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No, it's not the disco lasers messing with your eyes, Tony Prince - AKA Gay Tony -  is back for the GTA Online After Hours update. The latest addition to the massive online world will give you the chance to run your own nightclub, and feature real world music acts like Solomun, Tale Of Us, Dixon and The Black Madonna."Los Santos is a city of bright lights, long nights and dirty secrets, and they don’t come brighter, longer or dirtier than in GTA Online: After Hours," says Rockstar.The update will arrive on July 24. We last saw nightclub impresario Gay Tony in the Grand Theft Auto 4 expansion, The Ballad of Gay Tony, where his adventures included diamonds, heroin and a kidnapping. In After Hours he's creating a "dance music paradise" called Tony's Fun House. Want to get involved? Check out our top GTA Online tips for players starting out in Los Santos’ online wilds, plus our GTA Online bucket list of must-play events and activities … [Read more...] about Gay Tony brings nightclubs to GTA Online on July 24

For the Miami Dolphins, the NFL’s anthem policy isn’t enough. The team is going a step farther in punishing players who kneel during the national anthem. According to the Associated Press, a team discipline document now includes a section on “Proper Anthem Conduct.”It classifies anthem protests under a large list of ”conduct detrimental to the club,” all of which could lead to a paid or unpaid suspension, a fine or both.Punishment for players can be up to four games, the Associated Press reported. However, it’s rare for players to be suspended for that long.Under the CBA, the maximum discipline for conduct detrimental to the club is a fine of 1 week's salary or a suspension of up to 4 games. Very rare for any player to be suspended 4 games, for anything. https://t.co/QSbKswPS04— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) July 19, 2018It’s so rare that when Dolphins player Phillip Merling was arrested and charged with assaulting his pregnant … [Read more...] about Miami Dolphins to further punish players for kneeling during national anthem

Some on social media thought First Lady Melania Trump looked "horrified" after shaking hands with Russian president Vladimir Putin at the July 16 summit in Finland. President Donald Trump, Melania, and Putin posed for a photo before the two presidents' one-on-one meeting and joint press conference.Watch the full moment below.At the summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, social media users remarked that first lady Melania Trump looked "horrified" and "shocked" after shaking hands with Putin.Video of the interaction shows Melania initially smiling at Putin, but then striking a face some perceived to be expressing bewilderment and discomfort as she and the two presidents posed for a photo.One user said Melania "was the only one in the room who understands how dangerous this man actually is," referring to Putin. Melania, who is from Slovenia, and Putin both hail from eastern Europe. 11 PHOTOS Melania Trump lands in Helsinki See … [Read more...] about People noticed that Melania Trump seems to look ‘horrified’ in video after shaking hands with Putin

The Game Accessibility Conference is taking the show on the road later this year as it sets its sights on bringing the event to Paris following two successful cons in San Francisco. As you may predict, the Game Accessibility Conference focuses on making the medium more accessible for people with disabilities and impairments; a topic that’s gained a lot a traction over the last year. The idea here is to discuss the concept of building bridges which would make it easier for people with physical impairments, blindness, deafness and other disabilities to enjoy gaming. This not only makes gaming a more inclusive space as a whole, but it also potentially widens the market for video game developers. Among the speakers announced for the event so far are Gaming and Disability Lead at Xbox Tara Voelker, Senior Accessibility Specialist at the BBC Jamie Knight, and Disability and Assistive Tech Consultant Vivek Gohill. The conference takes place at the National Conservatory of Arts and … [Read more...] about Game Accessibility Conference Is Moving to Paris, Coming October 2018

It looks like the beta for the next major PlayStation 4 firmware update is about to start. Although no official announcements have been made yet, the beta sign-up pages for North America and Japan are now open. These typically only accept new sign-ups when Sony is about to start a firmware beta test. Gematsu caught wind of the news. The Japanese sign-up page mentions a July 27 end date for accepting forms, but the European page does not. Without a proper announcement, we won’t know for sure. It’s also worth noting that neither page specifically mention firmware update 6.00 by name, though that is very likely what they’re for. Sony reserves the full version numbers for major, feature-rich firmware updates. It also usually doesn’t reveal what these new features are until sometime after the registration has been closed. We’ll be keeping an eye on the PlayStation blogs today. Until then, you can hit the links to sign up: North America, Japan. … [Read more...] about Sony opens up beta registration for next PS4 firmware update