Dolly Parton posthumously accepted the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Americana Honors & Awards, with a pre-recorded video message played at the ceremony Wednesday night.
The famed singer and actress died Aug. 25 after a “brief battle with cancer.”
The PlayStation 4 launched in North America first on Nov. 15, 2013, before coming to Japan and the rest of the world several months later. Since then, it has maintained a steady stream of game releases across numerous genres, with more titles still on the way, even six years out from the launch of PS5. It’s clearly winding down, though, as Sony focuses on plans for new hardware and a discless future. That makes right now the perfect time to take a look at 10 near-perfect PS4 games nobody played, while a lot of them are still available to purchase digitally or in the used games marketplace.
Resident Evil saves its most frightening mutation for last
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After spending most of its runtime moving at a frankly ridiculous pace, Resident Evil tapers into what is inarguably one of the best video game movie endings ever and arrives at the exact place you might expect a Resident Evil story to end. There are plenty of skin-dripping zombies, grotesque mutations, and blood (quite literally) everywhere.
[This story contains major spoilers from The Shards finale, “Stairway to Heaven,” and some spoilers from The Shards novel.]
Homer Gere has a theory about Robert Mallory.
“You can’t understand him because, in my opinion, he’s not real,” says the actor who plays the mysterious character in Ryan Murphy‘s adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis‘ classic novel, which recently concluded its nine-episode first season.
Lawyers criticised mass arrests under emergency powers that allowed authorities to detain people without charge.
The Caribbean country of Trinidad and Tobago has ended a state of emergency that granted the government extraordinary powers to combat crime, including the ability to imprison people without charge.