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Reina

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the Oscars
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    • Television

    The Oscars Are Moving to YouTube. What Does That Say About TV?

    • ByReina
    • Published: December 22, 2025
    The Oscars are leaving ABC for free streaming on YouTube in 2029. What does this say about the future of broadcast TV?
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    Scene from Clair Obscur
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      • Gaming

      Why Was Clair Obscur Disqualified From The Indie Game Awards?

      • ByReina
      • Published: December 21, 2025
      Clair Obscur lost its wins for Debut Game and Game of the Year over AI use. The real issue is why this rule was enforced after the ceremony.
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      The Ghoul
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        • Television

        How Betrayal Took The Ghoul’s Humanity

        • ByReina
        • Published: December 21, 2025
        The Ghoul’s story in Fallout is about how betrayal and survival changed him over the centuries. Lucy may be his path back to being Cooper Howard again.
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        music charts
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          • Music

          Is YouTube’s Breakup with Billboard the End of Music Videos?

          • ByReina
          • Published: December 20, 2025
          YouTube is withholding its streaming data from Billboard in 2026. Fans fear music videos are doomed but the truth is more complicated.
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          the Great Khans in Fallout
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            • Television

            Who Are the Great Khans in Fallout?

            • ByReina
            • Published: December 20, 2025 / Modified: December 31, 2025
            After making an appearance in Fallout’s season 2 premiere, here’s the history of the Great Khans, one of the raider tribes from the Mojave Wasteland.
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            the Brotherhood of Steel
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              • Television

              Who are the The Brotherhood of Steel in Fallout?

              • ByReina
              • Published: December 19, 2025
              The Brotherhood of Steel claims to protect humanity by hoarding technology. Fallout shows how that belief turns into control and decay.
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              Lucy and The Ghoul explore Vault 24
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                • Television

                The Mystery of Vault 24 Has Been Revealed in Fallout Season 2

                • ByReina
                • Published: December 19, 2025
                The season 2 premiere featured Vault 24, which was cut Fallout: New Vegas. We finally learn the type of experiments taking place inside that Vault.
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                Mr. House from Fallout
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                  • Television

                  Inside Mr. House, One of Fallout’s Most Complicated Characters

                  • ByReina
                  • Published: December 19, 2025
                  Mr. House survived the Great War and ruled New Vegas. It’s hard to tell if he’s the villain or a lesser evil compared to Vault-Tec?
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                  New Vegas
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                    • Television

                    How Fallout: New Vegas Influences Season 2

                    • ByReina
                    • Published: December 19, 2025
                    Fallout Season 2 leans on New Vegas lore without continuing the game’s story. Here’s what viewers should know before watching.
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