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Initial reports suggested that gamers could expect a physical copy of GTA 6 down the line, but new reporting indicates that is not the case.
Claude Guillemot (69), the co-founder of the popular video game company Ubisoft, passed away in a plane crash, according to multiple reports.
When the bell rings at Kai Cenat's Streamer University, Soulja Boy will not be roaming the halls.
Doja Cat really misses the ability to post audio messages on X (formerly Twitter) so much that she decided to slam the platform's owner, Elon Musk, for removing them.
Hackers claim they tricked META's AI chatbot into granting them access to other people's Instagram accounts, and all they had to do was ask.
Welp, you can now add Mark Cuban to the list of billionaires who have capitulated to Donald Trump in some way. Mark Cuban, who proudly supported Kamala Harris during the 2024 presidential election, is now partnering with Orange Mussolini and joined the current occupant of the White House at a May 18 event to speak […]
Gamers, your patience is finally about to be rewarded. Word on the video game streets is that GTA 6 pre-orders are about to begin, and that's not the only news to be excited about.
Well, a year and $59 million later, the T1, Trump Mobile's flagship $599 device, is still nowhere to be found. The reported 590,000 people who put a $100 deposit down to get one of the devices that the company claimed would be "made in the USA," before the company quietly removed that promise, are starting to ask, "Where's my phone?"
Trump exploits White House shooting to push for costly, unnecessary 'ballroom' project, sparking conspiracy theories and mockery.
Prayers are being sent up for Megan Thee Stallion right now after the rapper suddenly fell ill during her Moulin Rouge! The Musical performance, and was rushed to the hospital.
Former Trump official Kristi Noem embarrassed after husband's 'bimbofication fetish' photos leaked, sparking security concerns.
Jack Harlow has been walking the fine line between being labeled a "culture vulture" and being respectful to Black music, but his latest comments might have pushed him over that line.