One of the amazing titles to expect for this year is Bloodborne, with its incredible power, amazing gameplay in general. With a rating of 9.1 which constitutes "amazing," fans could expect that the game will bring an exciting, "exhausting, exhilarating journey into the depths of madness." Thus, avid gamers could think about their high expectations for the upcoming game because of these "madness" that others are talking about.

The latest OS update, the Android 5.1 Lollipop, is now being rolled out for Nexus 5, 6, 7, and 10. Check out how to get the update.

Latest Sony video game release, "Bloodborne", challenges many players even hardcore gamers. Different game reviewers offer helpful tips to enable players to enjoy the game more.

Nintendo president Satoro Iwata revealed that Nintendo is currently developing a new gaming platform, called NX, but without revealing much information. Speculations are now circulating on how the NX would look like.

Miley Cyrus partied solo with a broken heart in Las Vegas while Patrick Schwarzenegger tries desperately to win her back. Miley Cyrus was reportedly devastated after seeing incriminating photos of Patrick Schwarzenegger with his ex-girlfriend in Cabo during spring break.

A study by the Ubiversity of New South Wales said that men and women prefer female body shapes that is leggy, tall and thin like Taylor Swift, not short and busty with a big bottom like Kim Kardashian.

Patrick Schwarzenegger looked like he was enjoying his “wild” spring break with another girl last weektoo much but Miley Cyrus' dad Billy Ray Cyrus apparently did not seem to care. Pat was even called a good boy.

Dow Chemical Co (DOW.N) will separate a portion of its century-old chlorine business and sell it to Olin Corp (OLN.N) in a tax-efficient deal worth $5 billion as part of efforts to shed low-margin assets.

Mexico's telecom regulator will not necessarily impose tougher rules against billionaire Carlos Slim's America Movil if it does not go ahead with a plan to sell off assets, the head of the regulatory agency said in an interview on Friday.

Tens of thousands of workers marched through the center of Rome on Saturday against Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's reform of the labor market, headed by a popular union chief who is seen by many as a possible future leader of Italy's left.