After three long years, Wednesday is finally back. Part One of Season Two drops on Aug. 6 (naturally, that’s a Wednesday), and ahead of the release, Netflix has revealed all the songs featured ...

Here's the real story. A social media post resembling an official announcement from Roblox is falsely claiming that the popular online gaming platform will permanently shut down on September 1.

A viral notice claimed that Roblox would permanently shut down on September 1st, citing safety concerns and the platform’s high demand for closure. This comes at a time when Roblox is facing … ...

There are rumors circulating that Roblox will be banned on Sept. 1? So is Roblox actually shutting down? Here's the truth and what's happening.

Roblox, which allows users to create and interact in virtual worlds, has faced scrutiny in several countries over violent and inappropriate material on the platform.

Is Roblox shutting down on September 1? Someone just made another joke, but it actually highlights some of the platform’s real issues No, Roblox isn’t closing on September 1. Here’s what’s really ...

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Roblox content on YouTube has reached a major milestone, surpassing 1 trillion total views. To celebrate, YouTube has launched a virtual museum inside Roblox, now open to all players as of August 7.

A West Des Moines family sues Roblox, claiming its chat system led to their child's kidnapping. Safety concerns rise as the lawsuit joins over 250 others.

Like YouTube, Roblox started as an online stage for young creators. As the company grows toward 100 million active daily users, contributors are making big money selling games.