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Health & Diet: New Study Discovers Direct Link Between Drinking Coffee and Lower Death Risk
A new study has revealed that regular coffee drinkers are less likely to die early due to chronic diseases than those who do not drink this brewed beverage at all. According to the researchers, the link between coffee and lower mortality rate may be related to the drink's ingredients. 
‘The Walking Dead’ Star Norman Reedus Still Hoping that Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro will Finish ‘Silent Hills’ Horror Game
Norman Reedus, more popularly known as Daryl Dixon of AMC's "The Walking Dead" television series, is still hoping for the development of "Silent Hills" to continue. Reedus was set to star in the survival horror game but the project was cancelled following the alleged fallout between development ... 
Paris Terrorist Attacks 2015: Facebook Promises to Launch Online Safety Check for Future Disasters
Immediately after France was rocked by a series of terrorist attacks in Paris, Facebook launched an online feature to allow users to notify their friends and relatives that they were safe. Although the social network giant's intention with Safety Check was to help users, it was criticized due to ... 
‘Rocket League’ Features, Updates & Gameplay: PlayStation 4 Exclusive ‘Rocket League’ Could Arrive for the Xbox One
Psyonix, the development studio behind the successful "Rocket League" title, teased that the game could arrive to other consoles including Microsoft's Xbox One. If the developer pushes through with the release of "Rocket League" on other consoles, then it will mark the end of the game's exclusivity ... Health News: FDA Recalls Washing Machines Used in Hospitals Due to Infection Risk
The Food and Drug Administration has ordered a U.S. company to recall thousands of its endoscope washing machines used in various hospitals and other medical facilities in the country. According to the government agency, the order was made due to a violation by the company that can increase the ... 
Global Warming Solutions: Bill Nye ‘the Science Guy’ Knows How the World can Beat Climate Change
Bill Nye, the enthusiastic and inspiring former host of the television series "Bill Nye the Science Guy," detailed his plans to solve the growing issue of climate change in his new book "Unstoppable: Harnessing Science to Change the World." According to the pop scientist, the people of Earth have ... 
Gaming News: ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Director J.J. Abrams Developing Action Strategy Game ‘Spyjinx’
Visionary director J.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot production company are preparing to enter the world of the gaming industry with the upcoming release of "Spyjinx." Details about the game are still unclear but according to its creators, the game is scheduled to come out for the PC sometime in 2016. 
Xbox One Updates & Features: New Xbox One Experience Brings Backwards Compatibility But Drops Support for Kinect Gestures
Microsoft is getting ready to roll out a new update dubbed as the New Xbox One Experience for owners of its first-gen gaming console. Although the update is expected to come with the highly anticipated Backwards Compatibility support, it will also remove a key feature of the Xbox One. 
Liam Neeson and Stephen Colbert Act Out ‘Candy Crush’ Story in New Skit [WATCH]
Stephen Colbert of CBS' "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" staged a skit with "Taken" series star Liam Neeson showing what "Candy Crush" live-action film adaptation would look like. The skit was made as part of the late night show's jab at major game publisher Activision Blizzard's plan to turn ... Health News: Shift in Sense of Humor Linked to Development of Dementia
A new study has identified the link between the shift in preferences for humor or comedy and the different kinds of dementia. According to researchers, patients with dementia are more likely to laugh at slapstick comedy and even inappropriate situations than other forms of humor.
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