From GTA 1's pixelated chaos in 1997 to the record-shattering GTA 6 announcement, dive into the complete history of Grand Theft Auto — the franchise that made gaming cool, broke every sales record, and single-handedly caused millions of sick days worldwide.

Some people are built like a straight line. KCAT is built like a circuit. Kat Yao — stage name KCAT — is a doctoral PhD student in neuroscience at Yale , a house DJ , and a producer based between Connecticut and New York City . And the more you read her answers, the more you realize the headline isn’t “DJ who’s also smart” or “PhD who also DJs.” It’s something deeper: KCAT is the kind of person who refuses to let the world reduce her into one clean label. Because her whole

There are AI image generators… and then there are AI creation spaces —the kind that feel less like a tool and more like a living, breathing community studio. That’s exactly what Slop.club is: an AI image + video generation platform built around a shared social feed , clubs , and collaboration-first creation . Not just “make a thing and download it”… but make a thing, post it, let your people remix it, build it up, and evolve it together . If CPD is about culture + creativity

The first 20 years of the new millennium were a ridiculous run for hip-hop. And yeah — Millennials catch plenty of smack from the generations after us… but let’s be real: we grew up in a golden stretch . We didn’t just hear classics — we watched them happen in real time. We lived through hip-hop’s biggest evolutions: mixtape eras turning into streaming empires, street anthems becoming global pop, and whole new sounds rewriting what rap could be. We saw torches get passed and

There’s a certain kind of New York creator you can’t manufacture. They’re not polished for the algorithm. They’re not rehearsed for the industry. They’re not begging to be understood. They’re just… still here. Still showing up. Still digging for records. Still taking the gig. Still betting on the next night. That’s Lev — better known as Little Fax The Machine — born and raised in Brooklyn, currently in Brooklyn, and somehow still standing after nine years of the kind of gri

Most people meet Gary Little (aka Jazz Gordan ) and assume he’s always “on.” Always cracking jokes. Always performing. That’s the misunderstanding. Because the truth is quieter—and way more dangerous in the best way: He likes to be chill , locked in, listening to music… and working . Not “posting.” Not “talking about it.” Building. He calls himself a Digital Architect , and the title fits—not because it sounds cool, but because he’s obsessed with one thing: turning chaos int

There are people who move loud.And then there are people who move with results . Jonathan Octeus is the second type. Miami-based. Founder. Entrepreneur. Builder. And yes—someone you might still try to place in the old category: professional basketball player. But that label? He’s done living inside it. Because the real story is bigger than sports. Bigger than hype. Bigger than “what do you do?” Jonathan’s answer is simple—and it tells you everything you need to know: “They

Afro-Colombian. Argentinian. New York City based. And if you’ve ever met DJ Fiorella and felt that “don’t mess with her” energy? She’ll tell you the truth: it’s armor. Not because she’s cold—because she’s had to be . In a music industry that still loves to test women at the door, Fiorella learned early that sometimes you have to look tougher than you feel. But underneath the guard is something way more dangerous than intimidation: A kind soul with a mission. A creator who ac

When we dropped the final cut of “Punch The Monkey” , most people saw chaos, satire, and claymation nostalgia. What they didn’t see? The architecture. Because AI video doesn’t magically create masterpieces. It executes instructions. And most creators struggling with character consistency aren’t dealing with a tool problem. They’re dealing with a direction problem. Inside TGE x CPD , we break this entire process down step-by-step in our Skool portal. The final product is enter

New York has always had a certain kind of magic after dark. Not just “going out” — but stepping into a scene . The kind where the host isn’t background noise… he’s the pulse. The type of personality that makes a night feel like a movie, even before the first track drops. That’s LiveFreeRize. NYC-raised, hip-hop, attitude on full display — but polished grit where it counts. Rize is the kind of recurring character in the city’s nightlife that becomes bigger than the lineup. And

