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As they're trying to absorb news about the impending sale of iconic studio Warner Bros., Hollywood found itself stunned again when the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced today that it would stream the Oscars for free on YouTube beginning in 2029.

The Academy, which has hosted the glittering awards ceremony honoring film achievement since 1929, touted the move as a win for global movie fans.

"YouTube will help make the Oscars accessible to the Academy’s growing global audience through features such as closed captioning and audio tracks available in multiple languages," the Academy announced in a press statement.

SEE ALSO: The Oscars announces new rules for using AI. Sort of.

The Academy Awards will be available for free viewing on YouTube, not just for YouTube TV subscribers in the U.S. Other related Oscar events, like the nominees' luncheon, the technical awards ceremony, and red carpet coverage, will also be available on YouTube. The Academy's partnership with YouTube — owned by Google parent company Alphabet — will also enable digital access to certain exhibitions from AMPAS' brick-and-mortar Los Angeles museum and provide resources to digitize part of the museum's massive collection of celluloid artifacts.

The Oscars currently air on Disney-owned ABC and its streaming channel, Hulu, and will continue until the 100th Academy Awards ceremony in 2028. Nominations for the 98th Academy Awards will be announced on Jan. 22, 2026, with the ceremony taking place in Los Angeles on March 15.

SEE ALSO: The 25 best movies of 2025, and where to stream them

Match Group, the conglomerate that owns dating apps Tinder and Hinge, knew a serial rapist was on those apps — and recommended him as a match to women anyway, a lawsuit filed Tuesday alleges.

Stephen Matthews, a Denver-based cardiologist, was convicted of drugging and/or sexually assaulting 11 women between 2019 and 2023, and sentenced to 158 years to life in prison in October 2024.

A bombshell investigation by The Markup and the Pulitzer Center's AI Accountability Network, reported in February, revealed that women had reported Matthews on apps like Hinge, but that he was still allowed to remain on the app.

SEE ALSO: Report: Match Group dating apps conceal assault cases

"Match Group fails to have effective systems to institute bans not only within its products, but across products when abusers migrate from one product to another," the new complaint says. The action has been brought by six women against IAC, Inc. (which owned Match until 2020), Match Group, Hinge, Tinder, and Matthews himself.

The suit claims that Match Group began receiving complaints about Matthews drugging and raping women via Hinge no later than September 2020, and that Match "knowingly continued to welcome Matthews on its apps" despite learning its products "were facilitating his rape spree."

The six plaintiffs are women whom Match Group apps recommended to Matthews, and vice versa. Five were drugged and raped after Matthews matched with them on Hinge, and one on Tinder, the suit states.

In September 2020, one of the women reported her incident with Matthews on Hinge the day after it occurred. Hinge Trust and Safety confirmed receiving her report — yet in January 2021, Hinge recommended Matthews to the same woman, the suit alleges. She reported him again, and warned Hinge that it was introducing "a potential threat to other women within the Hinge community."

Hinge Trust and Safety confirmed it received her previous report, the suit says. It also assured her Hinge already banned Matthews and that he'd be banned again, and responded by saying it was taking steps to ensure he'd be permanently banned. But Matthews concurrently used Tinder.

"For the three years that followed, Match Group was armed with knowledge that Matthews was raping its members, yet it continued to give Matthews full access to its products and recommended Matthews to other members and other members to him for in-person romantic encounters," the lawsuit states.

It also says Matthews used his real name, the same photographs and descriptions of his job, and the same phone number for his profiles.

Matthews was arrested in March 2023 after one woman reported him to the Denver police. Nine more women came forward to the police with similar allegations dating back to 2019.

A website called matchgrouplawsuit.com has been set up by the plaintiffs' counsel, encouraging other survivors of Matthews to get in touch.

"Any report of sexual assault or violence is heartbreaking and deeply concerning," a Match Group spokesperson told Mashable. "Safety is foundational to the trust our users place in us and is critical to the success of our business, which is why we have a comprehensive suite of safety tools in place and continue to invest heavily in this area."

The spokesperson continued: "We are committed to strengthening our safety efforts, building innovative new technology, and working closely with industry partners to help protect our users. We will always look for ways to improve our systems and help our community stay safe both online and when they connect in real life."

If you have experienced sexual abuse, call the free, confidential National Sexual Assault hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673), or access the 24-7 help online by visiting online.rainn.org.

Google Reader was a fantastic way to keep up with your favorite blogs and news sources with RSS feeds, but it was discontinued years ago. Now, Google has remembered that RSS feeds still exist, but this is unfortunately not a return for Reader.

