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Resident Evil Requiem DLC Release Date Reportedly Leaked for Late 2027

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A new leak claims that the Resident Evil Requiem DLC release date is further away than many expected. If true, we could be waiting until late 2027 for the RE9 story expansion with Leon Kennedy to launch. The same report also claims that Capcom is developing story DLC for its upcoming Resident Evil Veronica remake, which could arrive sometime in 2028. Resident Evil Requiem DLC Reportedly Planned for Late 2027 Screenshot: Capcom The Resident Evil Requiem DLC release date is reportedly not until late 2027 , according to a new leak. This latest rumor comes from popular Capcom insider Dusk Golem. In a recent post on X , the leaker revealed that the RE9 story DLC won’t be launching until the latter half of next year. The reason? It reportedly has to do with Capcom’s plans to release new Resident Evil content every year. According to Dusk Golem, Capcom will achieve this by releasing story expansion DLC for every Resident Evil game a year after its launch. The leaker also...
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4 Daft Punk Songs That Changed Dance Music Forever

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Dance music underwent significant changes throughout the decades. When disco died in the early 80s, its records soon became cheap and plentiful. This led to the creation of house music as DJs used these records for samples. In the 1990s, underground house music started to emerge in France. Specifically, two guys in France took underground house music to packed arenas around the world. Their name was Daft Punk. Daft Punk changed dance music forever with these 4 songs. “Da funk” This experimental track from 1995 blended elements of acid-synth pop and hip-hop. Daft Punk’s first single, released two years before their album, helped secure their record deal. “Da Funk” hit No. 1 on the US Dance Club Songs, and it certainly wouldn’t be their last. The song brought house music to the mainstream, and Daft Punk soon became icons . “around the world” With the easiest lyrics in the world to learn , “Around The World...
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Daily Horoscope: July 27, 2026

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Some days hand you a mirror and some days hand you a reason to look away. Today does both at once, and the pressure is hard to overstate. Sun opposing Pluto exact puts motivations — not just your actions, but the story underneath what’s been driving them — somewhere you simply can’t sidestep. The stargazer who leans into that instead of looking around it will find Sun trining Neptune softens the view, and Sun sextile Uranus means a door opens on the other side. Saturn went retrograde yesterday, which means the sky is pointing inward right now and not outward. The examination it’s asking for is an internal one. Go there first. Read your horoscope for the week , and see what the stars have in store for your sign today.  Aries: March 21 – April 19 Some discoveries are exciting. This one might not be, Aries. The Sun opposing Pluto today puts your own motivations under a microscope — not by anyone else’s hand but yours. You’ve been moving ...
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3 Early Hip-Hop Albums You Should Know to Impress Strangers

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Hip-hop is nearly 50 years old. Yeah, that felt weird to even type. In 2026, hip-hop is officially 46 years old, dating back to 1980. Hip-hop has come quite a long way since then, and being this far removed may leave younger generations unfamiliar with the classics that started it all. If you’re ever discussing hip-hop with a total stranger, impress them with some knowledge on these four albums. ‘the message’ by grandmaster flash & the furious five Grandmaster Flash was an incredibly innovative DJ in the early 80s, along with his group The Furious Five. His samples, mixed with scratching and cutting turntable techniques, paired brilliantly with break-dancing. Grandmaster Flash also invented the slipmat, a round cloth placed on the turntable under the record. This 1983 compilation record included their groundbreaking hit single “The Message” . It also included the 1982 single “Grandmaster Flash On The Wheels Of Steel.” This hig...
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The Problem With the ‘Dating Down’ Trend

There’s a somewhat off-putting dating trend that’s going around right now, and I have mixed feelings about it… Labeled “dating down,” this particular dating approach involves dating someone who you perceive as “below you” in some way, whether in attractiveness level, financial status, or some other superficial measurement. Let’s dip a bit deeper, shall we? What Is Dating Down? Dating down means dating below your typical standards. Perhaps you’re entering a romantic relationship with someone who doesn’t make as much money as you do, who you don’t perceive as conventionally attractive, who lacks emotional maturity, or who might not be on the same education level.  One article on The Asia Business Daily views “dating down” strictly in terms of physical attractiveness—similar to the dating trend “ shrekking .” According to writer Choi Young in the media outlet, “dating down … values personality and emotional connection over appearance.” To be honest, it sound...
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This 294-Million-Year-Old Fossil Preserved Something Scientists Almost Never Find

It’s a big year for the do-it-all butthole known as the cloaca: the all-purpose pee, poop, and reproductive chute found in birds, reptiles, amphibians, and even a few mammals. Earlier this year, researchers identified what appears to be the first fossilized imprint of a reptilian cloaca. Now, according to a new study published in iScience and reported by IFLScience , researchers have found evidence of another cloaca, this one belonging to a 294-million-year-old relative of mammals. Scientists from Berlin’s Museum für Naturkunde were studying fossilized footprints and a tail drag left behind by Dimetropus, an ancient synapsid that lived long before the dinosaurs. They noticed two rows of raised scales near the base of the tail that surrounded what looks like the imprint of a cloaca. This appears to be the oldest known evidence of a cloaca in the mammalian lineage, and the first found in a synapsid trace fossil. Or, to put it another way, it’s the earliest known...
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Weekly Horoscope: July 26-August 1

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Some pressure is productive, and some pressure is just a lot to carry. This week, stargazer, it’s difficult to tell which is which until Wednesday lands and clears it up for you. The Full Moon in Aquarius and Venus square Mars arrive on the same day, which means the emotional illumination and the interpersonal pressure don’t take turns — they hit together. What you want, what you’re not getting, who you actually are when you stop performing: all of it surfaces at once, in full light, whether you planned for it or not. Thursday is the exhale the week has been building toward. Jupiter conjuncting the Sun goes exact, and the scale of everything opens up — what felt like an obstacle starts looking more like a threshold. Saturn turning retrograde Sunday sends the week’s energy inward rather than outward. The questions this week aren’t comfortable ones. Don’t settle for comfortable answers. How will your sign fare this week? Aries: March 21...
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