publishing

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Meeting the People Behind the Grim Headlines of Women’s Weekly Magazines

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Horoscopes

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Gaming

‘Deepest Fear’ Is an Upcoming Horror Metroidvania/Immersive Sim Hybrid With a Fitting Title

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12.07.24

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Gaming

Xbox “Exclusive” Is Rumored to Release in March, and I’m Ready

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Sports

WWE Shaking Up Raw and SmackDown Commentary Teams for Netflix Debut

Changes are on the way for WWE’s broadcast teams on Raw and SmackDown…

12.07.24

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Gaming

‘The Alters’ Is a Slick, Sci-Fi Survival Sim With Style, Substance, and Some Jank (Demo Impressions)

‘The Alters’ questions your mortality and your sense of being when prompted with the question of “if you could, would you?”

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