The tech world always begins the new year with a sprint, making a fast-paced series of announcements at the industrys biggest trade show: CES.CES 2025 will have plenty of laptops, some incredible TVs, and more wearables and smart home gadgets than you can count. These are the areas the show has traditionally excelled in, but this years show is likely to have a focus on some trendier emerging categories, too. Expect to see AI everywhere and a lot of experimental ideas about how to make AR more accessible.CES officially runs from Tuesday, January 7th, through Friday, January 10th. But the show really begins much sooner. Heres a quick guide as to what to expect:Sunday, January 5th: Companies will begin making announcements ahead of the show and some early access events will be held for members of the media.Monday, January 6th: The bulk of announcements will come on Monday. This is also when companies including Samsung, Nvidia, and Sony will hold live press conferences.Tuesday, January 7thFriday, January 10th: The CES show floor officially opens. Expect to see more hands-on coverage and interviews as access to the latest gadgets opens up.The Verge will be on the ground in Las Vegas to cover the show, the press conferences, and all the biggest announcements. You can follow along below for the latest.TODAY, Two hours agoChris Welch, Jennifer Pattison Tuohyand5 moreWhat to expect at CES 2025 Image: Cath Virginia / The VergeIts time for the biggest tech show of the year. CES 2025 officially kicks off next week, with most of the industrys biggest names gathering in Las Vegas to announce new products and demonstrate some of the most exciting tech they have coming throughout the year.CES is traditionally a show about TVs, laptops, and smart home tech. But its increasingly become a big show for cars, wearables and health tech, and a whole lot more. This year, expect one abbreviation to show up a lot across every single category: AI. The AI hype cycle is rolling straight into 2025, and theres certain to be AI popping up on the next generation of TVs and cars, like it or not.Read Article >Jan 3Emma RothSamsung and Googles new spatial audio format will take on Dolby Atmos this year Image: SamsungSamsung and Google are ready to push a new standard, Eclipsa Audio. This format will enable 3D audio experiences on certain YouTube videos later this year, with support available across Samsungs 2025 lineup of TVs and soundbars. Over the years, Samsung notably hasnt supported Dolby Vision HDR for dynamic HDR metadata, choosing instead to promote its preferred alternative, HDR10 Plus. Now, it seems ready to make a similar competitive push for open-source 3D audio support. Eclipsa Audio could eventually serve as a free alternative to Dolby Atmos, the dominant 3D audio format that hardware makers like Samsung pay to license for TVs and other equipment. Samsung says that similar to Atmos, this audio format supports adjusting audio data such as the location and intensity of sounds, along with spatial reflections to create a 3D experience. Read Article >Jan 3Andrew LiszewskiYou can aim this projector by moving its motion-sensing remote aroundJMGOs N3 Ultra Max has a motorized gimbal, letting you remotely adjust where it projects. Image: JMGOJMGOs N3 Ultra Max projector simplifies setup with a motorized gimbal that handles alignment automatically. Once positioned in a room, you can change where its projecting using its motion-sensing wireless remote. The all-in-one projector will handle the rest of the fine-tuning, including focus, optical zoom, and keystone adjustments to ensure the image is level and perfectly aligned.Although the 4K N3 Ultra Max debuted in China late last year, JMGO is announcing a new version for the global market at CES that includes improved software, Google TV, and native Netflix support. The company expects it to be available globally, including in the US, sometime in the fourth quarter of 2025, but pricing details havent been finalized yet.Read Article >Jan 2Jennifer Pattison TuohySamsungs smart fridges will use AI to suggest groceries to buy on InstacartSamsungs screen and camera-enabled smart fridges can now add items you're running low on to your Instacart cart. Image: SamsungSamsungs smart fridges will soon be able to identify when youre running low on something and add items to your Instacart app so you can order what you need from the grocery delivery service right from your fridge. Today, Samsung announced a multiyear partnership with Instacart that will let you shop for groceries from the screen on your Samsung Bespoke fridge the 32-inch one or the one with the new 9-inch screen the company is debuting at CES this month. Read Article >Jan 2Chris WelchSamsung bets big on OLED and gaming with its 2025 monitor lineup Image: SamsungJust a few days after LG announced its CES 2025 lineup of monitors, Samsung is doing the same. The company just introduced several new models, and perhaps the most impressive among them is the Odyssey OLED G81SF. Its a 27-inch 4K monitor with a maximum refresh rate of 240Hz, 0.03ms response time, a glare-free display, and rear-core lighting with 52 color options. Samsung is also including a number of burn-in protection measures to ensure that the Odyssey G81SFs screen looks pristine for years to come. The G8 is likely to be using the latest and greatest OLED panel from Samsung Display.Next up is the Odyssey OLED G60SF also a 27-inch OLED monitor with a QHD resolution and an impressive 500Hz refresh rate that Samsung says effectively eliminates lag and motion blur for ultra-smooth gameplay during critical moments.Read Article >Dec 31, 2024Andrew LiszewskiLGs lightweight Gram laptops get new Intel chips and offline AI featuresThe 17-inch LG Gram Pro weighs 3.3 pounds while the 16-inch model weighs 2.73 pounds. Image: LGLG has announced additions to its ultra-light Gram and Gram Pro laptop lineup, adding cloud-based and on-device AI-powered features that go beyond its current Gram laptops.The 16-inch Gram Pro will also be the first Copilot Plus PC in the LG Gram lineup and is further distinguished as the only model using the Intel Lunar Lake Core Ultra V-Series processors. The 17-inch Gram Pro and 16-inch 2-in-1 use Intels Arrow Lake Core Ultra H-Series processors.Read Article >Dec 26, 2024Emma RothLGs new lamp puts a mini garden inside your home Image: LGLG has developed a new lamp that doubles as an indoor garden. The lamp, which LG will show off at CES in January, serves as an adjustable grow light for the tray of up to 20 plants beneath it, while also brightening up your room.It has two different lighting modes: downward-facing lighting during the day that helps grow your plants, and upward-facing lighting at night to help brighten up your home. The lamp comes equipped with a 1.5-gallon water tank and automatically dispenses the right amount of water and nutrients for the number and variety of plants being grown, according to LG. Read Article >Dec 24, 2024Richard LawlerHP Omen Max leak shows off another Nvidia 50-series laptop.If there were any doubt wed see a new generation of Nvidia graphics hardware at its CES 2025 LAN party, thats evaporated. The latest hint comes from @MysteryLupin on X, whos had early leaks before, with these pictures showing a 16-inch HP Omen Max and specs including an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU and the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 GPU.Dec 23, 2024Emma RothAsus teases a new RGB-outlined Rog Strix laptop coming next year Image: AsusAsus is planning to launch a new Rog Strix laptop at CES on January 6th, 2025, the company confirmed in a post spotted by VideoCardz. The short teaser shared by Asus