Inside Netflix’s Field of Dreams Face-Off in Iowa: “A Magical Moment”

They built it, and thousands came.

The Field of Dreams movie site in Dyersville, Iowa, roared back to life last Thursday to host upwards of 8,000 fans, 26 Hall of Famers and VIPs like Theo Von to take in Major League Baseball‘s regular season matchup between the Philadelphia Phillies and Minnesota Twins. The high-profile outing, presented by John Deere and streamed live on Netflix, marked only the third MLB game to be played on the grounds where director Phil Alden Robinson filmed the beloved 1989 sports drama starring Kevin Costner.

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10 tips from a World of Warcraft art lead for getting started creating amazing houses in WoW

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The "Bionics Boutique" in a house designed by the author. (Image credit: Blizzard/Heather Newman)

Blizzard principal artist and lead designer Jay Huang used to make his living creating the "props" that make up World of Warcraft's living spaces. Now he designs the systems that allow players to do the same thing with WoW's new player housing feature.

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We Drive the Brabus Bodo Coupe and Talk with the High-End Tuner’s CEO

It seems somehow appropriate that our test drive of the Brabus Bodo takes place on the Pebble Beach property on the weekend during which the Northern California golf resort hosts its eponymous classic-car concours. With its dramatically long hood, selfish cabin, and swept-back drop-tail rear, the two-door grand tourer looks like the kind of dramatic, sinister, Streamline Moderne coupe a European coachbuilder would have created for a wealthy Axis-collaborating industrialist in the dark days leading up to WWII.

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Beloved Fantasy Series ‘ACOTAR’ Books 6 and 7 Officially Revealed by Sarah J. Maas

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After a five-year wait, fans are getting two new trips to Prythian just months apart

A Court of Thorn and Roses author reveals book 6 and 7 covers

The covers of Sarah J. Maas’ two new A Court of Thorns and Roses novels, A Court of Splintered Harmony and A Court of Forgotten Melody. Image: Bloomsbury Publishing

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Hayden Panettiere: 6 Essential Roles

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Her Star Burned Bright

The actor, who died Aug. 16 at 36, was a screen star from the age of five, appearing in dozens of TV shows and films. From Remember the Titans to Nashville and more, here are our favorites

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5,000 Flock Cameras Cover Atlanta, Yet The Police Are Resolving Fewer Crimes - Jalopnik

Fullerton, California, USA - July 23, 2026: A Flock camera surveils a city street for car license plates.

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Flock is the name on the lips of a lot of fed-up American citizens as of late, thanks to the litany of ways this dystopian mass surveillance company has angered the public and caused harm. Despite the vast array of blunders, including (but certainly not limited to) creepy cops using the database to track down and stalk their ex-partners, and even the wrongful detainment of a fellow automotive journalist, some people still think the cameras are a good thing. Now, new data shows that Atlanta, the city with over 5,000 Flock Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs), and the city that Flock Safety calls home, has not seen a meaningful decrease in its crime clearance rates despite an eightfold increase in the number of Flock cameras.

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The 12 Biggest Video Game Flops of All Time

No one sets out to build a flop. Game development costs too much to justify anything but a genuine effort, sometimes at the cost of creative freedom. Even the industry’s true auteurs must eventually answer for their bold decisions. With so many safeguards in place, most games will at least do reasonably well. And with ongoing developer attention, even an early misfire like Cyberpunk 2077 or No Man’s Sky can eventually find massive success.

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'Felt Like a Hostage Video' — Star Citizen Developer Stream Goes Horribly Off the Rails, Creating Further Distrust Among Players

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A recent Star Citizen development stream went horribly wrong, resulting in some fans losing confidence in the long-awaited sci-fi game.

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Ariana Madix to Join ‘Just in Time’ Broadway Musical

Following a busy summer in Fiji hosting season eight of Peacock’s Love Island USA, Ariana Madix has found her next gig.

The Emmy-nominated host is set to join the Broadway musical Just in Time, lead producers Tom Kirdahy, Robert Ahrens and John Frost announced on Monday. Madix will be playing Connie Francis for a limited run at Circle in the Square Theatre starting Sept. 12. Her final show will be Nov. 22.

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Burnham scraps restrictions on disabled people’s bus passes in England

Disabled people across England will be able to use their free bus passes at any time of day from next April, as Andy Burnham expands a policy he introduced as mayor of Greater Manchester.

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