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Continuing their direct communication to fans and gamers, Xbox’s Partner Preview introduced (or, in some cases, reintroduced) a slate of games that would be arriving on the console and PC over the next few months, many of which are included free with Xbox Game Pass. Curating the best of what’s next, check out the latest trailers for the highlights of the Xbox Partner Preview Spring Showcase. 

Artificial Detective

Artificial Detective debuted as a stylish post-apocalyptic adventure following a wisecracking robot sleuth investigating humanity’s disappearance alongside the last surviving human child in an explosive third-person mystery. The game is set to launch in 2027. 

Dispatch

Dispatch brings its episodic superhero story to Xbox, casting you as former hero Robert Robertson III, the former Mecha Man (and voiced by Aaron Paul) now sidelined into a dispatcher role managing a team of reformed villains turned heroes. Blending narrative-driven gameplay with comedy and office politics, the full season launches this summer. 

Hades 2

The critically acclaimed roguelike returns to Xbox with Hades II, casting you as the immortal Princess of the Underworld on a relentless journey to defeat the Titan of Time with the power of Olympus at your side. Expanding on the original with new locations, challenges, and evolving systems, it launches April 14.

Alien Deathstorm

From Rebellion (the studio behind Sniper Elite) comes Alien Deathstorm, an atmospheric first-person adventure set on a storm-ravaged off-world colony, where survival depends on reacting to a relentless, ever-changing alien threat. Coming to Xbox Series X, PC, and Cloud as an Xbox Play Anywhere title on Game Pass, the reveal also offered an early look at its brutal setting and deeper story details.

Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish

Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish made its world premiere as an atmospheric first-person action game set in the World of Darkness, following a team of hunters tracking a deadly vampire hiding in law enforcement. It’s currently slated to launch in Summer 2027.

Moosa: Dirty Fate

Moosa: Dirty Fate made its world premiere as a stylish action title set in Feudal Korea, where a mysterious force is devastating the land and pushing its people to the brink of survival. Blending painterly Korean-inspired landscapes with slick third-person combat, it was one of the most impressive new IPs of the showcase and it’s set to arrive in 2027.

Serious Sam: Shatterverse

Serious Sam: Shatterverse brings the iconic shooter back with a multiverse twist, as five alternate-universe Sams team up—each with unique abilities—to battle Mental and his relentless hordes. Armed with an over-the-top arsenal and signature chaos, it’s set to deliver classic Serious Sam mayhem when it launches later this year.

Stranger Than Heaven

Stranger Than Heaven, the next new title from RGG Studio, spans five distinct time periods and cities, as revealed in its latest trailer. A deeper dive arrives May 6 with “Xbox Presents: A Special Look at Stranger Than Heaven,” showcasing more of its setting, story, and characters. In the meantime, the reveal trailer should help tide fans over. 

Super Meat Boy 3D

Super Meat Boy 3D brings the beloved, brutally precise platformer into a whole new dimension, challenging players with punishing obstacles, razor-sharp jumps, and increasingly savage levels packed with secrets. Surprising everyone with immediate availability, Super Meat Boy 3D is available now and is free to play with an Xbox Game Pass subscription. 

The Expanse: Osiris Reborn

The upcoming third-person action-RPG The Expanse: Osiris Reborn, set in James S.A. Corey’s literary universe, is targeting a Spring 2027 release with a beta dropping April 22, 2026. Players will create their own Captain, build a crew, and navigate a solar system torn apart by conflict between Mars and the Belt.

Nearly two decades after winning Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his turn as a murderous henchman in No Country for Old Men, Javier Bardem is delivering another fearsome performance in a limited-series remake of Cape Fear.

Not only is the upcoming Apple TV+ release inspired by 1991 thriller—itself a remake of the suspense-ridden 1962 classic—but Apple brought aboard the two titanic filmmaking forces behind the first remake. While Cape Fear (1991) was originally developed by Steven Spielberg, the Jurassic Park director’s concerns about the dark, violent nature of the material led him to pass the script to Martin Scorsese in exchange for Schindler’s List, for which the Goodfellas director was struggling to find funding. Both Scorsese and Spielberg executive produced Apple TV+’s Cape Fear.

Meanwhile, Bardem, who also executive produced the series, is stepping into an iconic role previously filled by Robert De Niro, who won a Best Actor nomination for his portrayal of vengeful former convict Max Cady. Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson play the power-couple lawyers he’s hunting—see the official synopsis from Apple TV+ below:

“A storm is coming for happily married attorneys Anna (Adams) and Tom Bowden (Wilson) when Max Cady (Bardem), the notorious killer they are responsible for putting behind bars, is let out of prison — and he wants vengeance.

Like the 1991 movie, the trailer is brimming with heavily stylized cinematography. It plays like a kaleidoscopic nightmare, featuring closeups of Bardem’s maniacal, cackling face, a percussive score that sounds like a creepy Nine Inch Nails instrumental, and paranoid dialogue from Wilson and Adams.