shows a laptop with RGB lighting that wraps all the way around the bottom of the device, likely making for an even more colorful underglow when compared to previous generations.Though Asus doesnt say which Rog Strix models it will introduce, leaked retail listings suggest Asus could reveal new Rog Strix 18 Scar and Rog Strix G16 laptops.Read Article >Dec 19, 2024Sean HollisterValve will be Lenovos special guest at just-announced gaming handheld event Image: Evan Blass (X)The future of gaming handhelds is coming to CES 25 and you have a front row seat! the email in my inbox exclaims.Let me translate: it looks like Lenovo just tacitly confirmed it will announce its first SteamOS handheld in Las Vegas on or before January 7th, 2025. Were expecting it to be the Steam button equipped Legion Go S that leaker Evan Blass revealed last week.Read Article >Dec 19, 2024Jay PetersLeak: This is Lenovos rollable display laptop Image: Evan BlassLenovo showed off a laptop concept with a rollable display last year, and in 2025, it might release one that you can actually buy. Leaker Evan Blass just shared images of what he says is a sixth-generation Lenovo ThinkBook Plus, and based on two of the images, it has a display that extends upward to reveal more display underneath.It seems pretty similar to the concept from 2023, which also extended upward to show more screen. In these images from Blass, Lenovo is showing how the extended screen can be used for multitasking, such as by watching a YouTube video in the lower half of the screen or having a document on hand under a PowerPoint presentation.Read Article >Dec 19, 2024Thomas RickerSamsung starts making refrigerators for thermoelectric nerdsSome Samsung fridges are getting hybrid cooling tech in 2025. Image: SamsungSamsung just announced new hybrid cooling tech coming to its refrigerators in 2025. Theyll use a traditional compressor alongside a new Peltier module a semiconductor device that transfers heat from one side to the other when current passes through it. This approach results in a fridge with reduced temperature variations inside to keep foods fresher longer while better utilizing interior space, according to Samsung.The Peltier effect is something weve seen harnessed bywearable personal air conditioners, microclimate chairs, andhobbyist coolersin the past. This is the first time we can recall seeing it used in a full-sized refrigerator sold by a major brand.Read Article >Dec 19, 2024Andrew J. HawkinsHonda teases reveal of two new Honda Zero EV prototypes Image: HondaHonda teased the reveal of the first two Honda Zero prototypes, which will be making their official debut at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January. The company also said it would have a new proprietary operating system for the global electric vehicle series to show off.Honda announced Honda Zero at CES 2024, describing it as a new global EV series that would be lighter and more space-age than the current crop of heavy, boxy electric SUVs and trucks. The three defining principles of Honda Zero were thin, light, and wise. And the company would use its learnings from F1 and its robotics work to introduce a new lineup of vehicles that were distinctly of the future. Read Article >Dec 18, 2024Chris WelchLG will bring its wireless TV tech to a QNED model in 2025 Image: LGOften at CES, youll see a very impressive new technology debut at exorbitant prices before trickling down to more affordable models a couple years later. Lo and behold, thats exactly what were seeing with LG and itsZero Connect Box. We got our first look at it with the M Series OLED in 2023. Now the company is bringing that Zero Connect Box, which beams audio and video to the TV panel, to one model of its still-terribly-named QNED Evo LED lineup. The box can transmit 4K video at up to 144Hz, and by all accounts from reviews last year, it works as advertised and poses no issues for gaming. The only cable that runs to the TV screen itself is the power cable.Read Article >Dec 17, 2024Sean HollisterAMD may launch its most powerful integrated GPU ever in a gaming tabletDid VideoCardz obtain an image of the PC, too? Image: VideoCardzIn August, an Asus thermal engineer goofed by revealing the existence of possibly the most powerful tablet PC ever made an Asus ROG Flow Z13 powered by an unannounced AMD Strix Halo chip, one boasting an incredible 80 watts of power for its GPU alone.Now, VideoCardz is reporting that the chip (and tablet) are about to become official at CES 2025 next month as the AMD Ryzen AI Max 395 Plus, a Zen 5 processor with Radeon 8060S graphics. Read Article >Dec 17, 2024Sean HollisterLeaks: Nvidias RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, and 5070 tipped with new neural renderingThis is the RTX 4080 Super, not the new cards. Photo by Tom Warren / The VergeNvidias new RTX 50 series graphics cards are looking like more of a lock for CES 2025 than ever, with Zotac and Acer now having leaked as many as five new GPUs ones which may also have a new AI trick up their sleeves that weve never seen before. Inno3D, an Nvidia graphics card partner, says it plans to highlight a wide slate of Nvidia AI features at the Las Vegas show, including Neural Rendering Capabilities that are allegedly Revolutionizing how graphics are processed and displayed. HardwareLuxx spotted the news.Read Article >Dec 3, 2024Sean HollisterAMDs next-generation RDNA 4 gaming graphics look like a lock for CES in January.Lisa Su confirmed shed launch the first RDNA 4 GPUs in early 2025, and now AMD graphics boss Jack Huynh will officially host a livestreamed press conference on January 6th at 11AM PT / 2PM ET. It will discuss how AMD is expanding its leadership across PCs and gaming.The rumor mill is expecting the unannounced AMD RX 8800 XT:AMD Radeon RX 8800 XT "RDNA 4" GPU Allegedly Offers 45% Faster RT Performance Than 7900 XTX, On-Par With RTX 4080 In Raster & Lower Power Too[Wccftech]

Its time for the biggest tech show of the year. CES 2025 officially kicks off next week, with most of the industrys biggest names gathering in Las Vegas to announce new products and demonstrate some of the most exciting tech they have coming throughout the year.CES is traditionally a show about TVs, laptops, and smart home tech. But its increasingly become a big show for cars, wearables and health tech, and a whole lot more. This year, expect one abbreviation to show up a lot across every single category: AI. The AI hype cycle is rolling straight into 2025, and theres certain to be AI popping up on the next generation of TVs and cars, like it or not.The show officially starts on Tuesday, January 7th, but you can expect announcements to start coming out on Sunday and Monday ahead of the show floor opening and a day of press conferences.Here are the big beats were expecting to see at the show.TVsLGs wireless TV tech is expanding to its QNED models this year. Image: LGIm expecting two prevailing trends for TVs at CES 2025: screens will keep getting bigger, and AI features are going to be everywhere to the point of being inescapable. Consumers have been gravitating toward larger TVs over the last several years (were talking 75 inches and up), so get ready to see some giant OLED and Mini LED models from Samsung, LG, TCL, Hisense, and others.And you can bet that practically every TV maker will be dialing the AI-powered tricks up to 11 this year. Theyve already done so with automatic picture and audio settings. But considering how popular ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and other AI assistants have become, its only a matter of time (maybe just days) before chatbots find their way to your next TV.Expect the buzziest news to