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The Berlin International Film Festival faces intense scrutiny over its stance on the Gaza conflict, as political discourse dominates cultural conversations.

Legendary New York Times foreign correspondent Christopher S. Wren, who reported from hostile territories worldwide, has died at 89. His fearless journalism spanned decades.

Former HQ Trivia host Scott Rogowsky launches TextSavvy, his own live mobile game show. The 'Quiz Daddy' builds on his viral trivia success with new format.

Microsoft Gaming EVP Matt Booty confirms no organizational changes planned for Xbox studios despite leadership shake-up with Phil Spencer and Sarah Bond.

Square Enix shifts strategy, making PC the lead platform for Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy development, prioritizing high-end graphics and international markets.

HBO releases dark new teaser for House of the Dragon Season 3, promising all-out war between Targaryens for control of Westeros and the Iron Throne.

Nintendo announces Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen for Switch at $20 each, bypassing Switch Online subscribers. Available after February 27 Pokémon Presents.

Pixar's Toy Story 5 confronts modern tech fears with AI-enabled toys and tablets. Woody faces new challenges in this June 2026 adventure about digital addiction.

A hilarious scene from Small Prophets captures the frustration of unhelpful retail staff and customer service nightmares that everyone can relate to.

Chinese filmmaker Lou Ye, notorious for creating controversial banned films, discusses his evolving artistic vision and desire to move beyond censorship battles.