Niantic is celebrating World Mental Health Day with a new Positive Play Guide

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With the increasing digital interconnectedness of our world, there’s a growing concern that face-to-face interactions are dwindling. Yet, Niantic continues to prioritize fostering these connections through AR games such as Pokémon Go and Peridot. These games inspire you to step outdoors and engage with others, thus creating a harmonious blend of digital and real-life activities that help people connect with their communities.

I Hoped Max Thieriot Would Return For SEAL Team’s Final Season, But I Understand The EP’s Take On It Not Coming Together

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The military drama series “SEAL Team,” airing on Paramount+, concluded its seven-season run on October 6, leaving fans as teary-eyed as ever. The storylines were neatly tied up and sent some of the Bravo team members off in unexpected directions. While the final season was captivating, I secretly wished that Max Thieriot would make a miraculous return, but I can see why it didn’t work out within the context of the show.

‘Saturday Night’ Interviews with Rachel Sennott, Lamorne Morris, Dylan O’Brien & More!

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The ensemble for “Saturday Night” features Dylan O’Brien, Lamorne Morris, Gabriel Labelle, Rachel Sennott, Cory Michael Smith, and Ella Hunt. They will be conversing with Sean O’Connell, TopMob’s Managing Editor, about various subjects like their personal favorites from “Saturday Night Live”, on-screen kissing scenes in “Step Brothers”, and undeniably, the wildest true tales of Lorne Michaels.

Doctor Who’s Eight Doctor Laments Not Being Called Back for Series Revival

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When “Doctor Who” returned to television screens in 2005, loyal followers of the show were puzzled by the decision not to depict the transition from one Doctor to another during regeneration. This confusion extended to Paul McGann, who played the Eighth Doctor in the 1996 film “Doctor Who: The Movie”. He was surprisingly excluded when Christopher Eccleston’s Ninth Doctor marked the beginning of the show’s new era.

Kim Jones Steps Down From Fendi Women’s, Stays at Dior Men’s

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Kim Jones is stepping down from his role at Fendi, where he’s been leading women’s and haute couture design for the past four years, to devote all his attention to his duties as menswear director at Dior. Fendi has mentioned that they will announce a replacement creative director at an appropriate moment. (Source: Business of Fashion)