come from Samsung and LG. But Im very curious to see what Panasonic has in store after a successful return to the US TV market last year. Chris WelchSmart homeCES 2025 will be the year of the smart home gadget. Im anticipating an avalanche of new product announcements from companies like Aqara, Nanoleaf, Tapo, Reolink, SwitchBot, Shelly, Lutron, Lifx, Flic, and Cync, all of whom are exhibiting this year. I hope to see some real innovation products that take the smart home to the next level especially now that theres the foundation of Matter, a unified connectivity standard they can leverage.One area I expect to see a lot of new products with exciting features is smart locks. With the new Aliro standard launching next year, this space is ripe for disruption. Easier, more seamless ways to deal with locks and security is a universal need that will also help bring the benefits of home automation to more people.We may see more screens than we really want toAnother trend I anticipate well see on the show floor is new ways to control your smart home. Following the success of Amazons Echo Hub, I think well see a slew of new touchscreen interfaces that connect to your smart home devices and offer a way for anyone in the home to control lights, locks, shades, and more without their phone or voice. We may see more screens than we really want to Samsung has already teased its newscreens everywhere initiativeand is putting a touchscreen on all its appliances.Another big theme will be robotics. Robot vacuums have been innovating at warp speed over the last few years, with many now capable of almost fully autonomous operation to sweep and mop your floors. With Ecovacs, Roborock, Dreame, Narwal, and more at the show, I anticipate well see robot vacuums reach new heights.Finally, home energy management will be an overarching theme across the smart home at CES. Id expect most product announcements to have some focus on energy use and / or conservation, but more importantly, I think well see announcements around new Home Energy Management Systems platforms that will leverage AI to orchestrate the way your home uses energy to help you both conserve energy and save money. This is one of the most compelling reasons to add connectivity to your home, no matter how much fun color-changing lights are. Jennifer Pattison TuohyAutoThe Honda Zero concept from CES 2024. Image: HondaI think its safe to say that this years CES is looking like the sleepiest one yet from a transportation perspective. Most of the worlds major automakers are sitting this one out, and most of the transportation-themed announcements have, well, already been announced in some capacity.Just look at the Afeela, Sony and Hondas joint EV project: were expecting some updates about preorders and the customer experience, but this is the third show that were seeing the forthcoming vehicle make an appearance.That doesnt mean there wont still be some exciting news. Honda is getting ready to share more details about its Honda Zero lineup, teasing two new vehicles that are sure to fill our quota for sleek, aerodynamic sedans with cool, cyberpunk-inspired lighting motifs.BMW is the other major manufacturer with big CES plans this year. The German automaker plans on showing off the Neue Klasse platform that its been teasing for a couple of years, including its new panoramic iDrive display and a brand-new operating system.To be sure, with the threat of tariffs and reduced incentives hovering over the EV market, its not surprising to see fewer plug-in vehicles on display at the show. But a number of commercial vehicle manufacturers, including John Deere and Oshkosh, are planning on making big announcements that should whet your appetite for battery-powered machines. Andrew J. HawkinsLaptopsThe Windows laptop space has seen a flurry of exciting changes over the past year, with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm all releasing excellent new mobile CPUs across 2024. Well likely see a plethora of Intel Arrow Lake chips come to laptops and a range of new AMD offerings at the show, but the real story of CES is likely to be all about graphics: the entire PC space feels like its about to blow up with the anticipated launch of next-gen Nvidia GPUs.Were going to keep hearing a whole lot of fluff about AI PCsThis years show will offer an opening volley of gaming and content creation laptops built around Nvidias new 50-series discrete GPUs and Im hoping it means a sizable leap in performance over the 40 series instead of just an iterative upgrade with higher costs. Or maybe you wont even need a discrete GPU in your laptop at all for above-average gaming performance, as leaks have indicated AMD will have a beefy new Strix Halo processor with integrated graphics rivaling what Nvidias RTX 4060 GPU can do. As much as I love top-of-the-line, cutting-edge GPUs (like ones ending in the number 90), I also dig the idea of better performance trickling down to thinner and lighter machines.Graphics may be the big story, but one other things for certain: were going to keep hearing a whole lot of fluff about AI PCs, and its likely to continue not amounting to much outside of humdrum auto-generated work emails and problematic chatbots. Sure, live translations are nifty, but the most interesting AI stuff coming to laptops at CES 2025 is likely to be whatever Nvidia has in store for its next-gen DLSS. Antonio G. Di BenedettoGamingA leaked image appears to show Lenovos SteamOS-powered handheld. Image: Evan Blass (X)Its going to be a big year for PC gaming at CES this time around. One of the biggest announcements of CES will be next-gen GPUs from both Nvidia and AMD. Were expecting Nvidia to unveil its RTX 50-series graphics cards at a special GeForce keynote on January 7th. Nvidias next-gen GPUs have been heavily leaked and are tipped to include a new neural rendering feature and advanced DLSS technology. Nvidia might be ready to unveil as many as five new cards at CES, including the RTX 5090, RTX 5080, RTX 5070 Ti, RTX 5070, and even an RTX 5090D for China.AMD is also likely to announce its new RDNA 4 GPUs at CES, too. Rumors suggest a Radeon RX 9070 XT will appear at the show, but its more likely to compete with Nvidias current RTX 4080 than the upcoming RTX 5080. The RX 9070 XT could also launch alongside FSR 4, AMDs latest upscaling technology thats expected to be fully AI-powered to compete more closely with Nvidias DLSS.It wouldnt be a CES without new gaming laptops and the latest CPUs from Intel and AMD. Rumors suggest we could be about to see Intels Arrow Lake-H series of laptop processors paired with RTX 50-series GPUs in a variety of laptops at CES. If that pairing is accurate, then were bound to see a mountain of gaming laptops along with it.If youve been waiting to upgrade your monitor to OLED, then expect to see a lot more options during CES, too. Asus, Samsung, and MSI have all announced the first 27-inch 4K OLED 240Hz monitors, MSI has a 500Hz 1440p OLED monitor, and ASRock even has 520Hz IPS monitors for those that still want to play at 1080p. With new GPUs on the horizon, its a great time to pair them with the next generation of OLED technology.Finally, if youre interested in PC gaming but dont want to spend big on a dedicated rig or gaming laptop, handhelds could be about to get even more appealing. It looks like Lenovo is about to launch its own SteamOS handheld, and it has invited both Valve and Microsoft to a special gaming handheld event at CES. Microsofts VP of Next Generation will be in attendance, just as it looks like Windows will have to battle SteamOS for PC gaming on handhelds. Tom WarrenSmartphonesCES isnt a phone show anymore, but Im going to be on