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Buckhead Theatre | Atlanta, GA

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Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia | Philadelphia, PA

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SiM Announces First Ever North American Headliner PLAYDEAD World Tour Season 1 With Fame On Fire and Within Destruction

Japanese reggae punx SiM have today announced PLAYDEAD World Tour Season 1 , their very first North American headlining tour with special guests Fame on Fire and Within Destruction. The headliner will also have a separate, limited availability of VIP upgrades which include a meet and greet with the band plus an accompanying personal photo, autographed ‘PLAYDEAD’ vinyl, an exclusive Japanese merch item, and early entry into the venue on show day for easier merch shopping. VIP will be available for purchase at 10 a.m. local time today, and artist presale will be available shortly after at noon local time today. Crunchyroll presale begins tomorrow, Wednesday, November 15 at 10 a.m. local time and ends Thursday, November 16 at 11 p.m. local time. Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday, November 17 at 10 a.m. local time. Speaking about the announcement, vocalist MAH commented:

“ We’re super excited to announce our first-ever headline tour in North America! Have you guys checked out our latest album “PLAYDEAD” which is filled with nu-metal bangers? I can’t wait to see you guys in da pit! “

Prior to today, the band released their critically acclaimed latest album ‘PLAYDEAD’ (via UNFD), and released the official music video for “ Under The Tree (Full Length Ver.)” as featured on the immensely popular anime series ‘Attack On Titan’ which recently aired its highly-anticipated series finale. Fans can also find “ RED “ , the theme song for the latest season of Netflix anime series ‘Kengan Ashura’ , on the album as well. Get your tickets at the link here as these are sure to go quickly, and stream ‘PLAYDEAD’ here .

Tracklisting:

1. PLAYDEAD

2. RED

3. HiDE and SEEK

4. SWEET DREAMS

5. Die Alone

6. TOO LATE

7. KiSS OF DEATH

8. Sad Song

9. BBT

10. DO THE DANCE

11. Not So Weak

12. UNDER THE TREE (Full Length Ver.)

13. The Rumbling (Orchestra Ver.)

PLAYDEAD World Tour Season 1 Tour Dates:

April 19 – Seattle, WA @ The Neptune

April 20 – Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theatre

April 22 – San Francisco, CA @ August Hall

April 23 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Belasco

April 25 – San Diego, CA @ House of Blues

April 26 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Nile Theater

April 28 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Soundwell

April 29 – Denver, CO @ Summit

May 1 – Dallas, TX @ Echo Music Lounge

May 3 – Lawrence, KS @ Liberty Hall

May 4 – Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line Music Cafe

May 5 – Chicago, IL @ Concord Music Hall

May 7 – Nashville, TN @ Basement East

May 8 – Louisville, KY @ Mercury Ballroom

May 10 – Charlotte, NC @ The Underground

May 11 – Atlanta, GA @ The Buckhead Theatre

May 12 – Daytona Beach, FL @ Welcome To Rockville*

May 14 – Philadelphia, PA @ Brooklyn Bowl

May 15 – Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore Silver Spring

May 18 – Detroit, MI @ St. Andrew’s Hall

May 20 – Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall

May 21 – Montreal, QC @ Theatre Beanfield

May 23 – New York, NY @ Irving Plaza

May 24 – Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club

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SiM unveils first single and US tour since Attack on Titan’s Under the Tree

Which US cities will Japanese rock band SiM be playing in their upcoming Jackpot Juicer tour and when will the new album release?

Following an outstanding year of success for the band in 2022 thanks to their Attack on Titan spotlight, Japanese rock band SiM are back with a brand new single ahead of their next US tour – here is everything that fans need to know.

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SiM reveals new single ‘Do The Dance’ ahead of US tour

In a press release shared on July 27, SiM’s second single ‘Do The Dance’ was revealed from their upcoming album, Playdead, set to be released worldwide on September 27.

The new single is described as an “aggressive song that is the quintessential SiM” blending ska music with “heavy and danceable riffs” as well as “powerful” and “uplifting” melodies.

The Playdead album includes Attack on Titan’s The Rumbling and Under the Tree, as well as the song ‘Red’ which will be included in season 2 of the Kengan Ashura anime – set to premiere via Netflix on September 21.

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The Rumbling was previously included in the Beware EP, which was released in September 2022, with the Playdead studio album reported to feature an orchestral version of the song, as well as an extended version of Under the Tree.

Both songs were used in Attack on Titan’s final season and have, each within their own right, become some of the most popular anime tracks of all time: The Rumbling official music video has over 46 million views, with Under the Tree adding a further 11 million views.

Fans can pre-save links for SiM’s Do The Dance here , with a Spotify link for Red already available online.

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Every US city on SiM’s first US tour since AOT Under the Tree

SiM will be touring the US alongside fellow bands Dance Gavin Dance, Rain City Drive, and Within Destruction under ‘The Jackpot Juicer US Tour’ banner starting on August 24.

