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Studio Canal Content Departing UK PlayStation Libraries on Sept 1, 2026
Sony is removing all Studio Canal titles from UK PlayStation libraries on September 1, 2026 due to licensing agreements, continuing a pattern of purchased-content removals after earlier moves in 2022 and 2023 (and Discovery TV shows in 2023); there will be no refunds, and while some content purchases remain via Sony Pictures Core, removals are driven by licensing terms across regions.
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"Kim Kardashian's Hit Mobile Game Ends Its Decade-Long Run in 2024"
The popular mobile game "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood" is set to shut down on April 8, 2024, after nearly a decade since its release. In-app purchases have already been disabled, and the game has been removed from app stores, though it remains playable for those who have it installed until the shutdown date. Kim Kardashian expressed gratitude to the game's community and the Glu team, while the company thanked players for their support. The game, which allowed players to rise to fame with the guidance of Kardashian, was a financial success and a cultural phenomenon, particularly among female gamers, and its closure marks the end of an era for celebrity-themed mobile games.