Adapted for TV by Nick Antosca (Antlers, Channel Zero), who produces alongside Alex Hedlund, as well as Darryl Frank and Justin Falvey for Spielberg’s Amblin Television, the first two of Apple TV+’s 10-episode Cape Fear series premieres on June 5. Watch the first trailer below.

For as valuable as it can be to keep your beer fridge stocked with reliable favorite lagers, ales and IPAs, consider spring an ideal time to refresh your suds as much as your wardrobe. With its often unpredictable weather and perhaps a last gasp of winter’s chill from time to time, the season serves up a prime opportunity for hops-focused experimentation, be it through sipping a rich amber ale. a vivid array of easy-drinking lagers or a flagship IPA. All are prime for the taking, and the return of seasonal releases like Bell’s Oberon is also a sure sign that a spring thaw is well on the way. Imbibe accordingly this season with some of our latest spring beer favorites.

Highland Brewing Gaelic Amber Ale

A pioneering brewery leading the craft beer boom in famously sudsy Asheville, Highland Brewing went back to its roots with the spring release of its first-ever brew, the excellent Gaelic Amber Ale, in fresh packaging. With touches of hop bitterness and malty sweetness, it’s a worthy complement to the more brisk days of patio beer spring sipping. $11.49

Firestone Walker Sunglider Golden Lager 2026

If ever there were a beer to capture the bright flavors and atmosphere of spring, it might just be Firestone Walker’s newest lager, a delightfully crisp sipper modeled after classic German Helles lagers. A healthy blend of pilsner malts and traditional German noble hops aid in delivering utterly refreshing, crushable character. $10.99/6-pack

Bell’s Oberon 2026

The return of Bell’s Oberon each March heralds the return of spring in full force, and the release of the beer at the iconic Bell’s Eccentric Cafe is practically a state holiday. While other Oberon expressions have debuted across recent years (including a more fall-centric variety), the flagship Oberon is as delightful with an orange slice as it’s ever been. $18.49/12-pack

Wicked Weed Brewing Freak-Ish Pale Ale

Spring sipping needn’t solely be about light lagers or wheat ales aplenty. There’s still more than enough room in your beer fridge for a classic pale ale, especially one that clocks in at a highly accessible 5.4 percent IPA while boasting a solid malt backbone. $14.49/6-pack

Ratio Beerworks Cityscapes Mexican Lager

Packed with plenty of character and a crisp, refreshing sense of place almost as brisk as its Denver home, there’s a reason Cityscapes is a flagship offering from the 11-year-old Colorado brewery. There’s a slight dryness to the finish for a pairing practically made to team with Southwest culinary delights aplenty this spring. $10.99/6-pack

Dogfish Head Grateful Dead Citrus Daydream Lager

Deadheads, rejoice: There’s yet another character-packed release from the pleasingly off-centered folks at Dogfish Head, with a pleasant, vibrant citrus-forward lager joining a previously IPA-heavy, Grateful Dead-focused rotation. This time, the American rice lager style takes centerstage, while lemon peel and lime add delicious brightness. $11.49/6-pack

10 Barrel Brewing Pub Light

10 Barrel’s perfectly crushable Pub Beer gets a lighter, smoother, even easier-drinking relative in an American light lager that clocks in at an agreeable 4 percent ABV. At just 99 calories, this is a modern version of the “lawnmower beer,” the kind of beer you reach for after a long day of spring cleaning. $17.99/12-pack

Elysian Jacktail Hazy IPA

Don’t forget to stock your beer fridge with the flavor burst of a hazy IPA for the India Pale Ale fanatics in your crew. The newest IPA from Seattle-based Elysian packs beautiful citrus and tropical flavors into a remarkably smooth beer: Imbibe responsibly out there, as Elysian says this beer is “brewed for adventure.” $12.99/6-pack

Oskar Blues Neon Rodeo

Embrace the unusual and the unexpected with this “slightly sour fruited ale” from craft beer innovators Oskar Blues. A departure from its more malt and hop-forward offerings, lime and raspberry lead the way, making for a beer that could prove especially well-suited for sipping during a breezy beach day. Find it now until July. $10.99/6-pack

Harpoon Low Key Lager 2026

Even as the market for a bold IPA remains as strong as ever, there’s a growing set of brewers out there focused on unlocking remarkable flavor without going overboard on the ABV. The newest year-round offering from Harpoon is certainly a more easygoing sipper, boasting an ABV of just 3.3 percent and a mere 97 calories for guilt-free yet still utterly flavorful imbibing. $17.99/12-pack

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Rolls-Royce has just unveiled the Cullinan Yachting, a watercraft-inspired SUV collection that truly embodies the “luxobarge” moniker coined to describe the British marque’s massive and opulent coach cars.