The full list of US cities and tour dates includes:

August 24 (Thu) Tempe, AX @The Marquee Theater
August 25 (Fri) Las Vagas @Brooklyn Bowl
August 26 (Sat) Los Angeles @The Shrine
August 29 (Tue) Seattle, WA @The Showbox SoDo
August 30 (Wed) Portland @Roseland Theater
September 1 (Fri) Boise, Idaho @Revolution Music Hall
September 2 (Sat) Salt Lake City, UT @Union Event Center
September 3 (Sun) Denver, CO @Mission Ballroom
September 5 (Tue) Austin, TX @ACL at Moody Theater
September 6 (Wed) Oklahoma City, OK @The Criterion
September 8 (Fri) Houston, TX @White Oak Music Hall
September 9 (Sat) Dallas, TX @The Factory In Deep Ellum
September 10 (Sun) Birmingham, AL @Iron City
September 12 (Tue) Fort Lauderdale, FL @Revolution
September 13 (Wed) Orland, FL @Hard Rock Live
September 15 (Fri) Nashville, TN @Wildhorse Saloon
September 16 (Sat) Atlanta, GA @Coca Cola Roxy
September 18 (Mon) Raleigh, NC @The Ritz
September 19 (Tue) Silver Spring, MD @The Fillmore
September 21 (Thu) Chicago, IL @Radius
September 22 (Fri) Louisville, KY @Highland Festival Ground for the Louder Than Life Festival
September 23 (Sat) Milwaukee, WI @The Rave II
September 25 (Mon) Cleveland, OH @Agora Ballroom
September 27 (Wed) Boston, MA @MGM at Fenway
September 29 (Fri) NY, NY @The Rooftop at Pier 17
September 30 (Sat) Asbury Park, NJ @Stone Pony Summer Stage
Oct 1 (Sun) Philadelphia, PA @Mann Center for SwanFest

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debut australian tour, ticketing information, september 2024, all tix: 64.90 vip $154.90 .

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Australia, prepare for a vortex of metal, punk, and reggae in 2024, with Japanese metal punx SiM today announcing their first ever headline tour down under next year.

Appearing as part of their PLAYDEAD World Tour, SiM will arrive armed in Australia with their explosive new album PLAYDEAD. Kicking off on Thursday 12 September at The Zoo in Brisbane, SiM will also head to Sydney's Crowbar before closing out on Sunday 15 September at Max Watts in Melbourne. Hailing from Shonan, Kanagawa in Japan, SiM have released six full length albums since forming in 2004 alongside lending their material to video games and other animes, with recent single RED also acting as the theme song for the new season of the Netflix anime series Kengan Ashura. Exploding onto the international scene in early 2022, SiM took the world by storm when their single The Rumbling was tapped as the theme song for the anime Attack On Titan. With the track now garnering over 300 million streams and snagging the #1 Metal Song on Spotify in the same year, The Rumbling would go to spend seven straight weeks on the Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs. Releasing their sixth studio album PLAYDEAD this year, SiM exceeded the hype that accompanied their various singles unleashed along the way, with the album balancing a diverse array of genres alongside cohesion, heaviness and tectonic execution. And following their headlining performance at the 2022 Crunchyroll Expo and sold-out headlining shows at London's O2 Islington and Los Angeles' Echoplex, SiM will close out 2023 touring North America with Dance Gavin Dance, with 2024 not only bringing the group to Australia, but also to Europe, the UK and North America for some headline shows and festival appearances. With their innovative blend of ska, punk, reggae and metal lending SiM to filling arenas and wowing festival stages, including at their own annual event Dead Pop Festival, a SiM live show is always guaranteed to be polished, powerful and downright unforgettable.

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UNIQA Srbija: simbol pouzdanosti, odgovornosti i drugačijeg pogleda na svet

UNIQA Srbija članica je jednog od vodećih evropskih osiguravajućih koncerna – austrijske UNIQA grupe, koja sa tradicijom poslovanja dugom 200 godina posluje na 18 tržišta Evrope i broji 15,5 miliona klijenata . U Srbiji ima tradiciju poslovanja dugu više od 20 godina . Akvizicijom Zepter osiguranja osnovanog 1998. godine, UNIQA na lokalno tržište dolazi 2006 godine . Sa preuzimanjem Baslera 2014. se dodatno širi, da bi 2020. godine ukupan iznos ulaganja u Srbiju prešao 13,7 milijardi dinara . Potrebe i želje klijenata su naš glavni putokaz. Zbog toga smo od osnivanja do danas sklopili približno četiri miliona polisa sa više od 700.000 klijenata, ljudi svih generacija, obrazovanja i životnih planova, velikih i onih malo manjih kompanija, iskusnih i početnika… Nastavljamo da ih hrabrimo ka srećnijem, zdravijem i sigurnijem životu. Kao simbol pouzdanosti, odgovornosti i drugačijeg pozitivnog pogleda na svet, neprestano širimo krug poverenja i novih klijenata.

TaylorMade SIM2, one month in: How is the tour rollout going?

More than any big stick out there, the follow up to the TaylorMade SIM had more anticipation than anything coming to the market in 2021. SIM was such an overwhelming favorite in reviews, hitting bays, and on tour. So, anything short of Thor’s Hammer in End Game was always going to be a disappointment.

This, to me, is where the story gets interesting. SIM2 didn’t promise anything extravagant. What it did promise is that TaylorMade listened to the feedback (good and bad) from SIM and made the switches necessary to make it playable. That was the biggest critique of SIM on and off tour—the foul balls could be quite penalizing and a wide right shot at high speeds with no spin can be quite jarring.

I like how TM attacked this problem in a nuanced way—SIM was already plenty long, now the goal was to make the adjustments necessary to make it forgiving, add some spin and stability to spots on the face, and give players a golf course driver—for everyone.

We are now four weeks into SIM2/Max out on tour, and I wanted to get a sense of the early feedback on the SIM2 metal woods, so I went back to my buddy Adrian Rietveld, TaylorMade’s Senior Manager – Tour, and this is what he had to say.