Not long ago, drivers had to choose between everyday luxury and supercar-level thrills. These days, many cars offer both—a smooth, comfortable ride for daily driving and spirited fun on twisty weekend roads.

"Say hi, Dusty Do-gooders!" Brennan Lee Mulligan is back with a new season of Dimension 20 on Dropout. It's called Gladlands.

This time, it seems the inspiration point is Mad Max: Fury Road, where a lack of water has doomed inhabitants to a live in sun-scorched wasteland, full of desperation and feral fashion choices. Witness them!

SEE ALSO: Brennan Lee Mulligan talks 'Dimension 20: Cloudward, Ho!'s breakout NPC

Who will we witness enter the dome for this new season?

Well, Dropout's been teasing the cast with reveals on their Instagram ahead of release. Returning with new characters are Ally Beardsley, Oscar Montoya, Zac Oyama, and Jacob Wysocki. And making their debuts in the dome are Vic Michaelis and Kimia Behpoornia. Together, they'll roll out a new season with seven episodes full of fun, magic, and mayhem.

Dimension 20: Gladlands is set to premiere on Dropout on Jan. 7, with new episodes dropping every Wednesday for six weeks. Each episode will be accompanied by an in-dome Adventuring Party talkback, released the following day on Dropout.

If you only ever use Google Wallet when tapping a payment terminal, there's a good chance you're missing out on a lot of what the app can do. With just a few small tweaks, it can replace almost everything in your physical wallet and make everyday tasks run a lot smoother.

As a commerce editor, I ironically miss out on a lot of deals. It isn't because I didn't see them; it's because after looking at sales for days and hours on end, my eyes sort of glaze over, and I catch the good deals and write about them, but I don't think much about whether I might want the product as well.

I love dark and moody detective thrillers. Throw a psychological (or even supernatural) bend in there, and I'm in. I've devoured prestige series like True Detective, Mindhunter, The Fall, and Broadchurch, to name a few, and I actively seek them out. But every so often, Netflix recommends something so generic you almost scroll right past it.

Films like It's a Wonderful Life, The Muppet Christmas Carol, and Die Hard are undisputed holiday classics. Many people watch them every year to get into the festive spirit, always finding something new to appreciate.

Switching to Linux can be challenging. But once you've overcome the learning curve, you'll find that Linux offers a more efficient and productive workflow than Windows or Mac. From dynamic workspace management to unique desktop tweaks, here's how Linux will make you more productive.

The state of Texas is taking on Chinese tech companies.

This week the office of controversial Texas attorney general Ken Paxton filed lawsuits against TV manufacturers Sony, LG, Samsung, TCL, and Hisense for allegedly using Automated Content Recognition (ACR) technology to covertly screenshot what users are watching for data collection purposes.

According to Paxton's press release, ACR captures a screenshot from TVs every 500 milliseconds, and transmits that data back to the manufacturer without the user's knowledge or consent.

There's no way for us to know if these companies are guilty of what Paxton is accusing them of doing right now. ACR is a real thing that's primarily used to drive targeting advertising or personalized programming recommendations. You can turn it off on just about any smart TV, but that would require you knowing that it's turned on in the first place.

SEE ALSO: If your Samsung TV sounds underwhelming, it’s because you haven’t applied these cool hacks

Paxton is not just concerned about targeted advertising. Three of the five companies his office named in lawsuits are not Chinese, but Paxton emphasized the danger of giving viewing data to Chinese companies.

The AG claimed an "ongoing threat" from the Chinese Communist Party to the safety of Texans — without really saying what that threat was, or why it's more dangerous for Chinese companies to collect data than Japanese or Korean companies like Sony and Samsung, respectively.

“Companies, especially those connected to the Chinese Communist Party, have no business illegally recording Americans’ devices inside their own homes,” Paxton wrote. “This conduct is invasive, deceptive, and unlawful. The fundamental right to privacy will be protected in Texas because owning a television does not mean surrendering your personal information to Big Tech or foreign adversaries.”

Regardless of Paxton's fearmongering approach, you probably should check to see if ACR is enabled on your TV and maybe do something about that if it is.

SAVE $20.10: As of Dec. 17, the CMF Watch 3 Pro by Nothing is down to just $78.90 at Amazon. That's 20% in savings and marks a new best price to date — even beating Black Friday.

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When UK-based tech startup Nothing dropped the CMF Watch 3 Pro in July, we were flabbergasted. An AMOLED smartwatch with direct ChatGPT integration, long battery life, and fitness-tracking features for only $99? Unheard of. And now it's down to a bonkers price ahead of the holidays, making it an ideal gift for practically anyone in your life.