the lookout for not-phones I think theyre going to be hot this year. Not-phones let you do things youd normally tap around on your phone screen to do only, well, not on your phone. Glasses with cameras, gadgets without screens, that kind of thing. It seems like were discovering that maybe Phone doesnt have to do everything under the sun. We can have other gadgets for when we dont want Phone, like a compact camera, a little e-ink tablet that runs all your favorite reading apps, or a silicone case that turns your Apple Watch into an iPod. The key thing is that they dont replace your phone wholesale; they just complement it.Oh, and there will be lots of AI, naturally. AI refrigerators, AI roller skates, AI pants, I dont know. Personally, Id like to see some AI gadgets that are genuinely useful but dont try to do too much more Meta Ray-Bans and less Humane AI Pin. I still think phones are going to remain undefeated as the AI gadgets of the future, but I also think theres room for some not-phones, too. I hope so, anyway. Allison JohnsonWearablesThe Xreal One takes a simple approach to AR by just mirroring another screen right in front of your eyes. Image: XrealIts looking like this is another year where smartwatches take a back seat to more niche wearables. Im certain well see some updated smart rings, but I think smart glasses, AR headsets, and AI wearables will dominate the show floor. Nothing quite on the scale of the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, Rabbit, or Humane. Think smaller, established companies in the space showing off whats new and gutsy startups eager to push boundaries. Either way, smart glasses and AI wearables built some real momentum in 2024, and thatll likely be reflected at CES 2025.On the health front, Im expecting to see some continuing trends from the past few years. Stuff like OTC hearing aids, remote health monitoring, and at least a few wacky concepts thatll almost certainly be vaporware. After all, its not CES unless a handful of companies claim theyve cracked the code to noninvasive blood glucose monitoring. And speaking of AI, Im definitely expecting to see more health tech companies tacking on ChatGPT-like chatbots to existing devices or services.Beauty tech and other categories geared toward women have also been gaining steam in recent years. LOrals been spearheading this movement, and Im curious to see how the category will fare this year after a lot of buzz at 2024s show. Victoria Song

With 2025 looming, Star Wars fans have a whole new years worth of content to look forward to. Unfortunately, 2025 isnt shaping up to be the franchises biggest year. With no new movies on the docket and only one live-action series confirmed for release, the pickings are looking a little slim. But thats not to say theres nothing exciting on the horizon. The release of Andor Season 2 alone is reason for Star Wars fans to celebrate like the Rebels dancing on Endor. Lets take a closer look at what is coming in 2025, and the many Star Wars projects we hope to learn more about in the next 12 months.Every Upcoming Star Wars Movie and TV ShowAndor Returns for Season 2This is the big one. The Star Wars slate may be a little sparse in 2025, but its hard to complain too much when were getting a sequel to what is widely regarded as the best Star Wars project Disney has released so far. Thats right, Andor Season 2 is finally dropping in April 2025.Season 2 chronicles the second half of this deep, introspective origin story for Diego Lunas Cassian Andor. If Season 1 was the story of how a young Cassian became radicalized and joined the fledgling Rebel Alliance, then Season 2 will show us the dangerous missions he undertook leading up to the events of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.Fittingly, with the series moving closer to the time period of Rogue One, well see more familiar faces from that movie pop up in Season 2. Most notably, Alan Tudyk will reprise the role of K-2SO, as we learn how Cassian first met this eccentric Imperial assassin droid. Were also looking forward to seeing Ben Mendelsohn don his cape once more as Death Star project manager Director Orson Krennic.Fans can expect Season 2 to cover a lot of ground, with multiple time jumps unfolding over the course of the season and the final batch of episodes set in the days leading up to Rogue One. In other words, dont expect a Season 3. But do expect a Star Wars story that continues to explore the ordinary men and women who lit the spark of rebellion in a time of great darkness. PlayMore Star Wars: VisionsMore Andor is great, but what about the animated side of things? With The Bad Batch wrapping up in 2024, the one Star Wars animated series confirmed to return in 2025 is Star Wars: Visions. Once again, fans will be treated to an anthology of animated shorts featuring various animation studios interpreting the mythology of Star Wars through their own, unique lens.Season 3 is said to bring Visions back to its roots as an anime anthology, whereas Season 2 took more of a global approach. The studios involved in Season 3 include Cyberpunk Edgerunners Studio Trigger and Attack on Titans WIT Studio, along with David Production, Kamikaze Douga, ANIMA, Kinema Citrus Co., Polygon Pictures, Production I.G, and Project Studio Q. PlayWill There Be More Star Wars TV?However much were looking forward to more of Star Wars: Andor and Star Wars: Visions, theres no getting around the fact that 2025 is looking pretty thin on the Star Wars TV front compared to previous years. In 2024 alone we got two live-action shows in The Acolyte and Skeleton Crew and two animated series in The Bad Batch: Season 3 and Tales of the Empire. But in 2025, we only have one confirmed live-action series and one animated series, plus the final two episodes of Skeleton Crew.Is there a chance Disney has more shows planned we dont know about? Possibly, at least on the animated front. Dont forget that we only learned about the existence of Tales of the Empire a month before it dropped on Disney+ in May 2024. Its entirely possible that they could pull the same trick again in 2025, announcing another Tales of anthology series to follow up Tales of the Empire and Tales of the Jedi.PlayTheres also the question of whether Disney has any long-form Star Wars animated projects in development right now. With The Bad Batch wrapping up last year, we have to imagine that Dave Filoni and others have been hard at work crafting the next great Star Wars animated saga. We probably wont see that series release in 2025, but its possible well at least get an announcement and maybe even see some early footage. That could be one of the big announcements at Star Wars Celebration Japan in April. But on the live-action front, dont expect any big surprises in 2025. The Acolyte was officially canceled, and with The Mandalorian saga continuing on the big screen, we dont even know if The Mandalorian: Season 4 is ever happening. That just leaves Ahsoka: Season 2, and that series isnt returning until 2026 at least. The End of the High RepublicIf things are looking a little barren on the live-action Star Wars front right now, the same certainly cant be said for the publishing side of things. Fans of the Star Wars books and comics will be eating very well in 2025, particularly those following Lucasfilm Publishings High Republic saga. For the past several years, these books and comics have been exploring the triumphs and tribulations of the Jedi hundreds of years before the Star Wars movies, and it all comes to an end soon.Look for several major High Republic novels to be released in 2025, including Charles Soules The High Republic: Trials of the Jedi, Claudia Grays The High