Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Officially Announced With Major Changes
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Published Aug 11, 2026, 4:35 PM EDT
Nintendo is remaking Link's landmark 3D time-traveling adventure
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The Writers Lab Adds Los Angeles-Based Intensive, Announces Writers for Fall 2026 Cohorts
The Writers Lab announced writers selected for two Lab Intensives this Fall, in New York City and the inaugural Los Angeles cohort.
Supported by Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman, The Writers Lab is the only script incubation program dedicated to elevating the work of women and nonbinary screenwriters over the age of 40.
Miami is more expensive than New York. It's a bad sign for the city's economy.
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Cospa Ramen Brings Nagahama Ramen From Fukuoka To Manhattan
Cospa's spicy ramen will be served morning through late night in Flatiron Cospa Ramen
Another Japanese ramen style has made its way to Manhattan.
Cospa Ramen, a new all-day, fast-casual concept from HAND Hospitality, will open on Thursday, August 13 at 36 West 26th Street in Flatiron.
As Xbox head Asha Sharma reportedly visits Bethesda HQ, workers put up red flags representing laid off staff and a giant inflatable rat outside
"Each flag was a public reminder of how many people management cut from our teams"
It's probably a weird day to be working at Bethesda's Rockville headquarters. In a week's time, on August 18th, the Communications Workers of America have organised numerous rallies across the US and Canada in support of Xbox workers, 1600 of which may lose their jobs over the next year, on top of the 1600 who have already been laid off. Today, as shared by Game Developer's Chris Kerr, CWA union members have already initiated a protest outside Bethesda HQ in the form of a giant inflatable rat, and a huge number of planted red flags, each one representing a laid off worker, as Xbox CEO Asha Sharma reportedly.
Uber surprised robotics company Serve by selling its entire stake
Uber has sold off its entire stake in Serve Robotics, the autonomous delivery robot company that spun out of the ride-hailing company more than five years ago.
Uber made the disclosure in a regulatory filing that was first reported by Bloomberg. Uber’s exit from Serve Robotics has been brewing for at least a year, according to regulatory filings that show the company reduced its stake in 2025.
Crimson Desert Dev Conducting 'Extensive Research' on Multiplayer Modes, Plots Potential Sequels
Pearl Abyss has detailed its plans for smash hit action role-playing game Crimson Desert, confirming it is exploring multiplayer modes. Meanwhile, we have a target launch window for the Nintendo Switch 2 version, and talk of potential sequels.
Hollywood Keeps Heading to St. Lucia — and Harbor Club Is at the Center of the Action
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Los Angeles to St. Lucia may be a journey, but that only makes it a better escape for Hollywood’s biggest names — after all, Oprah Winfrey, Justin Bieber and Matt Damon are just a few of its famous visitors. And thanks to the striking beaches, lush rainforests and waterfront resorts, this Caribbean Island has become the must-visit tropical destination among travel guides and insiders alike.
A long-lost Lord of the Rings action RPG makes a surprise return to Steam
16 years ago, we used a trailer for the then-upcoming action RPG Lord of the Rings: War in the North to drop a sick burn on people who maybe take their Tolkien a little too seriously. The game launched a year later, in 2011, to middling reviews and disappointing sales, and there it sat until the delisting process began in late 2018; SteamDB indicates it got the axe on Steam the following February.
Fans Remember Jackie the Eagle, Who Became a Social Media Star Worldwide: ‘Regal, Fierce, Deeply Devoted’
Los Angeles media has been all over the death of a local celebrity for the past two days. But this time, the dearly departed wasn’t a movie star from the golden age of Hollywood. Instead, Southern Californians and the rest of the world are mourning the death of Jackie, the bald eagle. Jackie, who lived with her partner Shadow in a nest high above the mountain community of Big Bear, died Monday after several weeks in intensive care.