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The Oculus Quest can now track your hands as well as controllers, but what are you supposed to do with that? Weve got the answers youre looking for.

Kathakar 2022 will be curating stories and music from the deserts of Thar during its two-day festival starting on May 20 at Sunder Nursery in the national capital.The festival will witness attendance by Union Minister of Law and Justice Kiren ...

In 1997, nearly five million Lego pieces spilled into the ocean off the coast of Cornwall, England. The pieces, many of them coincidentally sea-themed, almost immediately started washing ashore — and 25 years on they still appear. Tracey Williams walks the beach in Cornwall several times a day, and finding the plastic building pieces has opened her eyes to the other things that wash ashore from the oceans. She’s written about her finds in her new book, Adrift: The Curious Tale of Lego Lost a...

February 13, 2022, marked the 25th anniversary of the Great LEGO Spill — the worst toy-related environmental disaster of all time. On this fateful day in 1997,  the Tokio Express was battered by a massive, 28-foot rogue wave off the United Kingdom's southwestern coast. The force tilted the cargo ship — en route from Rotterdam to New York —  by 60 degrees, causing it to drop 62 containers into the sea. One was filled with about 5 million colorful LEGO bricks!

Treasure hunt on the seashore? Have fun scouring the sand for objects washed up and do a little good for the environment too, in our guide to beachcombing.

In 1997, a cargo ship was struck by a rogue wave. Among 62 shipping containers aboard, one contained five million plastic toy bricks

A once-in-a-century wave that struck a cargo ship 25 years ago caused the worst toy-related environmental disaster of all time, known as the Great Lego Spill.

In 1997, a shipping container holding millions of Lego pieces fell into the sea. As they washed ashore, Tracey Williams began to record what she found... and she's still going

Hard work and creative friends from local youth club drove genre-defying rapper to mainstream recognition

Fast Travel Games revealed today that it is bringing the beloved Cities: Skylines franchise to the Meta Quest platform next year.