JW: What is the most notable improvement you see thus far among players on tour who have switched into SIM2?

AR: From day 1 at the Floridian, forgiveness was the hot point across the board. With SIM, we had a part that gave us everything we could ever want from a speed and launch perspective. If there was one element we needed to address it was at times, it could be a bit punishing on mis-hits. SIM2 gave us everything SIM had and added a very playable face giving our players even more opportunities for speed. If you have trust that your equipment won’t penalize you, it frees you up to be more aggressive, and that’s exactly what happened here.

The nice little touch I would add is the look of the golf club. Subtle tweaks to paint lines, face angles etc. once again inspire just a bit more confidence to hit th shots our players visualize in their heads. SIM2 is just the next step to create that perfect harmony between athlete and equipment.

JW: Looking back at the mighty SIM, in your opinion, what did it do well and where did it have deficiencies?

AR: It was like a race horse, almost. It’s fun when you are flying down the track in a straight line, but if you need to move around a bit, things can get challenging. SIM had that profile. Ultimate speed and low spin product, but what it lacked was a bit of flexibility, workability and finesse. It was basically a missile launcher. Make no mistake, the best players in the world loved this head, but with SIM2, you add a softness to the head that gives players some shot shaping capabilities and a bit of love out of the toe and heel. That’s big on tour.

JW: For a player like Rory, where did SIM2 improve his numbers?

Rory McIlroy SIM2

AR: Rory has put a ton of time and effort into building his body for speed and stability. He pounded SIM, but as I mentioned before, it could be a bit unruly on an off day. With SIM2, his launch improved a touch, speed went up three mph, and most importantly, it freed him up to hit shots with little concern of a serious foul ball. You give Rory freedom with the driver, and he’s almost unbeatable.

JW: Do you think you have discovered exactly what this driver can do yet or is there still plenty of room to grow?

AR: Ask me after the U.S. Open (laughs). It’s still early days. I have my ideas to crack this thing open but still need time to experiment and test with players. Lots of feedback to receive, and obviously, the performance on tour in the first few months is a very valuable tool to make any adjustments. In short, yes, I’m sure this is a part I will learn something new about every day. As a fitter, you can’t ask for more.

JW: SIM2 vs SIM2 Max on tour—In a general sense, what’s the trade-off for players going from one to the other?

Matthew Wolff in a SIM2 Max 10.5

AR: Pretty easy. The trade-off is very little. SIM2 Max is a high MOI head but with a “lower spin” profile. If I had to break them down, I would say faders and anti-lefters will love SIM2 and your draw player will feel at home with SIM2 Max.

JW: In regards to the fairway woods, where have you seen improvements versus SIM?

AR: The speed is unmatched on SIM and SIM2. Our work in the fairway wood department over the past couple of years has been second to none. The difference in ball speed between driver and 3-wood has never been this close—3-wood is creeping ever closer to the driver. Hence, you are seeing guys like DJ going to higher lofted parts because the speed off of the SIM fairway family is insane.

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The SIM2 doesn’t look or sound good to me.

Feb 3, 2021 at 3:22 am

Brooks put an old M5 in the bag last week and out drove Rory regularly during their second round…

Feb 2, 2021 at 1:58 pm

I do not like this trend of tour reps referring to heads and shafts as “parts”. Makes the equipment sound not special at all. Marketing department needs to squash it. I am not going to spend $500 on something that is just a “part”.

That seems like a silly nitpick. They are “parts”, the head and shaft are separate parts made by different companies.

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Taylor Montgomery what’s in the bag accurate as of the Cognizant Classic. Check out more photos from the event here.

Driver: TaylorMade Qi10 (9 degrees) Shaft: Graphite Design Tour AD VF 7 TX

3-wood: TaylorMade Qi10 Tour (15 degrees) Shaft: Graphite Design Tour AD VF 8 TX

Check out more in-hand photos of Taylor Montgomery’s clubs here.

Hybrid: TaylorMade Qi10 Tour (19.5 degrees) Shaft: Mitsubishi MMT HY 100 TX

Irons: TaylorMade P7TW (4-PW) Shafts: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100

Wedges: TaylorMade MG4 (52-09SB, 56-12SB), Vokey Design WedgeWorks Proto (60-T) Shafts: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100

Putter: TaylorMade Spider Ghost S Grip: Elite

Grips: Golf Pride MCC

At the 2019 Valspar Championship, Englishman Paul Casey took the trophy at the Copperhead Course for the second year in a row. On a difficult Sunday, Casey’s 1-over 72 was good enough for a one-stroke victory over Louis Oosthuizen and Jason Kokrak as Dustin Johnson faltered.

Check out Casey’s clubs from five years ago below.

Driver: TaylorMade M4 (10.5 degrees) Shaft: Mitsubishi Diamana D+ Limited 70 TX (tipped 1 inch)

3-wood: TaylorMade M1 (15 degrees) Shaft: Mitsubishi Diamana D+ 80 TX Limited (tipped 1.75 inches)

Irons: Mizuno MP-25 (3), Mizuno JPX 919 Hot Metal Pro (4), Mizuno MP-5 (5-PW) Shafts: Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 120 TX

Check out more in-hand photos of Paul Casey’s clubs from 2019 here.

