"Fallout: New Vegas" Lead Writer Conflicted With Fallout TV Show

The new season of Amazon Prime's Fallout TV show debuts next week, whisking viewers off to the treasured setting of "Fallout: New Vegas" - but the game's lead writer has mixed feelings on seeing his work adapted for the small screen.

Talking to PC Gamer, "Fallout: New Vegas" lead writer John Gonzalez said he "really enjoyed" the first season of the TV adaptation, praising the "admirable complexity" of the world and Maximus as "a fascinating slant to take you into the Brotherhood of Steel."

Skyrim Does Another Re-release In 14 Years

Skyrim's leading artist has acknowledged that the sheer number of Skyrim ports available is a major joke at this point.

Just when you thought Bethesda might have run out of ways to re-release Skyrim, a new version of the now-14-year-old RPG has arrived on Switch 2. The "Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim" – Anniversary Edition was shadowdropped onto Nintendo's new console, and it sure is Skyrim again.

New Sydney Sweeney Photo Stirs Few Feathers

Sydney Sweeney is now closing out a major year in her career, and she is marking it with a bold new Sports Illustrated cover. The actress stars in the lead role in Christy, a biopic about legendary boxer Christy Martin, a role that has pushed her into intense physical preparation.

As part of promotions for the film, Sports Illustrated chose her for a boxing-themed cover that highlights strength, discipline, and the athletic focus she has embraced while training for the film. The result is striking, but Sweeney’s Sports Illustrated cover has sparked mixed reactions online.

Bonnie Blue Was Slammed By Bop House Creators

The founders of Bop House, Sophie Rain and Aishah Sofrey, slammed adult performer Bonnie Blue following her arrest in Bali. They refer to her as "OnlyFans’ biggest disgrace" and claim she perpetuated publicity stunts she purportedly orchestrated that harmed the adult entertainment industry.

"This is what happens when you treat OnlyFans like a prank TV show," Rain explains.

US Art Fair Showcases Robot Dogs With Billionaire's Faces

A number of bizarre robotic dogs fitted with hyper-realistic silicone faces of renowned public figures such as Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg have been demonstrated at the Art Basel Miami Beach, as reported by Prabhat Ranjan Mishra for Interesting Engineering.

These machines wander inside a fenced area, snapping photos of the environment and occasionally entering a comically absurd "poop mode," during which they eject small printed artworks from their rear, according to reports.