Republic: Into the Light, and Justina Irelands The High Republic: A Valiant Vow. Of these, Trials of the Jedi is the one most worth keeping an eye on, as it serves as the climax of the entire High Republic initiative. This novel will chronicle the final battle between the Jedi and the Nihil and the Nameless. Look for Trials of the Jedi to be released on June 17.Not to be outdone, Marvel Comics has quite an ambitious Star Wars lineup planned for 2025. In 2024, most of Marvels ongoing Star Wars comics were exploring the period between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Now that those books have ended, Marvel is casting a wider net and branching out to multiple Star Wars eras in 2025.Kicking things off, look for Marvel to wrap up the limited series Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku in January. This series has been busy fleshing out the final major battle between the dying Empire and the New Republic two years after Return of the Jedi, and well see the climax unfold in writer Alex Segura and artist Jethro Morales and Leonard Kirks The Battle of Jakku: Last Stand.From there, Marvel is veering in two wildly different directions with its newest ongoing Star Wars comics. First, writer Marc Guggenheim and artist Madibek Musabekov are heading to the Prequel era in Star Wars: Jedi Knights. Set before the events of The Phantom Menace, the series will follow numerous members of the Jedi Order, including Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Mace Windu, and Shaak Ti. The series even focuses on Count Dooku before his defection from the Jedi Order.Star Wars: Legacy of Vader - Preview Art GalleryElsewhere, Marvel is venturing deep into the era of the Sequel Trilogy for Charles Soule and Luke Ross Star Wars: Legacy of Vader. Set in between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, the series explores Kylo Rens struggle as the newly crowned Supreme Leader of the First Order and his quest to recommit himself to the Dark Side following his battles with Rey and Luke Skywalker. Soule previously fleshed out Ben Solos Dark Side origins in 2020s Star Wars: The Rise of Kylo Ren, so consider this a sequel of sorts.We have to assume these arent the only new Star Wars comics Marvel will be launching in 2025, as the publisher has tended to publish four or five ongoing titles at any given time. Will Doctor Aphra get another solo series? Will we see other books fleshing out the blank canvas that is the post-Return of the Jedi era? Only time will tell on that front. The Future of Star Wars GamesIf 2025 is shaping up to be a relatively quiet year on the movie and TV front, its not looking any better in terms of video game releases. In fact, there are no Star Wars games confirmed for release in 2024.About all fans have to look forward to at the moment is new DLC for Star Wars Outlaws. According to Ubisofts DLC roadmap, fans can expect a new story campaign called A Pirates Fortune to release in Spring 2025. This campaign focuses on fan-favorite pirate villain (or perhaps hes more of an anti-hero) Hondo Ohnaka as he bumps into Kay Vess. Ubisoft has yet to reveal what, if any, new Outlaws content is planned beyond A Pirates Fortune. Are there even more adventures planned for Kay and her motley crew, or do the lukewarm sales numbers spell doom for Outlaws ongoing future? Well have to wait for future announcements to learn more.PlayBeyond that, all we can do is hope that 2025 brings with it news about other upcoming Star Wars games. We know EA is developing a third game in the Star Wars Jedi series. But with there being four years between the release of 2019s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and 2023s Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, its probably too much to hope the new game will actually release in 2025. At best, we might see early footage of the game and get a better idea of when in the Star Wars timeline it takes place.Were also crossing our fingers for news on the oft-delayed remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch confirmed in 2024 that the game is still in active development, despite rumors to the contrary. But what state is the game in right now, and when will we see footage of the remake in action? Hopefully, 2025 brings with it some good news on the KOTOR front.And lets not forget Quantic Dreams Star Wars: Eclipse, another title that was announced and then seemingly vanished off the face of the Earth. Will 2025 be the year Eclipse finally rears its head again, or will it go the way of so many other canceled Star Wars projects?What About the Star Wars Movies? 2025 wont deliver any new Star Wars theatrical releases, which at this point is nothing new. On the theatrical side, the franchise has been dormant since the release of The Rise of Skywalker back in 2019. But thats not to say Lucasfilm hasnt announced plenty of new Star Wars movies in recent years. Its worth looking at whats currently in the pipeline and how likely we are to get an update in 2025.The Mandalorian & GroguFirst, theres the lone Star Wars movie thats actually in production right now, The Mandalorian & Grogu. This big-screen spinoff of The Mandalorian continues the shared story of the two heroes after the events of The Mandalorian: Season 3. Co-creator Jon Favreau is directing the film, which is currently slated for release on May 22, 2026. With any luck, we should see a teaser trailer for the film at some point in 2025, possibly as early as Star Wars Celebration Japan.Dave Filonis Mando-Verse MovieNot to be outdone, Favreaus partner Dave Filoni is directing his own live-action movie, one expected to tie together characters and threads from The Mandalorian, Ahsoka, The Book of Boba Fett, and other projects from that era. Dont expect much news on this movie in the foreseeable future, however, as Filoni has to focus on Ahsoka: Season 2 first.James Mangolds Star Wars MovieLogan director James Mangold is helming a movie set in the distant past of the Star Wars universe, revealing the origins of the Jedi Order and reportedly featuring a Biblical scope. Lucasfilm may announce a writer for the movie in 2025, but dont expect more updates than that. Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy's New Jedi Order MovieDaisy Ridley is reprising the role of Rey Skywalker in a new movie set 15 years after the events of The Rise of Skywalker. Ms. Marvels Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy is directing. Hopefully, well see some updates about the film in 2025, but its unclear where in the pipeline it currently falls.Simon Kinbergs Star Wars TrilogyX-Men producer Simon Kinberg has been tapped to oversee a new trilogy of Star Wars movies. Despite early rumors the trilogy will directly continue the Skywalker Saga, IGN was able to confirm its instead meant to focus on a new storyline. Its still early days on this project, so were not expecting to hear much about Kinbergs trilogy in 2025.Taika Waititis Star Wars MovieThor: Ragnaroks Taika Waititi is apparently still set to venture into the Star Wars universe, though its been years since weve gotten any substantive updates on this mysterious project. Will that finally change in 2025? And thats what you can expect from the Star Wars franchise in 2025. Its a relatively quiet year, but there are still some very cool projects for fans to look forward to in the new year. What Star Wars story are you most excited to experience in 2025? Let us know by voting in our poll and posting down in the comments. More of IGN's Look Back at 2024 and Look Forward to 2025!Jesse is a mild-mannered staff writer for IGN. Allow him to lend a machete to your intellectual thicket byfollowing @jschedeen on BlueSky.

