Star Wars Battlefront 2 Gear Coming to FIFA, NHL, More

To celebrate the impending release of Star Wars Battlefront II, EA has announced that players will be able to obtain Star Wars-themed items in FIFA 18, NHL 18, NBA Live 18, and Battlefield 1.

Battlefield 1 players will be able to score a Totokia War Club melee weapon, also known as a Tuskan Raider "Gaffi Stick," if they log in starting November 8.

Players can also obtain Inferno Squad gear in FIFA 18. Log in to FIFA Ultimate Team between November 7-28 to score outfits for your team.

Additionally, Inferno Squad equipment will be given to all NHL 18 players that have logged into Hockey Ultimate Team accounts before 11:59 PST, October 31. The Star Wars-themed gear will appear in players inboxes until the packs are opened.

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CinemaScores: What Audiences Think of the MCU, From Iron Man to Captain Marvel

UPDATED, MARCH 9, 2019: Captain Marvel has received an "A" CinemaScore rating. As Captain Marvel becomes the latest epic blockbuster to line Disney's coffers, let's take a look back at how every MCU movie has fared in the CinemaScore department and how those scores compare to their critical reception and box office gross.

Generally, a high CinemaScore rating -- the survey of what actual audiences thought of a film -- is a pretty good indicator that a movie will do well at the box office.

Is it any wonder then that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is such a huge moneymaker when these films almost always score at least an "A-" with moviegoers?

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Top Comics to Buy This Week: November 8, 2017

With dozens of comic books to choose from, let us show you which are the best coming out this week. Take a look at this list spotlighting our favorite comics that we know are money-well-spent and new books that look cool and are backed by some top-tier talent.

Check out our picks, then head to the comments to let us know what you’ll be buying this week!

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Fortnite Players Discover Absurd Rocket Surfing Trick

More than 20 million people have tried multiplayer sandbox Fortnite since it entered early access earlier this year, developer Epic Games announced today.

However, despite that massive player base, the quirks of its popular Battle Royale mode are still being worked out. For example, players have recently started using rocket launchers as vehicles by way of "rocket surfing," according to Fortnite community manager K.L. Smith.

This clip from streamer Zaccubus says it all:

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The Best Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Cases

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After last year's... mistakes, Samsung is back with a brand new Note. With its extra large 6.3-inch display and sleek curved edges, you'll want to keep your Galaxy Note 8 safe and secure at all times. As one of the most popular extra large phones, there are plenty of cases to choose from, but don't sweat it because we're going to help you find the perfect Galaxy Note 8  case for your needs. Let's get started!

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Everything From Planet Hulk Not In Thor: Ragnarok

While Thor: Ragnarok is ostensibly the third entry in the Thor franchise, it's as much a Hulk movie as it is a Thor movie. Ragnarok borrows heavily from the comic book storyline Planet Hulk, which followed the Jade Giant as he was exiled to the Planet Sakaar and became an intergalactic gladiator and freedom fighter.

But as much as Ragnarok draws from that source material, there are some pretty major differences in how the two stories play out. Here's everything from the original Planet Hulk story that didn't make the cut.

Like most MCU movies, Thor: Ragnarok is crammed full of references to all sorts of Marvel characters and stories. Check out the most memorable cameos below:

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Arrowverse: Wentworth Miller Exiting Captain Cold Role

Wenworth Miller will no longer portray Captain Cold on DC's Legends of Tomorrow.

Miller announced the news on Instagram, revealing he's currently filming his last episodes as Leonard Snart (a.k.a. Captain Cold). However, Miller did not reveal the exact reasons behind his departure.

“Currently shooting some of my final episodes as “Captain Cold/Leonard Snart," Miller wrote. "Grateful - now and in advance - to a pair of talented casts and hardworking crews. Thank you. I've had a tremendous time playing this character. It’s been an opportunity, an education, and a f***ing blast.”

Miller first played Captain Cold in the first season of The Flash. The actor then became a series regular on the first season of Legends of Tomorrow. After briefly exiting the series after Season 1, Miller has since reappeared multiple times on the show as a series regular once again. The CW announced him as one of several familiar faces set to appear in recurring guest roles during Legends' third season.

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Disney Reportedly Held Talks to Buy Fox Film, TV Studios

Executives at 21st Century Fox, the parent company behind Fox's film, TV, and broadcast divisions, have reportedly discussed selling most of the company to Disney.

CNBC reports these talks, which have occurred over the last few weeks, noting that there is no certainty of such a deal occurring. According to CNBC, Disney and Fox are not currently discussing such a merger. Both companies declined to comment on CNBC's report. The Wall Street Journal confirmed that Disney held discussions to buy Fox, however those specific talks are no longer active.

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Disney Reportedly Held Talks to Buy Fox Film, TV Studios

Executives at 21st Century Fox, the parent company behind Fox's film, TV, and broadcast divisions, have reportedly discussed selling most of the company to Disney.

CNBC reports these talks, which have occurred over the last few weeks, noting that there is no certainty of such a deal occurring. According to CNBC, Disney and Fox are not currently discussing such a merger. Both companies declined to comment on CNBC's report. The Wall Street Journal confirmed that Disney held discussions to buy Fox, however those specific talks are no longer active.

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