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35 Years Ago, Nintendo Released the First Handheld Zelda Game (It's Not the One You Think)

This 1989 Zelda title a pocketful of potential that influenced some of Nintendo's most innovative hardware for decades to come.

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Shudder Just Quietly Released the Most Gruesome Sci-Fi Thriller of the Year

'Hell Hole' feels destined to be forgotten. But if you’re looking for some goopy B-movie thrills and you don’t particularly care about good acting (or enjoy the comedy of a poorly acted horror flick) you could do a whole lot worse.

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This Piece of Coral In Fiji Is 600 Years Old — What It Reveals About Our Climate’s Future Is Nerve-Wracking

A single coral in Fiji that is more than 600 years old has recorded how Pacific Ocean temperatures have varied during its long life.

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These Things Make Your Home Pretty Baller for Under $35

If your home could use a little refresh, these things make your home so much more baller for less than $35.

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'The Acolyte’s Cancellation Reveals Lucasfilm’s Biggest Star Wars Problem

Is Lucasfilm afraid of its biggest franchise? The studio's recent cancellation of 'The Acolyte' proves that it hasn't learned anything from its past Star Wars mistakes.

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15 Years Ago, the Modern Superhero Game Was Born

Batman: Arkham Asylum, the template for the modern superhero game, turns 15.

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85 Years Ago, a Revolutionary Epic Movie Changed Hollywood Forever

Most movies from the '30s are long forgotten, but one was such a gamechanger that it continues to influence everything from 'Twisters' to 'Agatha All Along.'

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Ancient Civilizations Used These Simple Measures to Cool Cities Down — Why Can’t We Do the Same?

Modern cities unintentionally elevate their own temperatures, creating what is known as the “urban heat island effect.”

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Lord of the Rings is Revealing a New Side of Sauron That Peter Jackson Never Could

The titular Lord of the Rings is also a lord of shapeshifting. Here's how 'The Rings of Power' is revealing Sauron's most important evil power.

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This Victorian-Era Technology Is Still Astonishingly Accurate At Capturing Weather

The Stevenson screen remained remarkably effective at providing accurate and continuous measurements for more than 150 years.

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60 Cheap Things With 5-Star Amazon Ratings That Are Straight Fire

A good way to find those unicorn products that are an absolute steal for the price? Just look to the reviews, where shoppers are known for giving it to you straight.

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Being Stranded In Space Could Upend Starliner Astronauts’ Perception of Time

When we are waiting, our desire to know when the wait is over increases how much we think about time.

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Is Cold Water Better For Your Dog? A Vet Reveals a Hidden Trick to Get Your Pup to Hydrate

A veterinarian reveals that giving dogs access to water is more important than the water's temperature.

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15 Years Ago, Nintendo Perfected the Video Game Trilogy

Fifteen years ago Nintendo proved, once and for all, that Metroid Prime is the definitive video game trilogy.

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Netflix Just Quietly Added the Best Vampire Show You Haven't Seen

'Interview With the Vampire,' alongside a host of other AMC+ shows, has finally arrived on Netflix. And it may finally get the recognition it's always deserved.

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There’s A Fungus Slowly Devastating Bananas Worldwide and Researchers Aren’t Sure How To Stop It

A fungal pathogen that affects bananas kills the plant by occupying its vascular system, blocking water, and mineral transportation.

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Star Wars Needs to Learn a Painful Lesson from 'The Acolyte's Failure

The latest Star Wars series cost a huge amount of money and failed to find an audience. Disney and Lucasfilm must learn from its missteps before it's too late.

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The Connection Between Diet and Mood Disorders Is Growing Stronger — Here’s What Researchers Know

Numerous studies have demonstrated that diet is one biological factor that can significantly influence the risk for symptoms of depression and anxiety.

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The Weirdest Sh*t Under $25 Trending on Amazon Now

Travel off the beaten path and check out these odd finds that are surprisingly useful.

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'Indiana Jones and the Great Circle' Needs To Be On PlayStation 5

If "The Great Circle" is meant to stir up interest in the aging film property, console exclusivity was never an option.

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The Best Action RPG of 2023 Is Free to Play With Bonus Rewards This Weekend

'Diablo 4' is free to play all weekend, and a week-long event makes this the perfect time to prepare for 'Vessel of Hatred.'

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A ‘Speckling of Stars’ At the Edge of the Milky Way Is Still Puzzling Astronomers

The Hubble Space Telescope peered millions of light-years away to capture the dim galaxy Leo A.

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42 Years Later, The Most Iconic Cyberpunk Franchise Is About to Expand in a Huge Way

We still know next to nothing about 'Blade Runner 2099,' but a new update gives us hope that the upcoming show can avoid the mistakes of other recent franchise revivals.

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57 Years Later, Star Trek Is Turning Its Greatest Villain Into a “Hero”

Nicholas Meyer has provided an update on the 'Ceti Alpha V' Khan Star Trek podcast miniseries. And it sounds like this is a Khan we've never met.

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