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One of the longest-running gags is the venerable Android Easter egg. The hidden feature in the OS, only accessible by performing a series of steps in the settings menu, has brought joy to many use ...

Steve Howey‘s guest spot on Happy’s Place featured some nods to his days playing Van on Reba — but did you catch every Easter egg? During the Friday, December 6, episode of Happy’s Place ...

The wonderful world of Oz is chock-full of oddities and made-up words that you might have missed during your first watch of Wicked because you were too distracted by Jonathan Bailey’s smile and ...

The company published a list of the most mispronounced words of the year in the United States and the United Kingdom on Wednesday, including foreign words that have entered the English lexicon for ...

The hype around Grand Theft Auto VI knows no bounds, with countless gamers across the world waiting on the next sliver of information about what we can expect when it is finally released in 2025.

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