On Sunday, May 25, beloved “Duck Dynasty” patriarch Phil Robertson passed away at the age of 79. While an official cause of death has yet to be confirmed by his family, Jase and Al Robertson, Phil’s sons, have been transparent about their father’s waning health since his diagnosis with Alzheimer's disease and his departure from the “Unashamed” podcast back in December 2024. Before he became the man of faith he’s celebrated as today, Phil’s early years were marked by a recklessness and rebellion that nearly destroyed his family. At the age of 28, Phil, an alcoholic at the time, was running a bar and living separately from his family, whom he had kicked out. The steadfast prayers of his wife, Kay, however, led to an unlikely meeting in a bar, where a minister shared the gospel with Phil, who repented of his sins, accepted Jesus, and was baptized. Phil’s life began anew. He embarked on a journey of faith that would lead him to become the adored camo-clad family man and evangelist we celebrate today. On this special episode, we look back over the years at Phil’s best moments on the “Unashamed” podcast, which was aptly named after the Duck Commander’s bold and unapologetic faith in Jesus Christ. From raw and direct gospel messages to hilarious life lessons, we celebrate Phil’s life and legacy, knowing he’s in heaven now, saying, “Happy, happy, happy.”

You might remember the original concept trailer for ILL, which did the rounds back in 2021. It’s an FPS. You’re in a narrow hallway of a dilapidated, post zombie outbreak apartment block. The infected former residents stagger towards you, oozing thick red goop from their eyes and mouths. You blow them apart with a double-barreled shotgun. Some of the original uploads of that trailer have millions of views; slow, scary, and boasting extremely detailed monsters and gore, ILL’s other early trailers make it look like a mix of Half-Life, Resident Evil, and Stalker. But barring a few small, sporadic updates, the FPS has been quiet for a while - that is until now, when a new teaser suggests ILL could appear in full at the upcoming Summer Game Fest. Continue reading After years of quiet, mysterious survival game ILL may be making a big comeback MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best horror games, Best upcoming PC games

It’s bad news for Microsoft, as a new set of Lenovo Legion Go S benchmarks between the Windows 11 and SteamOS versions shows that SteamOS is much better for gaming on handhelds right now, emphasising the performance gulf between the two platforms. With SteamOS also now officially available for third-party handhelds, this benchmark is further proof that Windows should no longer necessarily be the first choice for PC gamers. In our initial Lenovo Legion Go S test back at CES, we praised how natural SteamOS felt on the Lenovo handheld. The company wasn’t willing to make performance comparisons with its Windows 11 model at the time, but it looks like the Microsoft platform is the slower option for gamers looking for the best handheld right now. Continue reading This Steam Deck rival proves that SteamOS is much faster than Windows for gaming MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming

I don't ask for very much in life. I like good coffee, competitive esports, and, sometimes, getting caught in the rain (given I'm from Scotland, that part happens a lot). But all I want from 2025 is for Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2 to be my game of the year. A slot currently occupied by Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, I'd love to see the World of Darkness shine yet again. Bloodhunt was great, but it didn't last. Swansong, which in theory sounded great, quickly became monotonous. Aside from visual novels like Shadows of New York and its recent sister title, Reckoning of New York, VTM's virtual universe hasn't wowed anyone lately - in short, Bloodlines 2 has to deliver. Continue reading Ex Dragon Age writer hopes Bloodlines 2 is "the VTM game that's meant to exist" MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best vampire games, Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines 2 release date, Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines 2 clans

OK, THIS Is Funny! POLITICO Thinks These 'Fresh Faces' on a 'Shadow Cabinet' Will Win Back Power for DEMS

Not all WWE Champions are made equal. While many strive to have the run that Roman Reigns went on, sometimes, some struggle to hold it past a few weeks. The competition in the WWE is stiff, and for some, the burden of carrying the WWE Championship and sporting a target on their back is too great for them to handle.

From 2019 to 2022, the WWE 24/7 Championship took up some of the spotlight on Mondays and Fridays. Similar to the Hardcore Championship, this title was defended around the clock, meaning just about anybody could sneak up and capture the gold. It was a wild time, but thankfully, it didn't last long.

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I don't know about you, but one of the reasons I used to fight with ChatGPT until recently was the AI's inability to visit certain web pages. I'm not even talking about paywalled content that the AI can't see. It's regular web pages you might give the AI when looking to discuss a certain topic. Sometimes, ChatGPT would try to fetch the content, but then it would just browse the web for information related to what it thought (or saw) at the link I provided. I'd catch it, and then it would ultimately confess why it searched for other sources: ChatGPT couldn't open the link I pasted in the prompt. Some websites block chatbots like ChatGPT from reading their pages, and that's understandable in a world where it's very likely that AI firms trained on internet content without always asking for permission first. But it's a problem if you need to chat with the AI about a specific page. You might want ChatGPT to explain concepts, summarize studies, translate original text, or answer questions related to a particular type of written content online. You don't want ChatGPT to go looking for other sources. Thankfully, there are very easy ways to let ChatGPT see the content you want to access, including the one I like the most. Continue reading... The post 3 tricks that let ChatGPT read websites it shouldn’t be able to see appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $1,750 Amazon gift card, Sonos speaker sale, Hisense 75-inch smart TV, foam dog beds, more Today’s deals: $299 iPad 11, $497 LG 65-inch smart TV, $30 Philips Sonicare toothbrush, $499 Traeger grill, more Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2025: Get $2,000+ free Today’s deals: $15 Amazon credit, $480 AirPods Max, $60 Instant Pot Duo, $228 Sony XM4, more