Meta quietly launches 'Forum,' a standalone Facebook groups app
Meta quietly launches Forum, a standalone app for Facebook Groups, featuring AI tools and a separate feed for community discussions.
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Radio Silence is making a choose your own adventure movie
The Scream and Ready or Not directors are adapting the iconic Choose Your Own Adventure book series into a film, with Tom Bissell writing the script after their Mummy reboot in October 2027.
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Disney's Millennium Falcon Ride Gets Major Mandalorian-Themed Update
Disney's Millennium Falcon: Smuggler's Run ride gets a major update themed to The Mandalorian and Grogu, featuring four new Star Wars locations with enhanced replayability and gameplay mechanics.
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Bungie says goodbye to Destiny 2 with final update on June 9
Bungie is ending major updates for Destiny 2 on June 9, pivoting to new IP after Sony's $3.6 billion acquisition and a rocky post-merger period.
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YouTube TV Live Guide bug disrupts seamless channel surfing for Roku users
A bug in YouTube TV's Live Guide causes streams to break on Roku devices, showing a gray screen and delaying channel changes, with no fix from Google yet.
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You can now add the ‘Fallout’ season 2 physical release to your vault stash
Fallout season 2 is now on 4K UHD, Blu‑ray and DVD, with an Amazon‑exclusive steelbook that adds eight art cards and a full slate of bonus features.
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Spider-noir trailer reveals new villains and noir style
A new trailer for Prime Video's Spider‑Noir shows Nicolas Cage as the detective‑styled hero, introduces Sandman and Silvermane, and offers both black‑and‑white and full‑color viewing options for its May 27 debut.
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Nintendo's Pictonico! turns selfies into WarioWare-style minigames
Nintendo's new mobile game Pictonico! turns photos of friends into 80 WarioWare-style minigames, launching free on iOS and Android May 28 with a paid unlock for the full set.
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Spotify is launching verification badges for podcasts to help listeners avoid AI slop
Spotify introduces verification badges for podcasts to authenticate creators and help users avoid AI-generated impersonations, following a similar move in music amid rising synthetic content.
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How to watch google i/o 2026 live
Google I/O 2026 kicks off on May 19 with a live keynote at 10 a.m. PT, streamed on YouTube and the official event site, highlighting AI breakthroughs and Android 17 updates.
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Very Young Frankenstein prequel series is alive at FX
FX officially greenlights 'Very Young Frankenstein' prequel series from the team behind 'What We Do in the Shadows' with Mel Brooks as executive producer.
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YouTube tests removal of Subscriptions tab from mobile app navigation
YouTube is A/B testing a mobile app redesign that moves the Subscriptions tab out of the bottom nav bar, adding a second Home tab and a "Create" label hinting at AI tools.
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Netflix streams first live f1 race this weekend
Netflix will stream the Canadian Grand Prix live in the US from May 22‑24, marking its first live Formula 1 race after a rights deal with Apple TV.
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PlayStation exclusives aren’t coming to PC anymore
Sony reportedly stops releasing major single-player PlayStation games on PC, reversing a multi-year strategy. Online titles will still launch on multiple platforms.
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AMC+ Premium offers 74% off for a year, now $29.99
AMC+ Premium is 74% off for the first year, now $29.99 via Amazon, with access to Shudder, BBC America, and more.
