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First‑Time Play‑Here Games at FUN EXPO 2026

July 16, 2026

Bandai Namco Entertainment Korea is turning the spotlight on two blockbuster titles during the upcoming FUN EXPO 2026. From July 30 to August 2, fans can step into the action of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 and Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition without a single ticket or pre‑registration. The event takes

entertainment

The Joker’s Planned Victim and a Lost Beetlejuice Connection

July 12, 2026

In the late 1980s, director Tim Burton and actor Michael Keaton had already teamed up on a wildly imaginative film about mischievous ghosts. When Burton later chose Keaton to portray the brooding hero, some fans were uneasy about the switch, but history showed Burton’s confidence was justified. Dur

science

Discovering Gene Patterns in Tissues with a New Quick Method

July 10, 2026

NCTDA is a fresh tool that helps scientists spot genes whose activity changes across different spots in a tissue. The main goal of spatial transcriptomics is to find these genes, called spatially variable genes (SVGs). Often, a gene may act differently in one cell type but look random when all

entertainment

Bonnie Tyler’s Legacy: A Star‑Studded Farewell

July 10, 2026

A group of well‑known musicians and actors shared heartfelt messages after the unexpected passing of Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler, who was 75. The star was in Portugal for emergency surgery when she died. Friends and colleagues remembered her powerful voice and vibrant personality. Rod Stewart noted t

science

Graphene Bubbles: Layers, Pressure, and Changing Shapes

July 9, 2026

Nanobubbles made of graphene can lock into several different shapes, each with a distinct number of stacked layers inside. When atoms such as helium or xenon are trapped under a flat graphene sheet, the membrane stretches only directly over the cluster. This creates concentric circular layers that l

sports

Russia Seeks Court Help to Return to Global Track Events

July 9, 2026

Russia has taken its case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport after World Athletics banned its athletes from international competitions because of the war in Ukraine. The ban was first imposed in March 2022, just after Russia entered the conflict. It was reaffirmed at a recent council meeting.

education

Finding Home in Two Worlds

July 8, 2026

Young people who grow up with a mix of cultures often feel caught between two sets of rules and stories. In Sweden, this “in‑between” feeling can create stress because they try to fit in both their parents’ heritage and the new country’s way of life. Researchers believe that weaving together t

entertainment

TV Stories That Teach How to Hook and Keep You Watching

July 6, 2026

The first thing that makes a TV series unforgettable is how every part of it works together. From the actors’ lines to the background music, each detail is chosen so the plot can shine. When a show runs like that, its strengths become invisible because they support one clear goal: telling a story th

entertainment

Adapting Big‑Idea Sci‑Fi: What Next for TV

July 6, 2026

The idea that huge science‑fiction books could become hit television shows feels almost impossible at first glance. Those stories are set in far‑off futures, involve thousands of characters, and span continents—what could a screenwriter do with that? Yet the past decade has shown that streaming plat

opinion

Fireworks or Futuristic Fun? Rethinking Fourth of July Celebrations

July 3, 2026

The United States turns 250 this year, a milestone that invites reflection on what has changed and what remains. Modern life is built on technology that once seemed unimaginable, yet one old ritual still lights up the sky each July 4th. Fireworks have long been tied to freedom and festivity, but