Monthly Archives: October 2018

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70 New Emoji Are Coming to Your iPhone in the iOS 12.1 Update

Apple will be introducing 70 new emoji with its iOS 12.1 update, and they include a cupcake, raccoon, llama, frozen face, kangaroo and much more.

At Apple's Special Event today that unveiled the new iPad Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac Mini, these emoji also made an appearance and were said to be coming soon.

Available now in today's developer and public beta previews of iOS 12.1, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac users can look forward to also using characters with red hair, gray hair, curly hair, and even a new emoji for bald people.

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TV’s Highest Paid Actors in 2018 Revealed

The salaries for Hollywood's top earners in television has been revealed, with some surprising names atop the financial pedestal in 2018.

Per Variety, the 2018 earnings report shows that streaming providers, such as Amazon, Apple, and Netflix are paying their top-tier talent large sums of money as the competition between these companies intensifies. With so many digital entertainment providers out there, movie stars like Javier Bardem (No Country for Old Men) and Henry Cavill (Man of Steel) could entice potential subscribers to choose one service over another.

Variety divided its findings into three categories: drama, comedy, and unscripted programming. The dollar amount shown is what the actor receives per episode. Check out the results below.

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The Most Ridiculous Halloween Costumes of 2018

Halloween is many things for many people. Some watch horror movie marathons, some dress up and go to parties, some play horror games, and some do nothing at all.

Regardless of how people celebrate Halloween, seeing the costumes people come up with is one of the pinnacles of the holiday. Whether they're clever, timely, a play on words, or an inside joke, there's a joy in seeing everyone don their costumes and share in taking up a new identity for a few hours.

Except with these. There's no joy to be had in these. From top to bottom, these are some of the worst, goofiest, and weirdest Halloween costumes we were able to find this year.

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10 Zombie Movies You Need to Watch

I’d be remiss in my duties as a world-renowned zombie scholar and expert – yes, dear reader, there are such things! – if I didn’t remind you all to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Night of the Living Dead during this Halloween season. And for dedicated zombie aficionados, I know there’s little I can do to inform you about all the many other intriguing, entertaining, or flat-out insane zombie movies that exist beyond the timeless classic created by George Romero, John Russo, and their amazing team.

But let’s say you’re only just getting into the whole zombie "thing." Maybe you watched some Walking Dead, finally checked out Night via the recent Fathom Events screenings or the Criterion Blu-ray release (both featuring the new, stunning 4K restoration of the classic film), and now want to know: What do I watch next? In that case, may I suggest the following 10 zombie films from the entire history of the genre?

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Update: Netflix, Warners Hit With $50 Million Lawsuit Over Sabrina Satanic Temple

Update as of 11/08: The Satanic Temple has filed a $50 million copyright suit against Netflix and Warner Bros. that they publicly threatened at the end of October, Variety reports.

The lawsuit was filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in New York, and states that Netflix's new series, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, has copied the organization's design of the statue of Baphomet. The suit alleges that four episodes in the show feature the statue and that producers of the series are now profiting from their work.

In the lawsuit, the temple states that the statue was based on iconography from the 19th century, and was created in 2013 and 2014 for the organization itself. It outlines that multiple design elements of the statue were added to make it an "original expression" and therefore, subject to copyright.

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10 Best English Dubbed Anime Series

Whether you’re new to anime and seeking an accessible entry point, a longtime fan who could use a break from reading subtitles, or just looking for an excuse to revisit a classic show in a fresh way, a quality English dub has a lot to offer. As such, we’ve put together a list of some of our favorite anime dubs. Please note we opted to keep movies off this list in favor of specifically highlighting the best English dubbed shows.

Check out our picks for the 10 best English dubbed anime series in the slideshow below, or scroll down to see the list.

Dragon Ball Z

Dragon Ball is without question one of the most popular and recognizable anime franchises outside of Japan, and Funimation’s spectacular English dub of Dragon Ball Z is a huge reason why. Centered around Goku, who’s voiced by the wildly talented Sean Schemmel, DBZ chronicles the adventures of the aforementioned super powerful Saiyan and his friends as they fight to protect humanity from various alien threats. While yes, Dragon Ball Z is known for its crazy, over-the-top action, its beloved cast of eccentric and unforgettable characters is what has truly made Dragon Ball the phenomenon it is today. This is due in no small part to the involvement of one of the most prolific and talented voice actors ever, Christopher Sabat, who does an unbelievable job bringing multiple characters from the series, including Vegeta and Piccolo, to life. — Alex Osborn

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Breach Blends All Your Favorite Game Genres with Mythology

Breach is a potent mixture of the last decade of game design. Like something engineered in an off-the-grid laboratory, its a multi-headed creation spliced together with DNA from hack-and-slash action games, hero shooters, MOBAs, and MMOs. It’s currently growing and coming into its own, boiling down that blend into a jump-in-and-play experience of quick 15-minute solo, cooperative, or competitive matches.

After getting hands-on with a healthy section of the technical alpha, what surprises me most about Breach is how well that insane-sounding concoction works. You pick a class – complete with its own basic attacks, skill shots, and abilities – and fight through a series of maps that are broken into six sectors. Each sector has an objective, so you and up to three other players fight to complete the objective in the allotted time while the enemy team of monsters, minions, mythological nightmares, and in some modes player-controlled demons tries to delay or stop you.

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Undertale’s Creator Is Teasing… Something

Undertale’s creator Toby Fox is mysteriously teasing something, and whatever it is may be revealed tomorrow.

Toby Fox tweeted out, saying it’s “really important” for those who completed Undertale to check the official Undertale Twitter account in 24 hours from when he posted the tweet early this morning. He says he wants to make something new using fan feedback, and a Windows PC or MacOSX PC is needed for whatever he has planned.

PS4 Surpasses 85 Million Units Sold

Sony has revealed that the PlayStation 4 and PS4 Pro have, combined, sold 86.1 million units as of the end of the company's last fiscal quarter.

In Sony's earnings report for Q2 of fiscal year 2018 (which ended on Sept. 30), the company reported 3.9 million PS4 units sold, which, tacked onto the 82.2 million total units reported in Sony's last fiscal report, brings the PS4 up to 86.1 million lifetime sales. This new figure is down from the same period last year, however, in which Sony reported 4.2 million units sold.

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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey: Live Event Canceled for the Second Time

The first planned in-game live event for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, an Epic Mercenary encounter, has been canceled once again seemingly due to technical issues.

The official Assassin’s Creed Twitter account made the announcement, saying there’s been trouble in tracking down the mercenary in question, Damais the Indifferent.

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