Questel’s improvisational skills added a lot to the Boop and Popeye shorts, as you can see in this clip from 1932’s Betty Boop’s Museum (Questel is doing all the female voices here).

Atomic Heart 2 is currently in development at Mundfish, as shared today in an announcement at Summer Game Fest. Additionally, Mundfish also revealed The CUBE, a new multiplayer RPG shooter set in ...

Atomic Heart 2 's premise is similar to its predecessor: the world's robotic population has turned on humanity, and it's up to you to stop it. While the exact details are still a little hazy, the ...

Mundfish has announced Atomic Heart II for unspecified consoles and PC (Steam). It will launch in 2026. Here is an overview of the game, via Mundfish: Watch a… ...

Fedora Atomic stands out with its balance of mainstream usability and advanced architecture — it doesn’t force a complete reimagining of your workflow but enhances it with modern guardrails.

Happy 100th Birthday, Betty Hooper! The longtime Gallatin resident grew up in Hawaii, survived the attack on Pearl Harbor and monitored air traffic radar during World War II.

I tried an original 24-ounce Twisted Tea (ABV: 5%) to compare its taste to the 12-ounce Betty Booze vodka iced tea (ABV: 4.5%), and preferred the Meyer lemonade flavor because of how fresh it was.

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Mundfish has officially announced the sequel to Atomic Heart, along with a spin-off first-person multiplayer game set in the same universe called The Cube.

Check out the Atomic Heart 2 announcement trailer for this upcoming sequel to the retrofuturistic action-adventure FPS from developer Mundfish. The Atomic Heart 2 trailer gives us a peek at its ...

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Myra “Betty” Ekman passed away peacefully on May 21, 2025, at the age of 85, surrounded by her family. She was born in 1940 in Corvallis, OR, and grew up around Springfield, OR.