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AEW Fright Night Dynamite delivered a new TBS Champion, a brutal TNT Championship defense, and another chapter in the FTR–Motor City Machine Guns rivalry. Stinger breaks down the October 28 results, the biggest storylines, and why Tony Khan apparently reads Titanquisitor.
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Titan Quest II arrives January 19, 2027, on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. Console pre-orders include four days of advance access and a Cosmic Turtle companion, while the developers reveal major plans for version 1.0.
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Firefox is bringing back the legends of the early Internet, from Numa Numa Guy to Overly Attached Girlfriend. That got me thinking about GeoCities, wrestling websites, ridiculous pop-ups, artificial intelligence, and everything that made the World Wild Web so entertaining. Can we make the Internet fun again? Around here, we're certainly trying.
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AEW brings Fright Night Dynamite to St. Louis with two championship matches, FTR battling the Motor City Machine Guns, and Blood and Guts approaching. Stinger previews the action from the rafters.
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Four bargain-bin SNES games, one unforgettable childhood afternoon, and a lake full of stubborn fish. Retro WedNESday #18 revisits Super Black Bass, a 1993 fishing game that delivers tournaments, frustration, nostalgia, and more than a few laughs.
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A vampire brothel, a beautiful redheaded queen, Dennis Miller's relentless sarcasm, and barely enough nudity to fill two minutes? Thalia takes on Tales from the Crypt Presents: Bordello of Blood (1996), praises Juliet Reagh, and demands to know whether she's watching a bordello or a fucking nunnery!
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The Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic finalists are set, Jackson Drake retains the North American Championship, and Chantel Monroe makes a winning NXT singles debut. Stinger breaks down the action and the final developments before Halloween Havoc.
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The WWF's NXT Generation returns to Orlando with Jackson Drake defending the North American Championship, two Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic semifinals, and the final buildup to Halloween Havoc. Stinger previews the action from Titanquisitor Hall.
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Emmy-winning actress Susan Saint James has died at 80. From The Name of the Game and McMillan & Wife to Kate & Allie and an unexpected appearance at WrestleMania 2, Theia celebrates the life and television legacy of a beloved performer.
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New to Titan Quest? Learn how masteries, attributes, skills, equipment, resistances, and expansions work before beginning your adventure through ancient Greece. Titan's complete beginner's guide covers everything you need to get started.
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Ryan Gosling's spooky musical project Dead Man's Bones has returned after 17 years with a new single, “Lost in the Night.” Maddie explores the band's unexpected Halloween resurrection and its wonderfully strange musical history.
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Chainsaw-wielding hookers, Elvira in a haunted castle, and a mad scientist rebuilding his girlfriend from spare parts. Tubi Tuesday #12 celebrates Halloween with three gloriously outrageous horror comedies.
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A mad scientist, a runaway lawnmower, exploding prostitutes, and the magnificent Patty Mullen! Thalia tackles Frank Henenlotter's Frankenhooker (1990) in the most gloriously unhinged installment of Spook-n-Boobtacular yet. Horror gets zero stars, Cheese gets five, Boobs gets six, and the movie gets seven. Because fuck it, it's funny!
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Monday Night RAW delivered an outstanding No Disqualification Match between Bayley and Lyra Valkyria, an unexpected championship defense from Sami Zayn, and a controversial finish to Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch. Stinger reviews all the action from Fresno.
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My earliest video game experiences were with Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt, but Super Mario Bros. 3 is the first game I actually remember playing. Thanks to my habit of using up my dad's hard-earned P-Wings, I earned a rather unusual childhood nickname: P.
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