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Press review · Sunday, 27 July 2025

27 July 2025

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  1. foxbusiness.com

    Legal expert explains why companies need 'love contracts' after viral CEO-HR romance scandal

    Office relationships between managers and subordinates pose liability issues, with experts recommending disclosure policies and "love contracts" to manage conflicts.

  2. windowscentral.com

    More gamers can now upgrade to the latest version of Windows 11 — Microsoft finally removes update block

    10 months after the initial release of Windows 11 version 24H2, Microsoft has resolved a bug that prevented some PCs from upgrading.

  3. engadget.com

    Sony sues Tencent over its Horizon Zero Dawn clone

    Sony is suing Tencent for copying the Horizon franchise to create Light of Motiram.

  4. variety.com

    Sony’s PlayStation Sues Tencent Over Its ‘Slavish Clone’ of ‘Horizon’ Video Game Franchise

    Sony's PlayStation is suing China-based video game giant Tencent over copyright and trademark infringement regarding the former's "Horizon" franchise.

  5. windowscentral.com

    New Xbox games launching this week, from July 28 through August 3 — Grounded 2 arrives on Xbox Game Pass

    Obsidian Entertainment's early access launch leads another wave of new Xbox games to close out July.

  6. rollingstone.com

    Trump Says Beyoncé Should be 'Prosecuted' Over Baseless Endorsement-for-Pay Claim

    President Donald Trump has again made unfounded accusations that celebrities like Beyonce and Oprah were illegally paid to endorse Kamala Harris.

  7. rollingstone.com

    Tom Lehrer, Influential Song Satirist With a Cult Following, Dead at 97

    Tom Lehrer, the song satirist whose darkly comic lyrics gained a cult following decades after he stopped making music, has died at the age of 97.

  8. esquire.com

    The Ominous ‘Fantastic Four’ Post-Credits Scene Offers a Big ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Hint

    A certain masked menace shows up at the end of ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’—and it’s not Spider-Man.

  9. usatoday.com

    How did 'Fantastic Four: First Steps' compare to 'Superman' at the box office?

    Marvel's \

  10. usatoday.com

    Spoilers! What that 'Fantastic Four' end-credits scene means for Marvel

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  11. variety.com

    Box Office: ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Climbs to $218 Million Globally, ‘Superman’ and ‘F1’ Cross $500 Million

    "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" captured $218 million in its box office debut while "Superman" and "F1" crossed major milestones.

  12. abcnews.go.com

    George Lucas finally comes to Comic-Con to give a preview of his new museum

    George Lucas is making his Comic-Con debut, but not for "Star Wars."

  13. hollywoodreporter.com

    Jay Leno Criticizes Political Late-Night Hosts: “Nobody Wants to Hear a Lecture”

    The former 'Tonight Show' host took aim at partisan late-night shows in a recent interview: "Why shoot for just half an audience?"

  14. usatoday.com

    Beyoncé ends tour with a bang in Vegas: Destiny's Child, Jay-Z, Shaboozey join her onstage

    Beyoncé closed out her \

  15. variety.com

    Destiny’s Child Reunites for Surprise Medley on Final Night of Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour

    Destiny's Child reunited on stage for the first time since 2018 on the final night of Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' tour in Las Vegas.

  16. variety.com

    Tom Lehrer, Influential Satirist Whose Topical Songs Poked and Prodded America in the ’50s and ’60s, Dies at 97

    Tom Lehrer, an influential musical satirist who came to fame with songs addressing topical events in the '50s and '60s, has died at age 97.

  17. usatoday.com

    Destiny's Child reunites for surprise performance during Beyoncé's final show in Las Vegas

    Destiny’s Child reunited onstage with Beyoncé during her final \

  18. polygon.com

    Sorry, Mario, Nintendo’s got a new working-class hero

    Journey to the center of the pro-labor Earth

  19. abcnews.go.com

    More than 130 million people brace for sweltering conditions across most of the US

    More than 130 million people across most of the United States are on alert for widespread, dangerous heat on Sunday.

  20. variety.com

    Box Office: ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Lifts Off With Heroic $118 Million Debut

    Disney and Marvel's "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" lifted off with $118 million in its box office debut

  21. gamesradar.com

    Gabe Newell says he ditched Microsoft and made Valve and Half-Life to prove "a better approach to game design" at a time where "there were more people using Doom than using Windows"

    "And if I was wrong, I'd have to go back to Microsoft"