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An 18-year-old man may have lost a foot in an explosion in Central Park on Sunday, police said. A New York Police Department spokesperson told Mashable that the cause of the blast remained unknown as of Sunday afternoon, but emergency … Continue reading →

It’s the halfway point of 2016, a perfect time to take stock of the best entertainment offerings of the half-year. Check out our picks for the best albums of the year below — and since “The top 16 of 2016″ … Continue reading →

Having a quiet afternoon and think you might like to watch someone binge their way through Korean barbecue or an In-N-Out burger? Look no further. The social video platform Twitch, best known as a place for people to live stream … Continue reading →

Ah, the wonderful world of modern romance. These days, the journey to find love can be quite a struggle. With dating apps, a whole lot of swiping, stalking, messaging and frustration takes place before you decide whether someone is worthy of … Continue reading →

With Facebook changing its news feed again and Google’s new feature that lets you see your entire Google life, you may have missed this week’s app news. Each weekend, we round up a few of our favorite new and updated apps. … Continue reading →

At least 126 people were killed Sunday in two bombings in the Iraqi capital, including a large-scale attack claimed by the Islamic State group that killed 86 people — among them 25 children — in a central shopping district, officials … Continue reading →

Summer Games Done Quick kicks off at 9:30 a.m. PDT on Sunday, July 3, and runs through to Sunday, July 10.  The annual charity event brings together superhumanly talented gamers to show off their skills in a week-long marathon. Donations … Continue reading →

This year, Comic-Con showgoers will take a little bit of Leonard Nimoy with them. A stark blue, black and white portrait of the late actor, who played Star Trek’s Vulcan science officer Spock on and off for nearly 50 years, … Continue reading →

Small budget, big audience: that’s The Purge way. Writer/director James DeMonaco has a great thing going with his action/thriller series. Where most of the big summer openings look at a $30.9 million debut weekend and worry, that estimated total amounts … Continue reading →

Tens of thousands of people flooded the streets of London Saturday in protest of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union. The country’s economic and social prospects may have been troubled as they marched from Hyde Park to Parliament, but … Continue reading →