As of Dec. 17, you can pick up the CMF Watch 3 Pro in any color at Amazon for just $78.90. That's 20% off its list price and a new best price on record — even beating its Black Friday price by, drumroll please, 10 cents.

When Mashable Contributor Lauren Allain tested the watch for herself, she gave it a near-perfect rating, claiming it "looks, feels, and functions like a smartwatch that costs hundreds more." It is a little bulky for narrow wrists, and the ChatGPT integration only works with a Nothing phone, but other than that, we are gaga for this budget-friendly watch. It lasts for over two weeks on a charge, features blood oxygen monitoring, stress tracking, and precise heart-rate monitoring. Runners will appreciate the custom running coach feature, and athletes of all kinds will appreciate the dual-band GPS tracing, which is precise enough to tell which side of the road you're on. With its slew of bells and whistles, Nothing should be charging a lot more for this watch. But we're so glad they aren't. It's easily one of the best smartwatches of 2025.

Grab the CMF Watch 3 Pro for its lowest price ever in dark gray, ash gray, teal, or orange — and note that the colorways change the strap and the watch’s bezel.

TL;DR: Save up to 50% at LELO and get a free SONA 2 Travel on orders over $199. The extended Cyber Week sale ends in 20 hours.

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We are well past Cyber Monday, but LELO’s Cyber Week Sale (something the brand is calling its “Come hard, save hard” event, which I’m honestly here for) is still live. During what’s left of the sale, you can get up to 50% off select toys and a free SONA 2 Travel on any order that’s $199+ (which shouldn’t be too hard to reach).

There are quite a few products included in the sale, but my favorites are the ENIGMA Double Sonic and the SMART WAND 2 Large. (I own the ENIGMA Wave and the SMART WAND 2 Medium, so I can vouch for the quality here.)

SEE ALSO: The updated Lelo Ina Wave 2 is the best that rabbit vibrators have to offer

The ENIGMA Double Sonic is a triple stimulation vibe that’s similar to the Wave, but it swaps out WaveMotion tech for the brand’s new DeepSonic tech. This is designed specifically to stimulate the A-spot (located between the cervix and the bladder) to help you reach a vaginal orgasm. You can even connect it to your phone via Bluetooth to use the LELO app, which has a “FINISH ME OFF” mode that slowly builds you up, and an “OUT OF CONTROL” mode if you want to push past your normal limits.

Opens in a new window Credit: LELO ENIGMA Double Sonic $244.30 at LELO
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I know this all sounds like marketing speak, but I can personally vouch for this design — the orgasms are truly delicious in every sense of the word. (Just be sure to follow my golden rule: USE LUBE!) The ENIGMA Double Sonic is $244.30 with the discount, so it automatically qualifies you for that free SONA 2 Travel.

If you’re not into triple stimulation and just want a top-tier wand, the SMART WAND 2 is one of my all-time favorites. It’s powerful, easy to hold, and delivers vibrations intense enough to make you come in seconds. The Large version is $55.72 off right now, but it won't get you to that $199 free gift threshold on its own. I’d recommend pairing it with something like the LYLA 2 (on sale for $84.50). It’s a bullet vibe with a remote, which is perfect if you want to give your partner the reins or get a little adventurous with some public play.

SAVE $220: As of Dec. 17, get the Narwal Freo Pro robot vacuum and mop for $379.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $599.99. That's a discount of 37%.

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The holidays are here. You probably have enough to do without spending all your time vacuuming and mopping the floors in your home to either get ready for company or to just keep a clean house in general. So this year, treat yourself to a robot vacuum and mop combo that can do all of that work for you. It's an affordable way to save yourself some time that you could be using to rest and spend time with family.

As of Dec. 17, get the Narwal Freo Pro robot vacuum and mop for $379.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $599.99. That's $220 off and a discount of 37%.

SEE ALSO: Keep a cleaner house for less work with $100 off the Shark Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo

This robot vacuum and mop boasts 8,500 Pa of suction, so it can handle a variety of tough cleaning tasks (though that suction power is a bit lower than the new industry standard). It can cut through dirt, hair, and other debris in your carpet and crevices without a second thought. It's also great at handling ground-in messes that you might not be able to otherwise handle with a regular vacuum.

But it's also a mop, and it handles wet messes with ease thanks to its dual triangular mop heads that use 2.65 pounds of downward pressure with scrubbing rotations of 180 RPM. Just about every stain will be erased from your floors with that kind of power, and the vacuum's EdgeSwing technology ensures it can also get to walls and corners that are hard to reach.

All this is encased in a sleek white housing, so even your robot vacuum can look as put together as your home will after using it. If you're ready to offload some of your chores this year to enjoy the holidays to their fullest, this robovac is a worthy buy.