Wedges: Titleist Vokey Design SM7 (52-08F, 56-10S), Vokey Proto (60) Shaft: Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 120 X

Putter: Scotty Cameron Circle T 350-SSS Grip: Scotty Cameron Matador

Grips: Golf Pride ZGrip Cord Midsize

Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1

Mizuno’s Senior Club Engineer, Chris Voshall told us Casey’s somewhat surprising setup in his long irons is simply the product of Casey hitting the windows he wants to with the particular clubs in question.

“It’s all based on the height of the ball flight,” Voshall said. The MP-25 3-iron was more penetrating and better for him off the tee, so he kept it in there.”

Coolest thing for sale in the GolfWRX Classifieds (3/22/24): Nike Vapor Pro Combo 4-A iron heads

At GolfWRX, we are a community of like-minded individuals that all experience and express our enjoyment of the game in many ways.

It’s that sense of community that drives day-to-day interactions in the forums on topics that range from best driver to what marker you use to mark your ball. It even allows us to share another thing we all love – buying and selling equipment.

Currently, in our GolfWRX buy/sell/trade (BST) forum, there is a listing for a set of Nike Vapor Pro Combo 4-A iron heads.

From the seller: (@DrCoFo): “Nike Vapor Pro Combo 4-A heads in really nice shape. Just bought these recently- thought I would be the cool kid on the block with the Nikes. Was going to do a custom look, but I was way too ambitious and would rather just have a new set of irons. So here we are. Heads are already pulled from the shafts. Ready for your project needs. $550 shipped.”

To check out the full listing in our BST forum, head through the link: Nike Vapor Pro Combo 4-A iron heads

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Taylor Swift Fan Recreating Eras Tour in The Sims 4

A Sims 4 player recreated Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, showcasing builds from various albums.
Eras shown in the Sims 4 recreation include Lover, Fearless, Evermore, and Folklore.
Swift's popularity inspires fans to recreate her in various games, hinting at potential future homages in other titles.

A dedicated Taylor Swift fan has created their very own version of the Eras Tour within The Sims 4 . Swift embarked on the career-defining Eras Tour back in 2023 and remains ongoing, with one player of The Sims 4 finding their own unique way to pay tribute.

Although The Sims 4 is primarily a life simulator, the versatility of the game's Build Mode allows players to create just about anything they can imagine. It would do both the game and its community a disservice to suggest that the life simulator elements are what keep players coming back. With the game now over a decade old, there have been plenty of crazy builds that show off the immense talent of the Sims 4 building community. Recently, one player even built an amazing mermaid apartment in The Sims 4 , which shows what the Build Mode tools are capable of.

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TikTok user hotdamnitscanaan shared their Sims 4 version of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour online, and it's extremely impressive. The iconic stage is recreated in full detail, and the user has even created Swift herself in the game to act out some of her most popular eras. Just in this video, hotdamnitscanaan shows off Taylor Swift performing from the albums Lover , Fearless , Evermore , and Folklore , even going as far as to recreate the Folklore cabin from the Eras Tour set. However, her remaining albums aren't featured in the build, leaving room for even more additions to this Eras Tour creation in the future. It isn't clear if this particular build was created via legitimate play, or if they had to use some of the Sims 4 cheats to get this working.

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in The Sims 4

As for Taylor Swift herself, her extreme rise in popularity over the last few years has seen her fans recreate her in many other games, too. One Animal Crossing player designed a Taylor Swift-inspired house in the game, which again was themed around the Eras Tour. Given how popular she is at the moment, players shouldn't be surprised to see similar Taylor Swift homages pop up in other titles, too.

It's fascinating to see what players are continuing to create in The Sims 4 , a game that is now approaching a decade old. Some fans are ready for the next iteration in the franchise, which is currently in development under the name Project Rene , which presumably will become The Sims 5 . However, a recent leak for The Sims 5 has some fans worried , with many concerned about the potential art style for the sequel. Nothing is confirmed at the moment, so hopefully, Maxis can find a balance that pleases every fan that has been waiting so long for a sequel.

The Sims 4 is the latest offering from Maxis and The Sims Studio, serving as a sequel to The Sims 3. Although it was released back in 2014, the game is still going strong today thanks to an array of DLC add-on packs that give players access to more unlockable items and events.

Franchise The Sims

Platform(s) PS4, PC, Xbox One

Released September 2, 2014

Developer(s) Maxis

Publisher(s) Electronic Arts

Genre(s) Simulation

Metascore 70

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How The Sims and its partners are expanding diversity and representation in gaming

Maxis teams up with Dark & Lovely and Danielle “Ebonix” Udogaranya to help more players see themselves in games

Here at Maxis, inclusivity is one of our key values . We know that inclusion matters, and we aim to ensure that everyone feels represented—not just in our games but also in how we work; it’s ingrained in the very culture of our studio.

So when we got the opportunity to work with both legendary beauty brand Dark & Lovely and multi-award-winning gaming content creator and DE&I advocate Danielle “Ebonix” Udogaranya , we leaped at the chance. The result is “Play in Color,” a campaign and documentary that shines a spotlight on the importance of authentic representation in gaming.

For much of the history of the video game industry, authentic representation and features of people of color and other marginalized communities have been significantly underrepresented. These groups have made up a substantial segment of the gaming community from the very beginning, but games have often dramatically underrepresented Black hairstyles in particular.

At Maxis, we’ve been grateful for the chance to help make progress toward better representation through in-game releases . This includes Vitiligo skin features ; updates to Townies , in-game characters, incorporating different backgrounds, regional features, and skin tones to match their story; and collaborations with our extensive community of talented creators . Our updates give players of The Sims the resources to create characters that look like them and tell stories that reflect their lived experiences - but there is so much more room to grow.

