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The epic series returned on Friday, March 6th, with the first episode of its eighth and final season, bringing the story of Claire and Jamie Fraser to a close.

The team at ReadyCode, known for their modding work, recently announced they plan to launch a multiplayer mod for Oblivion Remastered in the second quarter of 2026, according to Dark Side of Gaming. This mod will let players create and manage their own servers, allowing for both cooperative campaigns and player-versus-player arena combat.

You can now watch the trailer for Flavia, which is coming to Sky Cinema on Saturday, April 4th. Digital Spy is excited to share the first look – check it out above!

Can strong connections overcome differences and bring people together for a brighter future? If monsters and humans can become friends, shouldn’t people be able to do the same? Join me as we explore a mysterious egg in Final Weapon’s review of Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection – and maybe discover the answer!

In a tight-knit town obsessed with Gaelic football, Cian lives a carefree life of fun and celebration. As the captain of the local team, he’s also a local hero, enjoying the attention and praise that come with the role.

The show announced on Friday, March 6th, that it will be taking a month-long break. Host Kaye Adams jokingly told Jayne Moore she was getting emotional about the temporary pause.

The show claims to be based on real events, but some parts have been made up. This creative liberty is now causing problems, as actress Daryl Hannah – who is portrayed in the series – has spoken out against it publicly.

Matches aren’t typical or predictable – they quickly become unpredictable as they go on. Every 45 seconds, you choose upgrades that permanently alter how cards work, which often forces you to abandon your original plans and adapt on the fly.

The movie features the actor playing Michael Mason, a retired government assassin trying to live a peaceful life on a secluded island in Scotland. His tranquility is disrupted when a young girl named Jessie is left without anyone to look after her due to a tragic accident.

The 90-minute drama was created and written by Jimmy McGovern, known for shows like Time and the recent BBC drama Unforgivable. He co-wrote it with Gillian Juckes, a new writer.