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The first trailer for Quentin Tarantino's new movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt is out, and we can't wait to see more

"Once Upon A Time In... Hollywood" is Quentin Tarantino's ninth movie and looks at Hollywood in the late 1960s.

Apple just launched new AirPods with wireless charging and hands-free Siri

Apple has launched its second generation AirPods, which come hands-free Siri access and the option for wireless charging.

Disney closes $71 billion deal for 21st Century Fox — and it's likely to shake up the media landscape

Disney aims to better compete with technology companies such as Amazon and Netflix.

Rupert Murdoch's 6 children are set to become billionaires many times over thanks to a $71 billion deal with Disney

Disney took over most of 21st Century Fox’s assets in a $71 billion merger, which shareholders approved in June 2018. It was finalized this week.

I tried Stadia, Google's big play to conquer video games. It's really promising, but there's still too much we don't know.

Google Stadia has a ton of promise as a way to bring video games to every device, but it's hard to know how it'll perform under real-world conditions.

Google's weird name and logo for its new gaming service is part of a clever disappearing act

Looking at the Stadia logo, you'd never know it was part of Google — and there's a good reason for that.

The White House's biggest annual economic report lists the alter-egos of Spider-man, Captain America, Batman, and a Game of Thrones character as interns

"Student interns provide invaluable help with research projects, day-to-day operations, and fact-checking," the report notes on page 624.

Director Alex Gibney looks back on a career of profiling liars and shady characters, from Elizabeth Holmes to Lance Armstrong, and crowns the most despicable

Alex Gibney looks back on some of the shadiest people he's done movies on, including his latest on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.

Google hid one of the oldest cheat codes in video game history on the back of its new Stadia controller

Google's Stadia controller has the Konami Code (up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A) printed on the back, a popular bit of gaming lore.

Google's new Stadia gaming service supports so many devices you might not need to buy anything

The list of devices you'll need to play on Google's new Stadia gaming service is a very short read, and that means fewer purchases to get started.

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