SAVE $171: As of Dec. 17, the Dyson Airwrap i.d. is down to $479 at Amazon (reg. $649.99) in both the straight + wavy and curly + coily versions. That's a savings of 26% and better than its Black Friday and Cyber Monday price.

Opens in a new window Credit: Dyson Dyson Airwrap i.d. (Straight + Wavy) $479
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While Black Friday season delivered some excellent deals without a doubt, we just found one on the Dyson Airwrap that trumps it. If you're looking for a fancy gift for someone in your life — or you want to treat yourself this holiday season (no judgment!) — now's the best time to grab one.

As of Dec. 17, the Dyson Airwrap i.d. is down to $479 at Amazon in both the straight + wavy and curly + coily varieties. That's $170.99 in savings, which marks its biggest discount to date and beats its Black Friday and Cyber Monday price by $20.99.

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The Airwrap i.d. is the 2024 version of Dyson's viral multi-styler, which is technically not the newest model. It quietly replaced the Airwrap Complete in its beauty tool lineup, essentially performing the same way but with different attachments and app compatibility. Both models include a 20mm conical curling barrel, which helps you get tighter curls and more volume at the roots, and a fast dryer attachment. The curly + coily option also include a wave and curl diffuser.

We're big fans of the Airwrap, but not the outrageous pricing. The $170.99 discount certainly makes us more inclined to recommend it. But if that's still out of your price range, we've also rounded up our favorite dupes at different price points — all of which are equally great gift options.

The massive credit check company 700Credit has suffered a breach, potentially exposing the sensitive financial information of millions of people.

Some 5.6 million people have had their info stolen. The accessed information varies, but includes "name, address, Social Security number, and date of birth," according to a notice from 700Credit. The company is a credit check giant that provides services to lots of car dealerships.

SEE ALSO: Conduent data breach exposed data of 10.5 million people, including Social Security numbers

According to the attorney general's office in Michigan — where 700Credit is based — on Oct. 25, "a breach was discovered that compromised personal data collected from dealers between May 2025 and October 2025."

"If you get a letter from 700Credit, don’t ignore it," said Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel in a statement. "It is important that anyone affected by this data breach takes steps as soon as possible to protect their information."

The company noted that the breach reportedly originated from an integration partner in July, but that the partner did not immediately alert 700Credit. An exposed API then apparently stole customer data.

Affected customers are being alerted now and will be offered free credit-monitoring services.

SAVE $350: As of Dec. 17, the Eufy E20 3-in-1 Robot Vacuum is on sale for just $299.99 with the coupon code WS24T2070111. That's 54% off its MSRP and its lowest price ever.

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Sidewalk salt, traction grit, and other cold weather-related crud can make a mess of your floors in the winter. Enter: the Eufy E20, a 3-in-1 robovac that can transform into a cordless stick vacuum or a handheld vacuum in a few clicks. Our resident floor cleaning expert Leah Stodart called it "the most underrated robot vacuum of 2025," and it just so happens to be on sale for a record-low price right now.

As of mid-December, the Eufy E20 is only $299.99 through Eufy's website if you apply the coupon code WS24T2070111. That takes $350 off its usual sticker price of $649.99, saving you just over 50%. It's currently $50 more expensive at Amazon and Walmart.

SEE ALSO: The most underrated robot vacuum of 2025 is also a stick vacuum

Most people would benefit from having a robot vacuum and a stick vacuum on hand, says Stodart: "That way, you're securing hands-free light upkeep on a day-to-day basis, but have the option to do a more detailed manual cleaning when you have time." The Eufy E20's convertible form factor makes it a great option for smaller apartments where storage space is limited.

Perhaps most impressively, the Eufy E20's party trick doesn't detract from its actual cleaning power, Stodart adds. It offers 8,000 Pa of suction, smart mapping capabilities, and self-emptying functionality as a robovac, making it competitive with other models $500 to $700 price range. It jumps up to 30,000 Pa of suction in cordless stick mode to handle clingy pet hairs and other particularly stubborn messes.

The additional handheld mode is the cherry on top. "I'd simply spiral if I had no way to tend to the areas where a robot vacuum or full-sized stick vacuum can't go, like my desk, windowsills, couch cushions, and car seats — all places where my cats shed or people eat snacks," Stodart writes.

TL;DR: Live stream PSG vs. Flamengo in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup final for free on FIFA+. Access this free streaming site from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN.

We know what you're thinking: How exactly is the FIFA Intercontinental Cup any different from the Club World Cup? It's best to not ask too many questions, because we're honestly not sure. But forget all about that, because PSG are facing off against Flamengo in the showpiece event.

