The US president launches a fierce personal attack on the special counsel in the Russia inquiry.
Former U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran Dead At 81
The Mississippi Republican represented the state in Congress for more than 45 years.
Soccer Team Of Migrants Wears Jerseys Emblazoned With Racist Slurs They Receive
“We are in the 21st century and I don’t understand how they can still say these insults,” said one player.
Panic And Confusion As Missouri’s Last Abortion Clinic Is Poised To Close
Right across the river, an abortion clinic in Illinois is bracing for an influx of patients.
Twitter Still Has A White Nationalist Problem
Almost 18 months after Twitter promised to crack down on hate, the platform teems with racist extremists.
Watchmen’s Doctor Manhattan Discovers the DC Metaverse
Forget everything you thought you knew about the DC multiverse. Watchmen’s Doctor Manhattan has just discovered something called the metaverse.
Warning: this article contains spoilers for Doomsday Clock #10!
The latest chapter of Doomsday Clock provides a comprehensive account of what happened to Doctor Manhattan after the end of Watchmen. Manhattan ventures into the multiverse and soon finds himself in the DCU circa-1938. He’s perplexed by this strange new world and its emerging lineup of heroes, finding that even ordinary people like struggling actor Carver Colman have a selfless, heroic streak completely unlike anything in the Watchmen universe.
Apple Watch and iPads Are Still on Sale for Up to 30% Off
If you buy something through this post, IGN may get a share of the sale. For more, read our Terms of Use.
Apple is expected to unveil updates to Apple Watch and iPad software on Monday. But you don’t have to wait for the announcement to get the devices that will run the new OSes. In fact, right now you can save a bunch of cash on various models of Apple Watch and iPad at Walmart and Amazon. Let’s look at the deals.
Apple Watch Series 4 is $50 Off
Apple Watch Series 4 (GPS)
- See 40mm model at Walmart – $349.99 (save $50)
Why The Flash Had Another Rough Year
Note: This is a mostly spoiler-free review of the fifth season of The Flash, which is now available to stream on Netflix. I’ll discuss basic character and plot details but save direct spoiler chatter for the end of the review.
For most of its life, The Flash has followed a fairly similar pattern to that of Arrow. The first two seasons set a high standard that the show has never really been able to match since. Like Arrow, Season 3 marked a significant drop-off in quality, while Season 4 really dove off a cliff. Were The Flash to continue following Arrow’s example, Season 5 would see the series rebound and recapture some of its lost glory. Sadly, this is where The Flash finally changed gears and stopped following Arrow’s example. Season 5 may not quite rank as the show’s worst to date, but at some point that’s an almost meaningless distinction.
Rambo: Last Blood Trailer Is As Brutal And Violent As You’d Expect
The first trailer for Rambo: Last Blood is here. The fifth movie in the long-running action series stars Sylvester Stallone as former soldier and mercenary John Rambo who is called back into his old life for one last mission.
The trailer doesn’t really give much about the story away, but it delivers everything that fans of the series will expect. Namely, Stallone shooting, stabbing, and blowing up lots of people, this time in Mexico, while his voiceover tells us that “death is coming” for his enemies. Check it out above.
Rambo: Last Blood hits theaters on September 20 and is directed by Adrian Grunberg, who previously made the Mel Gibson thriller Get the Gringo. The movie also stars Spanish star Paz Vega (Spanglish, The OA) as a reporter who teams up with Rambo to rescue her sister from a drug cartel.
The Rambo series kicked off in 1982 with First Blood and was followed by two sequels in 1985 and 1988. The most recent movie was 2008’s Rambo, which Stallone directed and made $113 million worldwide.
Marvel’s Avengers Will Feature Hero Customisation, Single and Multiplayer
Marvel’s Avengers only got an official title yesterday, but seems to have mistakenly gotten some early gameplay details soon after.
As spotted by Evan Filarca on Twitter (via PC Gamer) a since-revised E3 Coliseum show listing for the game seemed to reveal elements of what’s in store from the Crystal Dynamics game. Here’s that original description in full: