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From porn to 'Game of Thrones': How deepfakes and realistic-looking fake videos hit it big

Deepfakes, fake videos made to trick viewers into thinking someone did something they didn't, have targeted Nancy Pelosi, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jon Snow.

11 details you may have missed in the final trailer for 'Stranger Things 3'

"Stranger Things" released the final trailer for its third season. In the trailer, we got a good look at the roles of characters like Eleven and Will.

YouTube star Jeffree Star said his new beauty collection began selling out in 5 minutes, and it shows how fans treat the products like collector’s items

There's a strategy behind obtaining desired Jeffree Star Cosmetics products. Like collectables, the items are often displayed like art.

35 video games coming to Apple’s new Arcade service, which will be like Netflix for games

The only games you'll find in Apple Arcade, Apple's new subscription service coming later this year, are totally exclusive to the platform.

More than 52,000 people voted for their favorite Pokémon in a massive online survey, but a few got 0 votes. These are the Pokémon that nobody likes.

A massive survey of Reddit users on r/Pokémon has given us an intriguing look at which Pokémon the internet can't stand.

The video game industry is facing government scrutiny over loot boxes, and the most powerful leaders in gaming are divided over what to do

Between outcry from players and potential federal regulation, the video game industry is facing a major challenge with the concept of loot boxes.

The company behind 'Fortnite' told UK lawmakers that the game isn't addictive, after Prince Harry said it was 'irresponsible' and should be banned

Months after Prince Harry called the world's most popular game "irresponsible," Epic Games denied that "Fortnite" is intentionally predatory.

The top 9 shows on Netflix and other streaming services this week

This week's most in-demand streaming shows include Netflix's "Stranger Things" and "Black Mirror," as well as Amazon's "Good Omens."

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