The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered May Finally Be Getting Its First New Update in Over a Year

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Bethesda told YouTuber MrMattyPlays that the team working on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is currently focused on releasing the game on the Nintendo Switch 2, planned for August 11th. While working on this version, they’ve made some improvements they’d like to also bring to the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC versions. Bethesda hasn’t promised this will happen, but it seems they are considering it, likely in response to feedback from players.

Netflix’s 8-Part Supernatural Fantasy With Rare 100% RT Score Is The Ultimate Weekend Binge

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For years, streaming services like Netflix have been trying to recreate the success of popular network television shows. They sometimes manage it, as seen with the 2023 series Lockwood & Co. This eight-episode show, based on Jonathan Stroud’s books, takes place in a London where ghosts are real and haunt the city at night. However, there’s a twist: only children and teenagers can see, hear, and fight these ghosts, putting themselves in danger while adults remain protected.

Why Disney’s Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser Hotel Failed in Canon

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Despite several disappointing Star Wars projects from Disney, many fans agree their biggest mistake wasn’t a movie or show, but a real-life experience. The Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser hotel, a high-end, interactive hotel at Walt Disney World in Florida, was a major failure for the franchise. Now, a new official Star Wars novel provides a story-based explanation for why it didn’t work out.

HBO’s Lanterns Could Take the Superhero TV Crown From The Boys

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HBO Max is known for high-quality, award-winning TV shows, and their new superhero series, Lanterns, looks to continue that tradition. With the popular show The Boys on Amazon Prime Video recently finishing its run, Lanterns is expected to become the next big hit for superhero fans.

Lien Finance Exploit Drains $542K in USDC Through Smart Contract Flaw

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As a crypto investor, I saw a report from SlowMist on July 24th detailing a hack on Lien Finance. It looks like the attack specifically targeted a function called ‘exchangeEquivalentBonds’ within their BondMakerCollateralizedEth contract. Basically, someone exploited a vulnerability in how Lien Finance handled those bonds.

Brazil Approves Tokenized Cows as Collateral for Farm Loans

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In a first for Brazil, a farm has used tokenized livestock – essentially digital representations of its animals – to secure an agricultural loan. Fazenda Engenho Velho in Paraná received a R$100,000 (about $19,600) loan backed by 10 dairy cows, with the transaction officially recorded on Brazil’s B3 stock exchange.

Tokenized Cattle Loans: How Brazilian Farmers Raise Cash

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This actually happened. On July 21, 2026, a farm called Fazenda Engenho Velho in Imbituva borrowed R$100,000 using ten of its dairy cows as security. These cows weren’t used as traditional collateral, but were represented as digital tokens worth R$120,000. The loan agreement was officially recorded on Brazil’s B3 exchange, ensuring it’s publicly verifiable and tamper-proof (CNN Brasil).