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    Best October Prime Day gaming deals for PS5, Xbox and Switch▼Best October Prime Day gaming deals 2026: Shop PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and more✉newsCultureGaming55 min ago

    Mashable has published a roundup of the best gaming deals available during October Prime Day 2026, covering discounts on PlayStation 5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch consoles and related accessories. Retailers are expected to slash prices on popular hardware and games during the sales event, and shoppers are comparing offers across platforms before making purchases ahead of the holiday season.

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    Man arrested for slashing security guard at Wallingford movie theater●Man arrested for slashing security guard at Wallingford movie theater, police say✉newsCultureFilm58 min ago

    Police in Wallingford, Connecticut say a man has been arrested after a security guard was slashed at a local movie theater. The guard was injured in the attack. Authorities have not released full details about what led to the altercation, and it remains unclear how seriously the guard was hurt.

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    Lourdes gets a Vegas glow-up at Dublin theatre festival●Lourdes gets a Vegas glow-up at Dublin theatre festival, where canvases are slashed✉newsCultureTheatre51 min ago

    A new theatre production reimagining Lourdes, the French pilgrimage town, with a Las Vegas-style spectacle has opened at the Dublin Theatre Festival, and it features performers slashing canvases on stage. The Guardian's review draws attention to the show's bold visual staging, suggesting the festival is showcasing experimental work that blends religious imagery with showmanship. It is one of the talking points of this year's festival programme in Dublin.

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    Angus Taylor unveils plan to cut migration to 100,000●Angus Taylor’s migration plan: slash net migration to 100,000, force international students offshore, add social media cMmastodonWorldImmigration23 h ago

    Coalition frontbencher Angus Taylor has announced a migration plan to slash net migration to 100,000 a year, require international students to study offshore, and introduce social media checks for applicants. The policy is framed as an attempt to outflank One Nation on immigration, with the Coalition claiming it is budget-neutral despite unreleased parliamentary costings. Critics point to the absence of modelling on skills shortages, aged care and other labour needs, and question the economic impact of cutting the international education sector.

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    A workflow approach known as the Jev Decision Model is drawing attention for pairing with Anthropic's Claude to cut the operating costs of AI-driven tasks. Users in discussions describe using the model to decide when to delegate work to cheaper tools versus more expensive reasoning, reportedly reducing spend on AI workflows. Interest centers on whether the technique offers real savings for teams running AI at scale.

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    Walmart robot vacuum deals start at just $5▼Walmart has so many robot vacuums on sale for cheap, deals start at $5 (not a typo!)✉newsTechnologyRobotics2 h ago

    Walmart has slashed prices on a wide range of robot vacuums, with some deals starting at just $5 — a price so low the retailer's own promotion notes it is 'not a typo'. Shoppers are browsing steep discounts across multiple models as the retailer clears stock, with budget buyers particularly drawn to the rock-bottom entry price.

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    New Exhibition Celebrates Horror Cinema's Rising Popularity●From Slasher Films to Vampire Flicks, Horror Movies Are More Popular Than Ever. Relive the Genre's Scariest Moments—if You Dare—at a New Exhibition✉newsCultureFilm58 min ago

    A new exhibition invites visitors to relive the scariest moments in horror movie history, from slasher classics to vampire films. The display arrives as horror enjoys a surge in popularity, with the genre drawing larger audiences and critical attention than in recent years. Visitors can revisit iconic scenes and artifacts spanning decades of frightening cinema.

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