This is why we’re so pleased to be collaborating with Dark & Lovely and Ebonix to help draw attention to both the progress being made and the need for continued improvement. To start, we’re supporting our partners with the launch of this campaign that includes a documentary video showcasing the voices of Ebonix, The Sims 4 teammates Senior Creative Director Anna Huerta and Assistant Producer Kaelah Smallwood, and Taireek Simms from the Dark & Lovely team who are helping to drive this progress. Take a look:

Play In Color: Dark & Lovely x The Sims x Ebonix

Next, building on previous collaborations with Ebonix on in-game features like skin tones and nail options, we’re working with the hair professionals at Dark & Lovely to introduce 24 color combinations across two existing hairstyles in April 2024, inspired by the company’s newest color Immersive Bolds collection.

Then, in a free content drop, we'll introduce a new locs hairstyle that’s also developed in collaboration with Dark & Lovely and available to players in July 2024.

“Ebonix has paved an instrumental path towards greater representation in The Sims through her many years of dedication and work, from her first piece of custom content being a dashiki, to her many diverse and detailed hairstyles offered to the community,” shares Anna Huerta, Senior Creator Director, The Sims 4 . “We’re thrilled to be teaming up again to have her as a key part of this campaign as we showcase and advocate for the importance of Black hairstyles in our virtual worlds as much as our real one.”

We’re also extremely excited about the inclusion of one of our own The Sims 4 developers in the campaign. Kaelah first got her start in the video game industry by creating mods for The Sims as a player. “Being very involved in the Sims community,” she says, “I started to notice that there were things fans were asking for that would really make whole groups of people feel better represented—so I decided to figure out how to do it!”

That wasn’t a simple process, of course. Not only did Kaelah have to teach herself how to create mods, but she also had to overcome the practical effects of the aforementioned lack of representation in the industry. “Growing up I always thought that working on video games would be amazing,” she says, “but I never really thought it was possible for me, since I didn’t see many people who looked like me making them. Seeing the diverse group of mod creators for The Sims made it all finally seem possible.”

One notable member of that group, in fact, was Ebonix herself. “Dani’s mods were some of the first ones I downloaded!” Kaelah says. “At the time there weren't many hairstyles in the game that really connected with me, but her mods let young Sims have the same little twists and braids that I had growing up—which is such a huge deal for representation.”

Now she’s able to continue the work of representation within the Sims team itself. “I started making mods,” she says, “all because I wanted to add more diversity and inclusion to the game. So helping make sure that The Sims is actively working to bring diversity and inclusivity to all players is a really big deal to me.”

Of course, this work is ongoing. There will never be a point where we’ll say, “Diversity accomplished!” We will continue to improve however we can. “At every step of the process, we’re thinking about ways to make the game more inclusive and diverse,” Kaelah says. “Because everyone should be able to see themselves in their Sims.”

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Best dual-sim phones in 2024.

Top phones that support a pair of physical SIM cards

Quite a few phones worldwide support the simultaneous use of two physical SIM cards, but not many US models do. In fact, most otherwise dual-SIM-capable phones see the feature disabled in the US market. While US consumers don't often use dual SIMs, international travelers and small business owners use them to keep a primary phone number active, while providing connectivity to an additional phone line, or even anywhere around the globe.

Instead of importing an international version, aim for one of these US-released dual-SIM phones because global models tend to work poorly stateside, due to differences in frequency band support.

For the purposes of this list, we're limiting ourselves to phones that support two physical SIM cards simultaneously. But if you're happy to make your second SIM a virtual eSIM, our larger guide to the best eSIM-compatible phones has lots more options.

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Hard to beat at any price

The OnePlus 12, a strong contender for phone of the year, boasts impressive specs, capable software, and a camera that's hard to beat. It is a fantastic piece of equipment that's also remarkably well-priced considering its incredible performance and polish.

Unrivaled performance
Powerful Hasselblad-designed camera
Exceptional brightness and color reproduction
Fingerprint scanner could be quicker
Software still needs minor refinement
Not available through carriers

Few devices improved on their predecessors the way the OnePlus 12 did . Equipped with the powerful, efficient Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and up to 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, it crunches numbers, loads apps, and runs resource-intensive software like none other. The screen rivals the best in terms of colors, peak brightness, and pixel density, only barely outclassed by the class-leading S24 Ultra due to the latter's exclusive Gorilla Glass Armor finish.

The OnePlus 12 offers other convincing pros, particularly in its impressive camera array. Developed in conjunction with long-running camera heavyweight Hasselblad, it takes some of the best shots we've ever seen, roundly beating most of the competition. And while OnePlus doesn't rely on as large a stable of AI tools for photo retouches as its competitors, its imaging processing works great in both auto and manual modes.

OnePlus 12 review: All flagship, no AI

Possibly the most shocking thing about the OnePlus 12, though, is its cost. Despite its contention for the best phone ever, its $800 MSRP undercuts most large-screen alternatives — not even including the $100 instant rebate from OnePlus simply for recycling any old phone you have sitting around. Your move, Samsung.

Top-notch hardware, at an extreme cost

If money's no object, it's hard to top the ROG Phone 8 Pro. The full $1,500 investment nets you 1TB of storage, 24GB of RAM, and the proprietary AeroActive Cooler X that all but guarantees it won't hit thermal throttling in the most demanding games. There's even a pair of console-like triggers integrated for a fully capable gaming experience.

