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Become the ultimate bug demolisher in Grounded 2 with our complete guide to mutations! Whether you prefer close-quarters combat or stealthy ranged attacks, mutations let you customize your playstyle and master up to four fighting styles at once. In this video, you’ll learn how to unlock and upgrade mutations, choose and combine fighting styles like Assassin, Smasher, and Whittle Wizard, use survival and exploration mutations to stay alive and adapt, and find armor sets that enhance your mutations and combat abilities.

Kim Zolciak reacts to daughter Ariana Biermann's confession that her mom spent all her money on 'Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen.' Kim admits to using Ariana's money to help the family survive amid financial woes and a tumultuous divorce from her estranged husband, Kroy Biermann. The former 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star also says her eldest daughter, Brielle, helped the family pay electric bills.

Check out the China Joy 2025 Gameplay Trailer for Exiledge, a third-person sci-fi action shooter developed by Enigmatrix Games. Players will assume the role of Alter in the confines of ever-changing Talos Towers, where humanity resides as the world hangs on the brink of collapse. Make use of an array of weapons and abilities to take out mutated enemies known as the "Otherkin" and embark on a journey to uncover the truth behind the catastrophe. Exiledge is coming soon to PlayStation 5 (PS5) and PC. #IGN #Exiledge

Todd and Julie Chrisley are out of prison, and back on reality TV! The couple, who was released in May after serving two and a half years behind bars, documents the entire experience of their incarceration. Savannah and Chase Chrisley, their kids, open up about the hardships they endured while their parents were away. Fans will see the moment Todd and Julie reunited after their releases, plus, the aftermath of Chase's arrest and the family's estrangement from Todd's daughter, Lindsie. 'The Chrisleys: Back to Reality' will premiere as a two-night event, Sept. 1 and 2 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Lifetime.

The Naked Gun, reviewed by Erik Adams. The Naked Gun is unlikely to overshadow the cop-movie spoofs that inspired it: Liam Neeson tries his damnedest, but is slightly too steely as the moronic Lieutenant Frank Drebin Jr., and most of the big laughs are just modern-day variations on jokes first told in the 1980s (if not earlier). But as discussed in IGN's review of the movie, just because there’s a bit of must on these gags doesn’t mean that they’re not funny – and considering the relatively deserted theatrical comedy landscape of 2025, Akiva Schaffer’s faithful, unapologetically dumb Police Squad! update plays like a big, refreshing gulp from the seltzer bottle. With supporting turns from The Fantastic Four: First Steps scene-stealer Paul Walter Hauser and a never funnier Pamela Anderson, The Naked Gun proudly brings cinematic groaners and slapstick into the 2020s. It's also makes a strong argument that more new comedies need to play in movie theaters, one of several topics c...