Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Sean Schemmel has been a fundamental part of Dragon Ball’s anime since first stepping into the ...

Last month, we launched the Pitchfork Rap Readers’ Poll, in which we asked you to rank your favorite rap albums of all time. Thousands of you did. Below, find those results, and compare them to our ...

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The Cypher 091 is one of three weapons introduced in the Season 2 Battle Pass. To unlock it, players must first unlock all previous rewards within Page 8 of the Battle Pass using their earned Tokens.

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The latest trends in software development from the Computer Weekly Application Developer Network. This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written in full by Philip Rathle, CTO, ...

The anime adaptation of Dragon Ball Z (DBZ) was known for taking liberties when animating the original manga. Sometimes it added characters such as Icarus to some of its various fillers. Find out what ...

Kevin Hart dropped a surprisingly “hard” verse during a guest appearance in the 2024 AMP Cypher, complete with a left-field Cantonese segment. Kevin Hart and Kai Cenat have become one of the most ...

Monte Cook is one of big names recognized in the role playing game industry. He rose to prominence as a designer working on the second and third editions of Dungeons & Dragons. He launched a future ...

At the start of this century, as MySpace and LiveJournal were remaking the social hierarchies of youth culture, a crushing wave surged into mainstream view. The aesthetic movement that history would ...