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Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has been busy showing off the latest addition of his glittering car collection.

The Portugal star shared a video of himself taking his son for a spin in a new Bugatti Chiron.

Ronaldo is rightly in a celebratory mood after his side's impressive 3-1 win over Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.

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Cristiano Ronaldo posted a video of him driving his son in a new Bugatti Chiron

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The star was in celebratory mood after Madrid's 3-1 win over Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday

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But others pointed out that while Hefner launched his brand and his lifestyle off the back of that first Playboy issue in December 1953, Monroe was embarrassed by the shoot that appeared in it - and feared for her future career.

She had agreed to pose nude as a young woman, short on acting work and desperate for money. She received $50 in modelling fees.

Four years later, Hefner paid a Chicago calendar company $500 so he could show Monroe with "nothing but the radio on" - and sold 50,000 magazines almost overnight.

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In "Marilyn: Her Life in Her Own Words", the actress wrote: "I never even received a thank-you from all those who made millions off a nude Marilyn photograph. I even had to buy a copy of the magazine to see myself in it."

Hefner never met the Some Like It Hot star - though he said they had talked once by phone. "I'm a sucker for blondes, and she is the ultimate blonde," he observed


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In life, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner cavorted with a harem of young women in the infamous Playboy Mansion - a byword for hedonism and sexual excess.

In death, he will lie next to just one: the iconic Hollywood actress Marilyn Monroe.

Hefner, who died on Wednesday aged 91, bought the crypt next to hers in 1992, for $75,000 (£55,930).

The situation has divided public opinion, with some seeing a touching gesture and others a sleazy intrusion.

Hefner fans on social media praised him for appreciating Monroe - his first cover girl, who died in 1962.

7. What occurs once in a minute, twice in a moment and never in a thousand of years?

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6. What can never be placed in a sauce pan?

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5. What language do people speak without saying a word out loud?

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4. During what month do people sleep the least

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3. How can you place a pencil on the floor so that no one can jump over it?

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2. What goes up and down but doesn’t move?

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Some riddles are so mind-boggling you can’t rest until you’ve found the solution. And it’s all the more surprising when it turns out to be really obvious. These riddles will rack your brain over before you finally see the way out.

1. 3 doctors have said that Robert is their brother. Robert said, he has no brothers. Can you tell who is lying and why?


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Age of Empires: Definitive Edition

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Microsoft finally caved into the demand of fans when it announced Age of Empires IV. However, to make the wait for the coveted sequel easier, we’re getting Age of Empires: Definitive Edition, a remake of the very first game but with 4K resolution support, a remastered soundtrack and numerous gameplay tweaks. It will now be possible to attack-move and control groups while the revamped user interface includes an idle villagers button. New zoom levels, enhanced destruction, improved online multiplayer and so on have us excited for the PC release of Age of Empires: Definitive Edition on October 19th.

Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus

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It’s time to hunt some Nazis as B.J. Blazkowicz makes his triumphant return in Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus. Things are different this time around as the Reich have invaded the United States of America. It’s up to Blazkowicz to form a resistance and hit back against the Nazis, which usually means lots and lots and lots of killing. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus will introduce a number of new features like dual wielding different types of weapons together and new vehicles to inhabit. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus is out on October 27th for Xbox One, PC and PS4.

Super Mario Odyssey

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Finally, finally, we get a new Mario game. Super Mario Odyssey isn’t just any Mario game though – it’s the first full-blown 3D exploration Mario title since Super Mario Galaxy. On a quest to save Princess Peach (naturally), Mario’s hat is possessed by a spirit called Cappy. Throwing Cappy at just about anything lets Mario capture it and use it’s abilities. So whether it’s a Tyrannosaurs Rex, Bullet Bill or tank, there’s tons of variety. That’s not including the numerous new kingdoms to explore and Power Moons to collect. Or the new outfits, hats, mini-games, collectibles and so on. Super Mario Odyssey lands on October 27th exclusively for the Nintendo Switch