Helpful gaming and recording features
Great battery life and charging speed
Headphone jack and alternate USB charging port
Not quite as gaming-specialized as before
Annoying punch-hole camera cutout
Costs an incredible amount

While it lacks a few touches that made its predecessor unique (like the bezels for easy two-handed gripping, and the dual front-facing speakers), the ROG Phone 8 Pro still packs the most capable hardware selection and a host of software tools tailored to the gaming experience. For starters, it provides extensive interface control, letting you pick and choose which parts of Asus' Android implementation to use.

It also makes game organization simple, and lets you customize performance modes and adjust how much of the display each game assumes to ensure on-screen elements aren't compromised. If you want to record a gaming session, including the direct sound feed, Asus' software makes it a breeze. It's also the only recent phone with a second USB port on the side, for plugging in a charger or power bank when the battery's low, or when you just don't want to exhaust power reserves on a demanding game.

Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro review: I'm not sure this is a gaming phone

Altogether, it showcases the company's clear talent for giving gamers an immersive, convenient, fun experience. The knock-on effect, of course, is that it's a fantastic phone in its own right. Built for performance, it houses a beefy battery that you can't deplete in a day without playing some high-FPS 3D titles. And it charges at 65W, in case you played too long, and it's about to die. The biggest problems with the ROG 8 Pro are that it's overkill for many non-gamers, and even those who love it will have to shell out quite a bit of cash.

Practically flagship-class specs for half the price

An impressive set of components wrapped up in a package starting at $500 makes the OnePlus 12 the early favorite for the year's flagship killer. Just a year ago, something this well-equipped would have demanded some $1,000, but this one's brand new, packed with features, and easily capable of maintaining high performance throughout its lifespan.

Top-quality display
Class-leading battery life
A host of hardware and software usability features
No wireless charging
Below-average software support lifespan

Out of all the phones we tested in 2023, quite a few had nearly identical hardware, and in some cases a lower-quality display, than 2024's OnePlus 12R. Most of those phones also led their manufacturers' lineups and cost nearly $1,000, compared to the 12R's paltry $500 MSRP. When viewed from that lens, OnePlus' midrange offering looks outright incredible, yet in some ways, it still rivals the most expensive.

The screen, for example, is as bright and colorful as its more costly relative, making for easy use in direct sunlight, and powerful reproduction of your favorite movies, shows, and cat videos. It also lasts longer between charges and charges faster than nearly anything else on the market. Three minutes on the included 80W charger can add nearly 15% to the battery. Outstanding.

It's not without faults, although certainly none of them are huge trade-offs. We'd love a more reassuring IP rating (the full-on OnePlus 12 fails us here, too) and the relatively bog-standard camera works OK, but nowhere near Hasselblad's level. We're also not huge fans of the middling 3-year Android update promise, especially when competitors are going so much farther, and it's clear the hardware should hold up fine.

OnePlus 12R review: A real flagship killer for $500

Overall, though, it's an impeccably equipped phone, including some user-friendly touches that make it great for day-to-day use. Using a phone with a mute slider always makes us appreciate our ringtone (or lack thereof) a little more. OnePlus also delivers faster, more consistent, less light-demanding face unlock than any Android competitor. Asus' Aqua Touch shows up here, too, making the 12R surprisingly easy to use when drops of water enter the fray and would normally confuse the digitizer. Quite simply, at $500, you can't do better than the OnePlus 12R.

Small, powerful, and surprisingly well-priced

The Zenfone 10 isn't just the best small dual-SIM phone, it's one of the best in the entire market for one-handed use. While not specifically known for its software, Asus's Android implementation offers a good deal of customization and performs swimmingly on top of the Zenfone's premium components.

Great battery life
Full aptX BT codec support and headphone jack
Costs less than comparable flagships
Awkward bezels and chin
Heavily rounded corners reduce effective screen space
Nearly 1cm thick

Only a couple of flagship-level devices fall under the 150mm-tall mark, and the Zenfone 10 is the only one with dual SIM slots. Asus typically caters to something other than the typical mainstream market, and its compact handset feels a little like using smartphones of the past, but with modern hardware and design.

It sports all the hallmarks of a flagship device, including great performance and a battery life that few can beat. The cameras also make a mark, with consistently sharp, well-saturated images that come out well in nearly any lighting. We're also pleased with the built-in image stabilization, which combines multiple techniques in its adaptive EIS implementation to take the smoothest, most stable videos this side of iOS.

And lest you think it falls behind in the software department, Asus actually takes a couple more steps compared to some manufacturers. Fully aware it makes one of the last small phones, it includes some helpful tricks specifically for making one-handed use fast and simple. There are also a lot of performance and power-related settings to adjust, so you can focus on battery life or raw speed.

Asus Zenfone 10 review: The last of the (good) small phones

You have to dig somewhat to find the Zenfone 10's faults, but one big one is the limitation to just two full Android updates. That's awfully meager compared to some, but it's not like you have to stop using it once you're stuck on Android 15, even if other models get later versions. It's also a bit thicker than today's other small phones, but that doesn't actually reduce one-handed usability much. If you have small hands and need two SIM cards, the Zenfone 10 is your best shot.

As little as you can spend on a high-quality, lasting device

The most affordable phones usually necessitate making some pretty significant trade-offs, but the Nord N30 works quite well for a phone that costs $250 new. The Snapdragon 695 won't win any races but performs pretty well in games. And 8GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, and a display that punches above its price class fill out this well-rounded package.