The 82nd Golden Globe Awards are this Sunday, kicking off awards season and the race to the Oscars in March. (Those nominees will be announced Friday, Jan. 17.) As infamous as they are, the Globes are at least a reliable source of entertainment for spotting drunk celebrities on a Sunday night. Heres how to tune in, plus other important information about this years ceremony.When are the 2025 Golden Globes?The Golden Globes are this Sunday, Jan. 5, at the Beverly Hilton and air (officially) from 8pm ET/5pm PT to 11pm ET/8pm PT. (Like every other award show ever, it will almost definitely run over; my over/under bet is 27 minutes.)How can I stream the Golden Globes?Since CBS is broadcasting the event, you can stream it live from the CBS app with your cable login credentials, if you have those, or Paramount+ if you have the subscription plan that includes Showtime. (Free trials last seven days.) Users with a Paramount+ Essential plan can stream on Monday. You can also watch via a live TV service, such as Fubo, Sling TV, DirectTV Stream, Hulu + Live TV, or YouTube TV (all with free trials of their own!).7 Days Free Paramount+ Free TrialIncludes a 7-day free trial.See it at Paramount+Price Per MonthDirecTV Stream (Entertainment Package)Sign up now for a 5-Day free trial! Includes over 75 channels.Hulu + Live TV$82.99 at HuluIf youre not in the US and have the illness of needing to watch all the American awards shows live (relatable), a reliable VPN for streaming is your access ticket; Express VPN is our top pick. Express VPN 12 Month SubscriptionBuy 12 months and get 3 months absolutely freeWho's hosting the Golden Globes this year?Comedian Nikki Glaser, who has been the standout participant in several roasts (see most recently: Tom Brady). Shes also a nominee in the Best Performance in Stand-Up Comedy on Television category for her special Someday Youll Die, which premiered on Max back in May. Shell be the first woman soloing hosting duties at the Globes; since 2010, Amy Poehler and Tina Fey tag-teamed as hosts four times, and Sandra Oh was paired with Andy Samberg in 2019. Heres hoping her monologue goes over a lot better than Jo Koys cringefest last year.Who's presenting at the Golden Globes this year?The presenters announced include Andrew Garfield, Anthony Mackie, Anya Taylor-Joy, Ariana DeBose, Aubrey Plaza, Aulii Cravalho, Colin Farrell, Colman Domingo, Demi Moore, Dwayne Johnson, Jeff Goldblum, Jennifer Coolidge, Ke Huy Quan, Margaret Qualley, Michael Keaton, Michelle Yeoh, Nicolas Cage, Rachel Brosnahan, Rob McElhenney, Seth Rogen, Vin Diesel, Viola Davis, Zo Kravitz, and many more.What movies and TV shows are nominated at the 2025 Golden Globes, and what's predicted to win?Here are the nominees from the top categories: Best Motion Picture Drama A Complete Unknown Conclave Dune: Part Two Nickel Boys September 5 The BrutalistWhat the predictions say: Almost definitely The Brutalist.Best Director - Motion Picture Brady Corbet (The Brutalist) Coralie Fargeat (The Substance) Edward Berger (Conclave) Jacques Audiard (Emilia Prez) Payal Kapadia (All We Imagine as Light) Sean Baker (Anora)What the predictions say: Brady Corbet for The Brutalist. In the last 10 years, the voting body has only split up the winners of the Best Motion Picture Drama and Best Director categories twice.Best Television Series - Drama The Diplomat Mr. & Mrs. Smith Shogun Slow Horses Squid Game The Day of the JackalWhat the predictions say: Expect a repeat of the Emmys Shogun is the presumed winner here.Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy Abbott Elementary The Bear Hacks Nobody Wants This Only Murders in the Building The GentlemanWhat the predictions say: Its a toss up. Abbott Elementary, The Bear, and Hacks have played musical chairs in this category over the years. But a notable reminder that the most recent Emmy in this category went to Hacks, and the Globes could follow suit.For the rest of the categories, check out the full list of nominees.