Assassin’s Creed Origins

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This is the year of redemption for Ubisoft’s open world action adventure series. Assassin’s Creed Origins goes back to the very beginning, introduces a more RPG-style of progression and throws you into the biggest environment yet with ancient Egypt. There are pyramids to scale, side-quests to undertake, shadowy figures to assassinate and so much more. Assassin’s Creed Origins is pretty much crossing over into the open world RPG genre but with an intriguing story and structure, it could be the breakaway that the series needs. It will release on October 27th for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

Hidden Agenda

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While Sony’s PlayLink feature still looks a little gimmicky, Supermassive Games’ Hidden Agenda is probably the coolest implementation of the feature we’ve seen yet. Basically, the game focuses on Becky Marnie, a detective, and Felicity Graves, a district attorney, as they both deal with notorious serial killer The Trapper. The usual quick time events which can impact the game’s story and either save a character or seal their fate remain. However, with PlayLink, other players can actually vote on decisions to be made with one player having a “hidden agenda” of sorts. This is usually meant to sow the seeds of conflict without being known.

Destiny 2 PC

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Yes, we know. Destiny 2 has already launched on the Xbox One and PS4 a few weeks ago. Destiny 2 on PC is a completely different beast though. The responsiveness and customization of the controls along with the sheer graphical fidelity have had players singing its praises (at least in the beta stage). Many consider it the definitive way to play the game with all the 4K resolution support, uncapped frame rate and whatnot. It may be the same game at the end of the day but it’s still one of the biggest PC releases of October, especially with its availability through Battle.net.

Fire Emblem Warriors


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Following up on the Musou style of hack and slash games, Fire Emblem Warriors is a collaborative effort between Intelligent Systems, Team Ninja and Omega Force. Though there’s the usual combat that defines Dynasty Warriors, you have the benefit of different Fire Emblem characters like Marth, Chrom, Lyn, Corrin and many more to fight with. There are even tropes like support conversations and the weapon triangle (where each weapon type is strong and weak against another type) to further spice up the action. Fire Emblem Warriors arrives on October 20th for the Nintendo Switch and New Nintendo 3DS.

WWE 2K18

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Yuke’s and Visual Concepts bring us another year of WWE, which is usually one of the more regrettable yearly iterations in sports. However, WWE 2K18’s release will at least appeal to the hardcore wrestling fan with the largest roster yet including Batista, Kurt Angle (as a pre-order bonus of course), Rob Van Dam and much more. Other new features include having 8 wrestlers in the ring at once, a new Carry system for strategically placing opponents for spots, MyCareer, Road to Glory and much more. Heck, there’s even a new commentary team with Byron Saxton and Corey Graves joining Michael Cole (if that’s any incentive for you). WWE 2K18 is out on October 17th for PS4 and Xbox One while the Nintendo Switch gets it in the Fall.

Just Dance 2018

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It’s Just Dance. What do you expect at this point? The rhythm-based game which focuses on actual dancing features 40 songs from artists like Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande, Britney Spears, Shakira, Selena Gomez, Queen, Jamiroquai and so on. Just Dance 2018 actually introduces some interesting new modes this year like Kids Mode with 8 songs having special choreographies specially geared towards kids. Sadly, this is only available for current gen platforms. Double Rumble is a mode exclusive to the Nintendo Switch and features five choreographies that make use of both Joy-Con controllers. Just Dance 2018 arrives on October 24th in North America and October 26th for Europe on PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Wii, Wii U and Nintendo Switch.

Gran Turismo Sport

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Polyphony Digital’s Gran Turismo is back with Gran Turismo Sport. As you’d expect, it boasts highly realistic visuals, 177 cars and 27 configurations across 19 locations to race on. Other intriguing new features include the ability to earn a real-world racing license, participate in different Championships and even engage in some off-road rally racing. Though there may not be a humongous campaign or dynamic weather to look forward to , Gran Turismo Sport still promises a highly authentic racing experience for series’ fans. It’ll be out on October 17th in North America and October 18th in Europe for the PlayStation 4.