Remember when “distance” meant waiting until 6 p.m. to hear about someone’s day? There was a time—not that long ago—when relationships had built-in silence. You went to work. They went to school. You didn’t text all day because… you couldn’t. When you finally saw each other, there was actual catching up to do. Stories. Suspense. Mystery. Now?You know they stopped for coffee. You know the barista was attractive. You know they liked a post from someone named “Jay 🏀💪🏽✨.” And

2026 isn’t just “another year of events.” It’s a map of moments —weeks where the world concentrates into a few zip codes and the culture moves like a current. If you’re a creator, founder, brand builder, nightlife operator, deal-maker, or just someone who understands that the right room can change your entire trajectory … This is your year. And this is your calendar. TGE x CPD is building a strategic, travel-draw run across the biggest weeks in the U.S.—the ones where collab

The Lonely Souljaz machine is moving. Cult Shøtta x Jords just dropped the video for “Crazy Caveman Frog,” edited and directed by @mp4oscar — and TGE x CPD is in the mix: Dex Ain’t Dead helped create animated visuals featured in the video. Real collaboration. Real rollout. More coming.

At its core, TGE x CPD was built at the crossroads of imagination, media dreams, lifestyle, and adventure. We believe in the grind of the creator, the hustle of the deal-maker, and the vision of the dreamer. And if there’s one world that truly embodies discipline, sacrifice, and execution under pressure—it’s sports. That’s exactly why we’re bringing Donovan W. Carter into the fold. Donovan operates at the highest levels of basketball—from the intensity of NCAA tournament en

There’s a myth floating around that AI is a cheat code. That you press a button and a masterpiece falls out. Anybody who actually makes things knows that’s not how it works. AI is a tool. And like every powerful tool, it looks completely different in the hands of someone seasoned—someone who understands direction, technicality, and taste—versus someone looking for a shortcut. Same software. Night-and-day results. Where AI really shines is the part of creativity nobody glamori

There’s a specific kind of joy in a weekend movie watch: snacks on deck, brain half-off, and the freedom to fall into a story with zero group chat distractions. Weekend Viewage is built around that exact ritual—two guys, Pete Flores and Dex Ain’t Dead , watching movies on the weekends and then coming back on the weekdays to unpack what hit, what missed, and what should’ve been left on the cutting-room floor. It’s not the “film school lecture” type of podcast. It’s the “we

There are flavor combos that make sense on paper… and then there are combos that feel like they were engineered for good weather, loud music, and spontaneous plans . Tequila, lemonade, and tea is that second category. Juan Please basically bottled the “one more round” moment — but kept it clean and crushable. It’s a non-carbonated canned cocktail that hits that sweet spot: bright citrus up front, smooth tea in the back, and tequila doing what tequila does (turning maybe in

Claymation isn’t just a style. It’s a temperature . It’s the look of late-night TV glowing in a dark room. The feel of “this probably shouldn’t be on air,” but it is. The sound of your friend laughing too loud because the joke crossed a line—then crossed it again—then built a little clay bridge over the line and moonwalked across it. In the 2000s, claymation became the perfect delivery system for the kind of humor culture didn’t know how to process yet: aggressive satire, cel

There’s a specific kind of nostalgia that doesn’t come from remembering a song —it comes from remembering an internet . The era when music lived in side-quests: niche blogs, MySpace spillover, forum links, ripped MP4s, and scenes that felt regional even when they weren’t. That’s the energy Fakemink taps into—without sounding like cosplay. Fakemink (Vincenzo Camille) is a London-based rapper/producer who came up releasing music online (including earlier uploads under the name

Lonely Souljaz, Cult Shøtta, Lil Golo — and How I Ended Up Animating for the Crew Sometimes the best collaborations don’t come from formal meetings or perfectly timed introductions—they come from the internet doing what it does best: connecting worlds that were never supposed to overlap. That’s exactly how I found myself tapped in with Lonely Souljaz , Cult Shøtta , Lil Golo , and the rest of the crew—through SGO Curley . One convo turned into real alignment, and before I kne