Flamengo have battled through a couple of rounds to get here. PSG have been able to focus solely on this final. That's not particularly fair, but that's football.

If you want to watch PSG vs. Flamengo in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup final for free from anywhere in the world, we have all the information you need.

When is PSG vs. Flamengo?

PSG vs. Flamengo in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup final kicks off at 12 p.m. ET on Dec. 17. This fixture takes place at the Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium in Al-Rayyan.

How to watch PSG vs. Flamengo for free

PSG vs. Flamengo in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup final is available to live stream for free on FIFA+.

If this FIFA+ live stream is not available in your location, you can use a VPN to access for free. These tools can hide your real IP address (digital location) and connect you to a secure server in another location, meaning you can access free live streams on FIFA+ from anywhere in the world.

Lve stream PSG vs. Flamengo for free by following these simple steps:

1. Subscribe to a streaming-friendly VPN (like ExpressVPN)

2. Download the app to your device of choice (the best VPNs have apps for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Linux, and more)

3. Open up the app and connect to a server in a location with access

4. Visit FIFA+

5. Stream PSG vs. Flamengo for free from anywhere in the world

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The best VPNs for streaming are not free, but most do offer free-trials or money-back guarantees. By leveraging these offers, you can watch PSG vs. Flamengo in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup without actually spending anything. This clearly isn't a long-term solution, but it does give you enough time to watch the final before recovering your investment.

If you want to retain permanent access to free streaming sites from around the world, you'll need a subscription. Fortunately, the best VPN for streaming live sport is on sale for a limited time.

What is the best VPN for FIFA+?

ExpressVPN is the best choice for bypassing geo-restrictions to stream live sport on FIFA+, for a number of reasons:

• Servers in 105 countries

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• Strict no-logging policy so your data is secure

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A one-year subscription to ExpressVPN is on sale for $99.95 and includes an extra three months for free — 49% off for a limited time. This plan also includes a year of free unlimited cloud backup and a generous 30-day money-back guarantee. Alternatively, you can get a one-month plan for just $12.95 (including money-back guarantee).

Live stream PSG vs. Flamengo in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup final for free.

SAVE 47%: As of Dec. 17, you can get the Lego Classic Large Creative Brick Box (10698) for $31.59, down from $59.99 at Amazon. That's a 47% discount and the lowest price we've seen on this set in 30 days.

Lego Classic Large Creative Brick Box (10698) $31.59 at Amazon
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Every time I see my nephew, I take him to the store to pick out a new Lego set, so I'm a softy for Lego deals. If you’re looking for a gift that'll keep a kid busy for more than five minutes (without a screen), this is the one you want.

Right now, the Lego Classic Large Creative Brick Box (10698) is on sale for $31.59 at Amazon. That’s a 47% discount off the $59.99 list price. Best of all, it arrives before Christmas.

SEE ALSO: We found 35+ unique gifts under $50 for the holidays

This set comes with 790 pieces in 33 different colors, including specialized parts like windows, doors, tires, and wheel rims. Because it’s a "Classic" set, kids get the opportunity to build just about anything they can think of (they have full creative freedom with this set!), from toy houses to scooters and castles. Plus, the box itself is a sturdy storage solution, so you won't be stepping on stray bricks in the middle of the night.

SAVE 20%: As of Dec. 17, you can get the Sonos Arc Ultra 9.1.4 Soundbar for $879, down from $1,099, at Amazon. That's a $220 price drop and the lowest price we've seen this model go for yet.

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If you're in the market for a new soundbar, I just found a deal you won't want to miss. (Not to be dramatic, but it's true.)

Right now, you can get the Sonos Arc Ultra 9.1.4 Soundbar for $879, down from $1,099, at Amazon. That's a $220 price drop and the lowest price we've seen this model go for yet. Even better: it arrives before Christmas, so you can actually have it set up for the holiday movie marathons.

SEE ALSO: The 7 best expert-tested soundbars to upgrade your TV setup

My parents have the Sonos Beam, and I can honestly say the sound is impressive. They pair theirs with smaller Sonos speakers for a full surround setup, and we use it for everything from listening to music to hooking it up for movies on their TV. (My mom even swears it's better sound than Bose or JBL.)

The newish (released in 2024) Arc Ultra takes that experience a bit further. It uses Sound Motion technology, which is what allows Sonos to double the bass output while keeping the bar slim, and delivers a 9.1.4 spatial audio experience with Dolby Atmos to make it feel like sound is coming from every inch of the room. Mashable Tech Editor Timothy Beck Werth reviewed the Sonos Arc Ultra and rated it 4.8/5, securing it a Mashable Choice Award.