ELEX

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Of the many high profile games coming in October, Piranha Bytes’ ELEX is probably the weirdest. As an open world RPG from the team behind Gothic, ELEX combines sci-fi and fantasy into one post-apocalyptic setting. Not exactly the most original premise but ELEX does promise a seamless open world where your actions have consequences, different factions to encounter and a “tactical” combat system that promises to challenge you. ELEX releases on October 17th for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

The Evil Within 2

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Further extending the list of returns is Detective Sebastian Castellanos in The Evil Within 2. Taking place three years later, Sebastian learns that his daughter Lily is alive and trapped in her own STEM world. It’s another trip to a nightmarish world full of oddities, demons (including one that’s directly inspired by Guillermo del Toro’s Mama) and murder. Combining survival elements with third person action, The Evil Within 2 promises to improve on every aspect of its predecessor. It’s out on October 13th for PS4, Xbox One and PC.
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Middle Earth: Shadow of War

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Talion and Celebrimbor finally return after a short delay with Middle Earth: Shadow of War. The scope and scale have been massively increased this time around as players are tasked with building an Orc army, invading fortresses in their region and battling Sauron’s dark forces en route to the final confrontation. With huge regions, side quests, loot, a far-ranging Nemesis system and improved combat, Middle Earth: Shadow of War promises an epic Lord of the Rings experience when it releases on October 10th for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

Forza Motorsport 7

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Another year, another Forza, you might say. However, Turn 10 Studios has developed a reputation for delivering the goods and Forza Motorsport 7 is no different. Boasting over 700 cars, more than 200 configurations, 32 locations, a heavy career mode with Showcase events and other challenges, and native 4K/60 FPS on the Xbox One X, Forza Motorsport 7 is the biggest racing sim this year. And that’s not even taking dynamic weather and customizable drivers into account. It arrives on October 3rd for Windows 10 and Xbox One.

Battle Chasers: Nightwar

Based on the comic book series, Battle Chasers: Nightwar is a JRPG-style game funded by Kickstarter and developed by Airship Syndicate. Featuring a mix of turn-based combat and isometric dungeon exploration with animated cutscenes for the narrative, Battle Chasers: Nightwar comes across as one of the more unorthodox RPGs this year. There’s a ton to experience though like randomly generated dungeons, bosses, six heroes to create a party of three with, crafting and so much more. The fact that it looks cool doesn’t hurt either. Battle Chasers: Nightwar is out on October 3rd for Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC.


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It’s currently the season of big-name releases, whether it’s racing titles, first person shooters, RPGs or even dancing games. While October may not have the highest number of releases, the titles on offer stand out plenty on their own. Assassin’s Creed, Wolfenstein, The Evil Within, Mario and many more make their return in October. Will they arrive with a bang or exit with a whimper? Let’s take a look at the top 15 upcoming games in October.

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The iPhone 8 may come with some of the most advanced tech in the industry, but one of its simplest components is failing for some users.

Several owners are reporting a high-pitched crackling or static sound emitting from the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus’ earpiece during a phone call. The complaints are spread across forums, Apple support pages, and social media, and they don’t appear to be affecting users in a specific region. In fact, users confirmed the issue is happening across multiple mobile carriers both in the U.S. and internationally.

MacRumors user “vask” first posted about the issue on Sept. 22, the iPhone 8’s release day.

Is anyone else experiencing a crackling static noise from the earpiece during facetime or cellular calls? Strange thing is this noise happens randomly, roughly 1 in 3 calls. This is happening on iphone 8 plus.

The crackling can be heard during regular phone call and FaceTime calls. It seems to go away when the earpiece is put into speaker mode.

Here’s a video demonstrating the call quality issue.


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Apple acknowledged the problem in a statement to the Verge, claiming there are only a “small number” of users affected. A spokesperson assured the company would work on a fix and include it in an upcoming software update. “Our team is at work on a fix, which will be included in an upcoming software release,” the spokesperson said.

That should be a huge relief for iPhone users since an issue of this nature typically means unfixable hardware failure. But it’s curious why all iOS 11-powered iPhone 8s aren’t affected.

If you’re an iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus owner, you have a few options. You can either return your device to an Apple store for a replacement or patiently wait as the Cupertino giant frantically searches for a cure.

As Tom’s Guide points out, Apple released iOS 11.0.1 on Sept. 26, but reports of the popping sound continue to flood discussion pages


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