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A fresh take on the Bond franchise lands in gaming with "007 First Light," reimagining the iconic spy for a new generation of players.

The UK's £7bn gaming industry faces headwinds from regulatory pressure, shifting consumer habits, and the ongoing debate around loot boxes and microtransactions.

Fans can grab Diablo 4, Halo, and several other hit games for free through June 10 thanks to a cross-promotional campaign with Fanta.

A new video game developed by Minnesota's Indigenous community teaches Ojibwe language and traditions through interactive storytelling.

A UK politician derailed a parliamentary debate on the "Stop Killing Games" initiative with an unrelated anti-woke tirade, frustrating advocates for game preservation.

A new promo for HBO Max's DCU series "Lanterns" reveals Hal Jordan's costume, sparking mixed reactions from fans about the design and direction of the upcoming show.

DC is making a renewed push for Static as a comics property, exploring new creative directions for the beloved Milestone Media character.

Marvel explores the craft behind its comics with a new book venture, offering fans an inside look at storytelling and artistry from the House of Ideas.

Image Comics launches "Of The Earth," a new miniseries blending ecological themes with supernatural horror in a story that critics are calling a must-read.

Dark Horse Comics is shuttering its Things From Another World retail chain, marking the end of an era for the iconic Pacific Northwest comic book stores.

The deal under discussion would involve a 60-day ceasefire extension during which the Strait of Hormuz would be reopened, according to US media.

The UK prime minister said it was "right" that the sentences were being urgently reviewed in a case that has sparked national outrage.

A person opened fire near the White House perimeter and was fatally shot by Secret Service officers in an exchange of gunfire; no officers were injured.

A new survey shows a majority of Americans are cutting back on groceries due to sustained inflation, with food prices remaining a top economic concern.

A tale of two political landscapes: domestic turmoil in the UK as Starmer faces backlash over sentencing, while the US administration launches a diplomatic charm offensive abroad.

Researchers hope AI-powered drug discovery will help identify affordable, effective treatments for conditions like motor neurone disease (MND) at a fraction of the usual time and cost.

Waymo expanded its temporary service pause "out of an abundance of caution" after its autonomous vehicles navigated into flooded roads in multiple cities.

SpaceX delayed its latest Starship test flight just a day after revealing plans for a record-breaking stock market debut that could value the company at over $300 billion.

Elon Musk's rocket-maker and Starlink operator will trade under the ticker SPCX, in what could be the largest IPO in history.

Meta settled a test case brought by a US school district over social media addiction, with the outcome seen as setting precedent for 1,200 other districts making similar claims.

Former Soundgarden drummer Matt Cameron exited Pearl Jam amicably in July 2025 after a 27-year run, and the band is keeping their replacement under wraps as they prepare for upcoming shows.

Ed Sheeran is parting ways with Warner Music Group after a 15-year run that saw him become one of the most commercially dominant artists of the modern era.

Guitarist Greg Edwards opens up about the strange tunings, Hayley Williams collaboration, and unsettling emotions behind Failure's new album.

Their third studio LP is out this summer via Sub Pop, previewed by lead single "Shooting Shadows" — a post-punk gem that hints at their most ambitious work yet.

The legendary punk band has reunited for a new chapter, sparking excitement and debate about what the iconic provocateurs will do next.