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Two eight-under 62s at The Open equal the lowest rounds in men’s major history, reshaping how rivals and markets watch scoring.
Sixteen years after Fallout: New Vegas, Bethesda confirms Obsidian is building a new Fallout project, while Fallout 5 waits.
A federal court fight over “false implication” claims and a hacked risk-score list could reshape how media and venues handle sensitive data.
Bethesda Game Studios maps its next years: new mainline releases, remasters, and a Fallout Shelter TV show.
Oscar-winning Best Supporting Actress Brenda Fricker died after ill health, leaving My Left Foot and Home Alone 2 permanently imprinted.
A BBC question turns into a culture test: Tolkien's Norse roots are irrelevant to who gets hired on screen.
The band’s final-world-tour moment lands on big screens for a limited time, with 16mm Mexico City footage and fan-first access.
A 3-year deal in talks could pay $65M+ as major studios try to secure the next horror hit pipeline.
A sold-out 65,000-seat Mexico City show gets a fresh IMAX rewatch, a Kiswe watch party, and an Aug. 7 companion album.
The Fallout: New Vegas writer explains why TV game adaptations miss, and what it means for the next season.
The Harry Potter Percy Weasley actor links up with Burr, O'Dowd, Ruth Bradley, and newcomer Kitty Graham this summer.
The Cure’s Robert Smith blasts FIFA’s concept, timing, and added breaks, even as Madonna, BTS, Shakira and Bieber appear.
