Save an Extra 10% Off the New SteelSeries Aeon Pro Wireless Gaming Controller With Infinite Battery Life, Quite Possibly the Best Wireless PC Gaming Controller Ever

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: Sep 16, 2026 11:53pm UTC

SteelSeries just announced its new Aeon Pro wireless gaming controller for PC and Xbox and it's already available to purchase at the Steelseries online store for $233.99 after 10% off coupon code "NEWSLETTER10". Even with this discount, at that price we'd be asking a lot from our controller, including top-tier build quality and a plethora of features, maybe even some unique to this controller. Fortunately, the Aeon Pro delivers.

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The Best Streaming Deals on Sling TV

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With the influx of streaming price increases, Sling TV continues to stand out as an affordable alternative thanks to its innovative approach to traditional live TV packages. While monthly plans have become the norm amongst competitors, Sling has broadened its offerings by implementing short-term Passes — 1 Day Passes, 3 Day Passes and 7 Day Passes — along with a 5 Month Prepay plan that’s ideal for football fans right now.

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'Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' Is Back for Season 7: When and Where to Watch Online

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If season six left the women of Salt Lake City with fractured friendships and little common ground, the next arrives with even more personal stakes. The supersized season seven premiere of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City airs Wednesday, Sept. 16 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo. Viewers without cable can watch Bravo through DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV or Sling, with free trials available from the first three services.

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Zach Cregger on Revamping ‘Resident Evil’ and Why He Doubts He’ll Ever Return to Comedy

After two original horror hits in Barbarian and Weapons, horror maestro Zach Cregger has now turned his focus to some very familiar IP: Resident Evil.

There have been seven films in the Resident Evil franchise over the last 25 years, with mixed success; Cregger, though, is out to start fresh, introducing a new story that is not based directly on the hit video games.

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‘Girl Group’ Review: Rebel Wilson Writes, Directs and Stars in Derivative Pop Slop as Bland and Unimaginative as Its Title

Rebel Wilson mostly got a pass for her ebullient 2024 directing debut, The Deb, adapted from a well-received Australian stage musical by one of the show’s authors. In her second multitasking job on both sides of the camera, Girl Group, Wilson goes it alone as screenwriter, with no pre-existing material to supply the bones. The result is another ersatz Pitch Perfect, a thrown-together grab bag of familiar ideas both painfully unfunny and narratively anemic, relying primarily on charm-deficient pop nostalgia for any appeal it can muster. Which can’t be much when you start wondering, “Was Spice World really that bad?”

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Kenneth Branagh and Reed Van Dyk on the War Drama ‘Atonement’: ‘It Requires Patience of the Heart’

Reed Van Dyk‘s first feature film “Atonement” explores the aftermath of an Iraq War tragedy. The film is inspired by the 2012 New Yorker article by Dexter Filkins.

Speaking ahead of the film’s Toronto Film Festival premiere, Van Dyk recalls coming across the article many years ago. He says, “I wouldn’t have been able to maybe name then what it was that drew me to it. But in making it, I can say that, to me, there was something profoundly moving about all of these different sides of a war sitting down together and almost in spite of themselves. It feels like they’re reaching for each other, which to me was a very human and awkward and beautiful thing to happen.”

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5 Things Drake Really Wanted Us to Notice in His ‘FOMO’ Livestream

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The music was only part of the message, as Drake used FOMO to spotlight his people, revisit his past, and remind everyone he’s still here

September 16, 2026

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‘Monster’ and the Enduring Appeal of Lizzie Borden

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Lizzie Borden took an ax,
And gave her mother forty whacks.
When she saw what she had done,
She gave her father forty-one.
Producers liked this quite a bit,
Many versions were greenlit
One was truthful, others less so,
And now Netflix has a new show.

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Here’s Why This Throwback Brixton Flannel Is an Ideal Fall Layer

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Here’s why we’re adding Brixton’s Bowery flannel to our rotation this fall

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Thousands of Ed Sheeran Tickets Remain Unsold for Singer's Tour, With Prices Down to $65 Online

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Ticketmaster still has seats to all remaining Loop Tour dates, while some resellers are listing Sheeran tickets for below face value

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