James Bond’s Future Is Being Shaken Up by Corporate Clashes
Turns out, things aren’t quite rosy for James Bond: the Broccolis and Amazon MGM can’t agree on how to handle…
Your Keurig Coffee Pods Are Never Getting Recycled
A company is betting on aluminum to solve K-cups’ sustainability problem. Experts say it’s complicated.
Ricoh Pentax in 2024: DSLR Woes, Compact Triumphs, and the Return of Film
What a fittingly unusual year for Ricoh Pentax, a photo company that itself is quite strange. Always one to march…
BMW M8 Coupe to End Production in Early 2025: No MY26 Version Planned
A recent bulletin sent to BMW dealers confirms that production of the iconic BMW M8 Coupe (258F) will stop production…
The year’s Steam Replay reveals 85% of Steam users in 2024 spent time playing games released in 2023 or earlier
Just 15 percent of Steam players spent time with new releases – defined as games released in 2024 – this…
Fire Country Season 3 Mid-Season Report Card: What Lit Our Fires and Exstinguished Our Flames
In the three seasons that Fire Country has been airing, it’s been a roller coaster ride of awesome action and…
Apple to push new and refreshed home hardware across 2025
Apple’s work to create its own networking chips will lead to updated and new home products, including an updated Apple…
Haven’t picked up your holiday gifts yet? Apple now offering free 2-hour delivery
From now through December 24th, Apple will be offering free two-hour delivery from your local Apple Store for last minute…
Chainsaw Man’s Back, and He’s Going To the Movies
Studio MAPPA’s getting ready to hurt Denji on the big screen with 2025’s Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc.
OZZY OSBOURNE Remembers Touring With VAN HALEN In 1978: “They Blew Us Off The Stage”
“Eddie Van Halen made it look so fucking easy. They outshone us”
Check Out MEMORRHAGE, FLAGMAN & More Covering Nü-Metal Classics
Plus 15 original songs, which is very cool.
Got Sniffly Allergies? Your Funky Nose Fungi Might Be to Blame
People with allergies or asthma have more diverse fungal communities thriving in their noses, according to new research.