Jan 04, 2025Ravie LakshmananVulnerability / Software SecurityA high-severity security flaw has been disclosed in ProjectDiscovery's Nuclei, a widely-used open-source vulnerability scanner that, if successfully exploited, could allow attackers to bypass signature checks and potentially execute malicious code.Tracked as CVE-2024-43405, it carries a CVSS score of 7.4 out of a maximum of 10.0. It impacts all versions of Nuclei later than 3.0.0."The vulnerability stems from a discrepancy between how the signature verification process and the YAML parser handle newline characters, combined with the way multiple signatures are processed," according to a description of the vulnerability."This allows an attacker to inject malicious content into a template while maintaining a valid signature for the benign part of the template."Nuclei is a vulnerability scanner designed to probe modern applications, infrastructure, cloud platforms, and networks to identify security flaws. The scanning engine makes use of templates, which are nothing but YAML files, to send specific requests in order to determine the presence of a flaw.Furthermore, it can enable the execution of external code on the host operating system using the code protocol, thereby giving researchers more flexibility over security testing workflows.Cloud security firm Wiz, which discovered CVE-2024-43405, said the vulnerability is rooted in the template signature verification process, which is used to ensure the integrity of the templates made available in the official templates repository.Successful exploitation of the vulnerability is a bypass of this crucial verification step, allowing attackers to craft malicious templates that can execute arbitrary code and access sensitive data from the host."Since this signature verification is currently the only method available for validating Nuclei templates, it represents a potential single point of failure," Wiz researcher Guy Goldenberg said in a Friday analysis.At its core, the problem stems from the use of regular expressions (aka regex) for signature validation and the parsing conflict arising as a result of using both regex and YAML parser, thus opening the door to a scenario where an attacker can introduce a "\r" character such that it sidesteps the regex-based signature verification and gets interpreted as a line break by the YAML parser.Put differently, these parsing inconsistencies could be chained to create a Nuclei template that uses "\r" to include a second "# digest:" line that evades the signature verification process but gets parsed and executed by the YAML interpreter."Go's regex-based signature verification treats \\r as part of the same line, while the YAML parser interprets it as a line break. This mismatch allows attackers to inject content that bypasses verification but is executed by the YAML parser," Goldenberg explained."The verification logic validates only the first # digest: line. Additional # digest: lines are ignored during verification but remain in the content to be parsed and executed by YAML."Furthermore, the verification process includes a step to exclude the signature line from the template content, but does so in a manner that only the first line is validated, thus leaving the subsequent lines unverified but executable.Following responsible disclosure, it was addressed by ProjectDiscovery on September 4, 2024, with version 3.3.2. The current version of Nuclei is 3.3.7."Attackers could craft malicious templates containing manipulated # digest lines or carefully placed \r line breaks to bypass Nuclei's signature verification," Goldenberg said."An attack vector for this vulnerability arises when organizations run untrusted or community-contributed templates without proper validation or isolation. An attacker could exploit this functionality to inject malicious templates, leading to arbitrary command execution, data exfiltration, or system compromise."Found this article interesting? Follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn to read more exclusive content we post.SHARE

Submitted by WA ContentsOpen Architectural Project Competition For The Arrivals Terminal Of Vilnius AirportLithuania Architecture News - Jan 04, 2025 - 15:23 html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"An Open Architectural Project Competition For The Arrivals Terminal Of Vilnius Airport has been launched by the Lithuanian Airport and Architects Association of Lithuania.Vilnius International Airport serves as a significant transportation hub in the Baltic region and is witnessing rapid growth in passenger traffic and services. However, the current infrastructure does not always accommodate the increasing demands of travelers. This competition seeks innovative architectural solutions that fulfill modern aviation requirements while also reflecting Lithuanian culture and contemporary design. The objective is to develop a project for a new arrival terminal at Vilnius Airport that adheres to the highest standards of sustainability and enhances the passenger experience.Vilnius Airport is excited to invite talented architects to take part in a transformative project: the design of a cutting-edge arrivals terminal that will not only meet the needs of modern travelers but also seamlessly integrate with the upcoming Rail-Baltica gauge underground connection station, the new departure terminal, and the revitalized central square set for reconstruction in 2025. Covering an impressive area of approximately 7.86 hectares, this competition offers a unique opportunity to shape the future of air travel in the region. The new arrivals terminal, T5, will be equipped with essential amenities, including an advanced luggage handling system, a welcoming hall, catering facilities, and offices for airport administration and rental. Furthermore, the plan includes a new hotel, making this complex a vital hub for visitors and business travelers alike.Jury and ReviewersSimonas Bartkus, Jury Chairman, CEO (LTOU)Laura Kairien, Jury Member, Chief Architect of Vilnius CityMariia Grachova, Jury Member, Architect, Director of Chapman & Taylors Brussels OfficeTom Holtmann, Jury Member, Architect, Partner and Project Manager at Nordic Office of Architecture, NorwayValdas Stropus, Jury Member, Director of Operations Department (Lithuanian Airports)Arnas Dmanas, Alternate Jury Member, Director of Development Department (Lithuanian Airports)Rolandas Palekas, Alternate Jury Member,Architect, Head of Paleko ARCH studija architecture studio, LithuaniaEvaluation Criteria:Quality of the architectural and urban concept (35%)-Functionality and rationality (30%)Passenger experience (20%)Cost of design services (15%)Monetary Prizes:1st Place: EUR 50,0002nd Place: EUR 35,0003rd Place: EUR 25,0002 Honorary Mentions: EUR 5,000 eachCompetition announcement: 18/11/2024Languages in which tenders or requests to participate may be submitted: Lithuanian,EnglishSubmission deadline for receipt of tenders: 19/02/2025 08:00:00 (UTC)Date of Familiarization with the Proposals: March 20, 2025, at 10:30 AMResults announcement: spring 2025Read more about the tendering process from here. In addition, more details can be found here.Top image in the article courtesy of Lithuanian Airports.> via ted.europa.euarchitecture competition

