Netflix is aiming to bolster awareness of its new “Best Guess Live” mobile game, by giving away a total of $1 million over the course of next week. The daily jackpot, which normally stands at $15,000, ...

J.J. Abrams and Left 4 Dead creator Mike Booth took to The Game Awards 2025 to announce that their mysterious new co-op video game is a sci-fi third-person shooter called 4:Loop. A video for Bad Robot ...

It was only a week ago when we learned that JJ Abrams' studio Bad Robot Games was teaming with Sony and Left 4 Dead designer Mike Booth on a new gaming project. Now, thanks to an appearance by Abrams ...

Publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment and developer Bad Robot Games have announced cooperative third-person shooter, 4:LOOP, for the PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam. View the announcement trailer ...

The quest to fill all 35 bowl games outside the playoff expanded to teams with losing records this year, but the searching didn’t get much easier. At least 10 teams reportedly declined invitations, ...

LOS ANGELES — Netflix will launch its first weekday mobile game show Monday, inviting subscribers to compete for thousands of dollars in prize money through a live-streaming guessing game. "Best Guess ...

Netflix’s new mobile game show “Best Guess Live” launches Monday at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, and on night one both hosts Howie Mandel (“America’s Got Talent”) and Hunter March (“Sugar Rush”) will be on ...

As Ravens kicker Tyler Loop stepped out of a hotel in downtown Cleveland on a gray, raw and blustery Sunday afternoon last month, he watched helplessly as his backward cap flew off his head and ...

When Tyler Loop was walking to the Ravens' team bus to drive to Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, the wind tossed his backwards hat about 20 yards off his head. After Loop retrieved his hat, he ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Our new Coffee Chat Series launched in Chicago's South Loop, a neighborhood stretching from "Van Buren to the Stevenson, the river, to the lake," according to Jim Wales, president of ...

You know what they say: “Rule 34: If it exists, there is porn of it.” This internet rule posits that every fictional character has lewd art of them somewhere online, and there’s a website called Rule ...