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After layoffs hit id the day before Doom: The Dark Ages expansion, the studio claims it is still roughly DOOM (2016)-sized.
The studio pushes back on claims it would stop maintaining idtech, after staff cuts across the Xbox portfolio raised alarms.
Sam Fender and Olivia Dean’s hit holds the top spot longer than any British artists have before.
Billboard confirms the pop star’s performance at Hard Rock Stadium, and explains why elite halftime slots now matter.
Billboard’s July 18 chart shows a rare run for Swift, with specific songs stacking Nos. 7 to 10.
The band’s long-awaited comeback arrives with a new release date, giving labels, venues, and culture a fresh calendar anchor.
A Golang “Swiss Army knife” packs encryption, disk overwrite, C2, persistence, and recovery sabotage. Here is the playbook.
A country tour opener gets cut mid-plan, and the fallout is larger than one lineup change.
Microsoft’s fiscal-year cuts leave the studio reeling, even as Doom-like momentum and Revelations land.
CD Projekt says no new Cyberpunk 2077 DLC is planned, but the player surge is changing the conversation fast.
After nearly nine years of hearing loss from Meniere's disease, the musician explains why music stopped fitting.
The British duo sets a new benchmark for longest-running number one single, reshaping what “peak” looks like.