Submitted by WA ContentsReinterpreting Tradition: Contemporary Insights Towards Buttoned Houses TechniqueTurkey Architecture News - Jan 04, 2025 - 14:21 html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"The primary aim of this international architectural competition is to embrace the traditional building techniques of 'Dmeli Evler' (Buttoned Houses) of Antalya, Turkey. This competition seeks to integrate the cultural heritage of this unique construction method into contemporary architectural practice, fostering a deeper understanding of vernacular architecture among future architects. Participants will engage in a comprehensive exploration of the buttoned construction system, proposing innovative small-scale designs that blend traditional techniques with contemporary architectural needs and approaches. The competition aims to highlight the sustainability, efficiency, and cultural significance of these traditional practices, encouraging their preservation and adaptation in current and future projects.This competition is an integral part of the INTBAU Grassroots programme and aims to embrace traditional construction techniques while fostering contemporary architectural innovations. The INTBAU Grassroot project Sustainable Building Techniques: A Scholarly Exploration of Historical Practices seeks to explore the traditional buttoned house construction method and reinterpret it for contemporary use. Initially, participants will engage in a design competition that challenges them to reinterpret the buttoned construction technique. The winning designs will then be constructed, bringing the theoretical concepts to life in a tangible, real-world project. This competition not only celebrates cultural heritage but also actively contributes to its preservation and adaptation for future generations.The INTBAU project is aligned with UIA Sustainable Development Goals. The competition process supports Goal 4: Quality Education by enabling participants to gain in-depth knowledge of sustainable building techniques, merging traditional and contemporary architectural practices, and providing them with the opportunity to apply this knowledge in the field, thereby contributing to their professional development. The project also supports Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities by integrating the traditional construction technique of the Buttoned Houses, with contemporary needs, aiming to enhance environmental sustainability while preserving the cultural heritage of cities. By participating in INTBAUs project, participants gain experience in sustainable architectural design and implementation, allowing them to use this knowledge and experience in their future projects, thus supporting both Goal 4 and Goal 11.Project siteThe competition project site will be located on the campus of Antalya Bilim University. Detailed information, including location data, aerial drone videos, photographs, and a dwg file site plan is provided in the attachments. Participants are encouraged to review these materials thoroughly to gain a comprehensive understanding of the site. This will enable them to develop contextually appropriate and innovative designs that align with the competitions objectives.Terms of ParticipationThe official language of the competition is EnglishThe type of competition is a project competition.The competition is open to participants from all countries.The competition is open to all undergraduates enrolled in a recognized architecture program at an institution/ faculty worldwide.Individual and team submissions are allowed. Teams can include a maximum of three members.All participants must provide proof of student status (e.g., student certificate/ transcript) in registration.Registration on the website is mandatory and there is no registration fee.Submissions must be original work and not previously published or entered in other competitions.All entries must adhere to the competition brief and submission guidelines provided on the competition website.Anyone working for the supported INTBAU project, Technical Consultant, jury member, or the secretariat, or anyone closely related to them, and anyone involved in organizing the competition, cannot participate in the competition or help competitors.To ensure impartial judging, all submissions must be anonymous. Participants must not include their names, affiliations, or any identifying marks on any part of their submission materials. Any breach of anonymity will result in disqualification.Participants must ensure that their submissions do not infringe on any third-party intellectual property rights.Participants found to be engaging in plagiarism or other forms of academic dishonesty will be disqualified and reported to their respective institutions.Jury members:Advisory JuryKemal Reha Kavas (Prof. Dr. Akdeniz University)Ali Olgu Ceylan (MSc. Architect, Akdeniz Association of Licensed Architects)Funda Alyanak Kaya (MSc. Architect, Antalya Bilim UniversityJuryAyen Ciravoglu (Head of the Jury) (Prof. Dr. Yldz Technical University)mer Seluk Baz (Architect, Yaln Architecture)Bi Lisowski (Architect, Association of Polish Architects)Antonio Riverso (Prof., International Academy of Architecture)Alper Glle (MSc. Architect, Antalya Bilim UniversityAlternate Jury MembersSadk Gkhan Ekinci (Dr. Architect, Akdeniz University)Ekrem Bahadr alkan (Asst. Prof.Dr., Ankara Yldrm Beyazt University)RapporteursMerve Artkan (MSc. Architect, Antalya Bilim University)Serim Aygen Kitin (MSc. Architect, Antalya Bilim University)Zeynep Ceren Durgut (MSc. Architect, Antalya Bilim University)ScheduleAnnouncement: 12 December 2024Deadline for Questions: 15 January 2025Deadline for Answers to the Questions: 22 January 2025Deadline Submission of Projects: 14 March 2025Announcement of the Results: 28 March 2025Exhibition of the Projects: will be announcedAward Ceremony: will be announcedConstruction: will be announcedQuestions and Answers: The answers to all questions will be published in a single document on the dates established in the competition calendar. The competition organizer reserves the right to consolidate and answer similar inquiries together. During the Q&A period, the competition organizers may post any inquiries and follow-up questions they deem appropriate in the designated section of the website. The formulation of each question will be anonymous and will not include any data that could identify the applicant. Questions that do not meet these requirements will not be accepted, published, or answered.Prizes and MentionsFirst prize: 1200 EUROSecond prize: 800 EUROThird prize: 400 EUROMentions: 3 x 200 EURO** Taxes are excluded Awarded projects will be published on the website of the competition and INTBAU Grassroots Projects. Awards will be paid within one month after the announcement.Download the competition brief from here. Register to the competition via this link.Top image in the article courtesy of Antalya Biliim Universitesi.> via Antalya Biliim Universitesiarchitecture competition

If you're looking for a great gift for a kid, why not mix play and learning by gifting a STEM toy? Its a win-win: As they play, STEM toys will help sharpen their math, science and engineering skills. If youre looking for ideas, our editors rounded up the best options for 2025.

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Yellowstoneseason 5 has concluded, but another show co-created by Taylor Sheridan is still in the midst of releasing new episodes.Landman, the latest addition to Sheridan's Paramount Plus slate, premiered on the streaming service in November. Describedby Paramount Plusas "a modern-day tale of fortune-seeking in the world of oil rigs," the West Texasset series stars big names like Demi Moore and Jon Hamm. Billy Bob Thornton plays the lead Tommy Norris an oil company crisis manager. The show is based on the podcast Boomtown, from Texas Monthly magazine and Imperative Entertainment, and is co-created by Boomtownhost and writer Christian Wallace.Though it doesn't carry the hit Paramount Network series Yellowstone, Paramount Plus is the place to find the following shows that involve Sheridan: 1923, 1883, Mayor of Kingstown, Lawmen: Bass Reeves, Special Ops: Lioness and Tulsa King. If you're excited about Landman, the next series to join that list, here's a full episode release schedule.Read more: Taylor Sheridan's Big Oil Drama 'Landman' Is Fueled by Humor and HeartbreakHow to watch Taylor Sheridan's LandmanYou can watch the first eight episodeson Paramount Plusnow. In the US, one new installment will arrive every Sunday through Jan. 12 and will be available to stream by 3 a.m. ET/midnight PT.See below for dates.Episode 9, WolfCamp: Jan. 5Episode 10, The Crumbs of Hope: Jan. 12Paramount Plus'summer price hike brought the monthly price of Essential from $6 to $8 (for new subscribers -- the price didn't rise for existing subscribers). New and existing subscribers now pay more for Paramount Plus With Showtime, which is $13 per month instead of $12. The streamer's annual plans didn't increase. Sarah Tew/CNET Apart from the addition of Showtime programming, there are a few key differences between Paramount Plus Essential and Paramount Plus with Showtime. You won't see as many ads if you have the Showtime plan, and the offering also lets you stream your local live CBS station and download titles for offline viewing. Read our Paramount Plus review. See at Paramount Plus