All articles tagged with #wordle
Mashable’s Wordle hub reveals the May 25, 2026 answer: VISIT — a 5-letter word starting with V with two I’s — and offers hints and tips for solving it, plus a quick history of Wordle and its variants.
Mashable reveals Wordle #1793 (May 17, 2026) answer: BYLAW. The article includes clues and strategies for solving Wordle, noting the word starts with B and contains five unique letters, with general tips for starting words and approach.
Wordle is getting a Hollywood makeover as Wordle Game Show, with Savannah Guthrie announced as host on the Today show. The format features five-letter puzzles solved in squads for a cash prize, building on Wordle’s daily puzzle community. The announcement coincides with ongoing coverage of Guthrie’s family situation, including her mother Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance and Guthrie’s recent return to Today after a leave.
NBC has ordered a Wordle-based primetime game show set to premiere in 2027, with Today co-host Savannah Guthrie hosting and production by NBCUniversal Formats; casting is underway for teams of three competing for a large cash prize. The project stems from Wordle’s viral rise and NYT acquisition in 2022, with The New York Times collaborating with NBCUniversal and Jimmy Fallon’s team, and NBC planning global licensing for future local versions.
NBC has ordered a primetime Wordle game show hosted by Savannah Guthrie, set to premiere in 2027. Casting is underway for teams of three competing for a large cash prize. The show is a collaboration between NBCUniversal Formats and The New York Times, which originally created Wordle and is licensing the format globally, with Jimmy Fallon’s production company involved and Guthrie announced as host.
Savannah Guthrie will host a Wordle-based prime-time game show produced by Jimmy Fallon’s company, with the New York Times and NBCUniversal co-producing; filming starts in Manchester in June, aiming for US primetime premiere in 2027.
NBC has greenlighted a primetime Wordle-based game show produced by Jimmy Fallon’s Electric Hot Dog, Universal Television Alternative Studio and The New York Times, with Savannah Guthrie hosting. The format converts the five-letter Wordle puzzles into a team-based, head-to-head competition with squads and a cash prize, aiming for a 2027 premiere after production starts later this year. Wordle has previously spawned a Hasbro board game and a VR app, and was acquired by The New York Times in 2022.
NBC has ordered a TV adaptation of the New York Times word game Wordle, to be hosted by Savannah Guthrie and executive-produced by Jimmy Fallon. The supersized word-puzzle series will put squads in a head-to-head arena for a cash prize, with production set to begin later this year and a 2027 premiere window. The show is produced by Universal Television Alternative Studio in partnership with Electric Hot Dog and The New York Times, licensing Wordle’s format from NBCUniversal Formats.
Savannah Guthrie announced on the Today show that she will host a new Wordle-based game show, with filming slated for this summer, while her mother Nancy Guthrie remains missing in Arizona; Jimmy Fallon is an executive producer on the project, and Guthrie says she’s balancing the big TV move with a family crisis that’s deeply affected her.
Savannah Guthrie will host a Wordle-based game show executive-produced by Jimmy Fallon and The New York Times. Production is set to begin this summer with casting open through May 29, and an air date has not yet been announced. Wordle originated online in 2021 and was later acquired by The New York Times.
Today's Wordle (May 10, 2026) is PARKA—a 5-letter word starting with P, containing two A's, and clued as a hooded jacket. The article also offers hints, strategies for solving Wordle, and a brief history of Wordle's origins and archive changes.
Mashable reveals Wordle #1773's answer is EERIE and provides clues, starting-word strategies, and a quick look at Wordle's origin, archive history, and hard mode notes.
Mashable confirms Wordle #1766's answer is WEAVE (starts with W), with the clue 'Intertwine' and quick context on solving Wordle and its history.
Claude attempted to write Z80 assembly for a TEC-1G retrocomputer to run a Wordle-like game. It showed hardware awareness but produced some nonexistent instructions; with step-by-step prompts and human corrections, the team achieved a working game, illustrating that LLMs can speed code prototyping but often need guidance and can be overconfident.
Mashable walks readers through Wordle #1758 with clues and context, revealing the solution ALLEY and touching on Wordle’s origins, variants, and starting-word strategies.