Slang aside, Rolls-Royce has an almost inherent connection to the nautical world, given that the wealthy clientele who spend seven figures on bespoke Phantoms are more likely within a yacht-capable income bracket. Not to mention, many Rolls-Royce cars, including the conspicuously named Boat Tail commissions, have taken inspo from the J-Class sailing boats that have long competed in the epic maritime contest that is America’s Cup.

“Yachting is a world inhabited by many of our clients, and one we’ve come to know intimately,” said Martina Starke, head of Rolls-Royce’s Bespoke design department. “From shared design values with racing vessels to collaborations with marine designers for clients who wish to pair their motor car with their yacht, maritime craft has long informed our approach. In these four Bespoke commissions, that long-standing association is expressed through meticulous marine-inspired details and authentic materials, true to the spirit of adventure that defines Cullinan and the world of yachting alike.”

For the Cullinan Yachting collection, Rolls-Royce assigned one of the cardinal points of the compass to each of the four automobiles. North is presented in Crystal over Light Blue, evoking the colder seas of higher latitudes, while South captures warmer waters with a deep Crystal over Arabian Blue IV. East harks to the “calm and mystery of the deep blue water” with a Dark Silk Teal finish, and West takes cues from stormy conditions with a Sapphire Gunmetal hue. Each gets its respective compass motif hand-painted in red on the front wings, a detail complemented by a hand-applied Twin Coachline in Phoenix Red and Arctic White. They ride on 22-inch polished alloy wheels, subtly recalling a yacht’s mirror-polished brightwork and deck fittings.

The cabins are where the Cullinan Yachting collection shines brighter than Polaris. Each gets a unique Starlight Headliner, combining static and animated hand-placed fiber-optic “star” lights that simulate Mediterranean wind maps and shifting air currents. The interior fascia and “picnic tables”—tables for rear passengers that fold out from the front seatbacks—include scenes that capture the trailing wake of a tender at speed, bound for a yacht at anchor—the direction of the wake reflects the orientation of each commission. The fascia is finished in a Bespoke paint named Piano Milori Sparkle: a rich, metallic blue inspired by the French Riviera.

In a nod to yacht decks, open-pore Teak is used throughout the interior, including the rear center console lid and door panels, and rear “waterfall,” a marquetry-inlaid compass between the rear seats featuring 40 pieces of Sycamore, Teak, Ash and Black Bolivar veneer. The seats and other surfaces are clad in Arctic White and Navy Blue leather, with contrast stitching, piping, and headrest monograms in Navy. The seat inserts feature a Bespoke rigging pattern, hand-stitched in diagonal bands using Rolls-Royce’s signature thread, which echoes twining of rope.

While the Cullinan SUV—powered by a twin-turbo 6.7-liter V12—starts at $441,350, these customizations could very well have cost each client in excess of $1 million.

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HBO has released the first full-length trailer for the long-awaited third season of Euphoria, offering a glimpse into the wild lives of East Highland’s alumni as they transition into adulthood.

The latest trailer, which debuted ahead of the show’s April 12 premiere, confirms a significant time jump. While the official logline vaguely describes a group of childhood friends “wrestling with the virtue of faith, the possibility of redemption, and the problem of evil,” the frisky footage provides further details on the series’ central cast.

The teaser opens with Rue, played by Zendaya, being interrogated by Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents, suggesting that her drug-smuggling past in Mexico continues to haunt her years after high school.

The biggest revelation involves the complicated triangle between Cassie (Sydney Sweeney), Nate (Jacob Elordi), and Maddy (Alexa Demie). Despite the violent fallout of Season 2, the trailer reveals that Cassie and Nate have tied the knot. Even more shocking is the racy professional partnership between Cassie and Maddy.

Maddy is seen acting as a creative director for Cassie, who appears to be creating OnlyFans-style content. In a comedic moment, Maddy tells Rue she has a meeting with Cassie, gesturing by pretending to push up her breasts and mimic crying. “Cassie? Round two, baby!” Rue replies.

The tension remains high as Cassie eventually confesses the content partnership to her new husband. “I’m gonna tell you something that might make you angry. Maddy’s been helping me,” Cassie tells Nate. When a stunned Nate asks, “My Maddy?” Cassie responds, “She was my best friend.”

The trailer notably shows Maddy directing a poolside photoshoot for a swimsuit-clad Cassie, complete with a leaf blower for dramatic effect. “Poke the ass up!” Maddy exclaims during the session.

Beyond the central trio, the trailer confirms the return of Lexi Howard (Maude Apatow), Jules Vaughn (Hunter Schafer), Ali (Colman Domingo), and Rue’s mother, Leslie Bennett (Nika King). It also features the late Eric Dane as Cal Jacobs and the debut of former NFL star Marshawn Lynch.

The storyline involving Cassie’s racy content creation mirrors Sweeney’s real-world dominance in the lingerie space. Since the conclusion of Season 2, Sweeney has become a powerhouse in the industry, most notably through her collaboration with Syrn lingerie. Euphoria Season 3 premieres Sunday, April 12 on HBO and is available for streaming on HBO Max. Watch the trailer below.