Bright and colorful LCD
Support microSD storage expansion
Headphone jack included
Display not as good as previous OLED
Cameras aren't great
Stuck on Android 14

At this point, you might notice a trend: The best dual-SIM phones in the US come from relatively small players in the North American market, who have few to zero carrier tie-ins. OnePlus scores again with the budget-friendly Nord N30, one of the few devices in the $200 to $300 range that doesn't exhibit any obvious deal-breaking downsides.

While the hardware's far from high-end, it's perfectly passable for the way most people use their phones. The primary camera probably serves as the biggest black eye, and even it's not terrible — it just might take a few extra tries to get a crisp photo without a blown-out white balance. The battery life could also be better, but it will last most people all day, and the N30's 50W charging makes quick top-ups especially effective.

OnePlus Nord N30 5G review: Devolution

You won't ever mistake your N30 for a flagship while using it, of course. The materials and build quality just aren't up to snuff with more costly models, and significantly demanding software can bog it down periodically. We're also not big fans of its limitation to Android 14. But if you travel internationally and want to stay connected in two places at one time, the Nord N30 is a good tool for doing so without spending much.

A niche option that does its own thing better than the rest

The XR21 carries on with Nokia's reputation for nearly indestructible phones, which goes all the way back to the iconic Nokia 3310. While HMD's latest dual-SIM smartphone isn't exactly as bulletproof as its feature phone predecessors, it's as resilient as any touchscreen device on today's market, even against pressurized water jets.

Nothing matches its heavy-duty construction
Extensive frequency coverage for international use
Extreme water resistance
Only 128GB of storage with no microSD expansion
Big and heavy
Slow, inconsistent update support

With few truly waterproof phones on the market, the Nokia XR21 runs at the front of the pack. It's not just rated for IP68 immersion and IP69K water jet exposure — confusingly, a device could theoretically be one, but not the other — it's also engineered to a higher degree of durability than any other mainstream phone today.

The term "military-grade" doesn't really mean anything , but advertising MIL-STD-810H ruggedness does at least indicate that the manufacturer put the device through repeatable standardized testing to ensure it can withstand drops of at least 1.8 meters — on concrete, no less. This brings up a couple of XR21 drawbacks: size and weight. It's bigger and heavier than the OnePlus 12R and Nord N30, despite having a slightly smaller screen, but that's wholly expected with a decidedly rugged phone.

From a pure smartphone usage standpoint, Nokia's rugged leader works just fine. Its Snapdragon 695 SoC is a common choice for affordable, efficient, well-performing phones, and while it's no barn-burner, it'll have no problem running common apps for years. Unfortunately, you'll be using Android 14 no matter how many years you keep it, but even Android's getting somewhat iterative upgrades these days.

If your specific use case doesn't call for a heavy-duty handset, then the XR21, its midrange performance, and its relatively high price tag might not be for you. But if you know you'll be subjecting your gear to any extremes, it's not just the only choice; it's a very good one.

Possibly telling, also, is the fact that until recently, the XR21 was a bit tough to get. As of last week, though, it's readily available, unlocked, from HMD's (Nokia's) website, as well as trusted third-party retailers, for around $500.

Unbeatable, if you can stomach the price

You might expect OnePlus's first hotdog-folding phone to exhibit some growing pains, but we found nothing of the sort. Its performance, physical design, and software utility all stand with the best, making it an instant rival to Samsung's now long-running Z Fold series. While it's as pricey as any tablet-style foldable, it's also the only dual-Sim version offered in the US.

Absolutely premium look and feel
Better cameras than other foldables
Battery life rivals leading slab phones
OxygenOs could use some refining
Lacks wireless charging
$1,700 MSRP is quite the ask

We typically expect first-gen devices to fall short in one or two massive ways, but the OnePlus Open did basically the opposite. Its designers learned so well from competitors' successes and failures that the Open hit the ground running as the best foldable smartphone yet released.

The first few foldable generations made big sacrifices, specifically in the battery life and camera departments. Advancements in SoC efficiency helped OnePlus a good bit there, as its Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 draws a lot less power than the previous Qualcomm SoCs used in early foldables. OnePlus has also learned what its multitasking consumers need, implementing a handful of useful software tricks to ensure you get the most out of its 7.8-inch, 1.08:1 inner display.

Otherwise, the Open's pretty comparable to today's top non-folding smartphones — in a good way. The battery life, for example, won't leave you wishing for a single-piece, non-folder, and its 67W fast charging fights off charger anxiety in case you ever do have an especially long day. It also feels every bit as durable (and nearly as slim) as the top-dollar, 7-inch phablets from industry champions like Samsung.

OnePlus Open review: What every foldable should be

No phone's perfect, and foldables have more chances of going wrong than slabs due to their physical configuration. But the only recurring issues we had with the Open were minor ones and software-based; some delayed notifications, oddly inconsistent HDR photo capture, and a less-than-perfect experience with interface navigation and customization did rear their heads. But none of those were insurmountable as a user, and OnePlus does have the opportunity to streamline those software aspects moving forward. Anyone seeking a foldable with dual-SIM support should be excited over what OnePlus's Open offers.

Finding a dual-SIM phone that works in the US

Let's make one thing extremely clear, you can import plenty of international-version phones that might work OK in the US while also accepting dual physical SIM cards. We don't recommend doing that for two reasons. First, some carriers simply don't whitelist global models for use on their network. If AT&T doesn't explicitly allow a certain Samsung Galaxy Global Version phone on its network, AT&T users will have just imported a brick.

Second, even if a carrier does relent and allows the device to connect, it might not leverage the same bands commonly used by US carriers for wide-ranging, high-speed 4G and 5G connectivity. It'd be awfully disheartening to spend several hundred on an imported phone, only to regularly run into dead spots near civilization, and 5Mbps download speeds in medium-sized towns.

Why don't most US phones support dual-SIM?

We already mentioned one recurring theme: the best dual-physical-SIM phones in the US come from manufacturers who normally have no ties to specific carriers. That's due to the way US networking functions. Its widespread, sparse population and pre-established, massive corporate market shares mean there are mostly only 4 4G/5G networks to choose from: AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and UScellular. Phone manufacturers tied into those carriers typically disable dual-SIM functionality, even if they offer it in other countries, leading to popular US models like the Galaxy S24 series limited to Nano-SIM+eSim if you want dual-connectivity.

Which dual-SIM phone to buy in the US

Demanding consumers who also need dual-SIM support got lucky this time around. The OnePlus 12 isn't just the best dual-SIM phone in the US, it's one of the best phones overall. So you definitely won't regret using one throughout your international exploits. For that matter, less-demanding users will, similarly, have no complaints about the OnePlus 12R — it's as close to a flagship killer as they get.

Other dual-SIM phones exist, and are fantastic — the Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro and Zenfone 10 will definitely satisfy anyone looking for peak gaming performance or one-handed usability, respectively. You can also get plenty of bang for your buck from OnePlus' Nord N30, as long as you're willing to make some performance and (minor) software longevity compromises.

Finally, dual-SIM users who demand extensive functionality or class-leading durability have two specialized choices. The OnePlus Open wins out over every other tablet-style foldable in most aspects, so there's no surprise that it's also the best dual-SIM foldable. And if you're planning a trip to Mt. Doom anytime soon, the Nokia XR21 and its well-engineered shock, moisture, and dust resistance will ensure you have a working phone no matter what you go through.

Hardware performance, camera quality, and ever-increasing software integration make the OnePlus 12 one of the best phones of 2024. It also happens to be one of the few with dual physical SIM card support in the US.

2024 nfl free agency: texans' deal with kr/wr steven sims worth $1.3m, share this article.

The Houston Texans retained a key member of their special teams unit with the re-signing of kick return specialist Steven Sims Jr.

The terms of the deal weren’t originally known, but KPRC 2’s Aaron Wilson recently reported the Texans inked Sims to a one-year deal with $1.325 million. The contract comes with a $75,000 signing bonus.

#Texans Steven Sims Jr. one-year deal: $1.325M, $75,000 signing bonus, salary $1.01M, up to $100K in per games active roster bonuses, $25K workout bonus — Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) March 25, 2024

Here are the full terms of the contract:

Terms: one year, $1.325 million
Guaranteed money/signing bonus: $75,000
2024 base salary: $1.125 million
2024 cap hit: $1.242 million
Annual active roster bonus: $100,000
Workout bonus: $25,000

Sims Jr. should remain one of the Texans return specialists in 2024. He returned seven total kickoffs this past season: four punts for 49 yards and three kickoffs for 71 yards. Sims also returned a punt for a touchdown against the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC divisional round loss.

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Reports attach Margot Robbie to new 'Sims' movie: Here's what we know

The "Barbie" movie proved anything could be made into a successful film.

Margot Robbie is set to produce a movie based off "The Sims" video game series, according to Variety and The Hollywood Reporter .

Since 2000, the life-simulation franchise has released computer games where players can create people, design their home and oversee their career and family.

With the game's lacking a direct plot, the "Sims" movie leaves much room for creative interpretation similar to Greta Gerwig's award-winning summer blockbuster. Robbie, who produced and starred in "Barbie," is not one to shy from bold projects.

Here's what we know so far about the project.

Who is directing the Sims movie?

"Loki" director Kate Herron is set to direct the upcoming "Sims" movie, per THR and Variety.

In addition to executive producing a Marvel Disney+ series, Herron is a director for the season two of HBO's "The Last of Us," the Emmy-winning video game adaptation.

Herron will co-write the movie with Briony Redman who she recently worked with on a "Doctor Who" episode, per The Hollywood Reporter.

Who else is involved?

Robbie's production company LuckyChap will partner with Vertigo Entertainment to produce the film. Among the producers are LuckyChap's Tom Ackerley, Josey McNamara and Sophia Kerr as well as Vertigo's Roy Lee and Miri Yoon.

Electronic Arts, the franchise's publisher, will also be involved with the film's creative and production decisions, per THR.

What is the Sims about?

Instead following a plot, Sims users play as multiple avatars with various personality traits, skills and relationships. Players are responsible for managing human needs from hunger, comfort, hygiene, bladder and social battery.

The latest game "Sims 4" released in 2014 and improved character-creation options, housebuilding tools and added new emotion and personality systems.

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Thanks for the early reply.

Just do a quick, easy search here at TA (query box right above) and you will find all the info you are asking about...just type in “sim card”...

Any card can do that, but international calls can get pricey depending on where you are calling to

Think the main thing is let them do the search, which will provide them the name of the Big 3 carriers...and then they can do their own research. Most of them have a plan which can be turned on and off which provide a SOMEWHAT reasonable rate if you pay maybe $.50-1.00 a day while turned on...

1. Buy regular sim card, carrier doesn't matter, but i recommend Megafon or MTS.

2. Buy sim card INSIDE airport or at specialized shop, don't buy on the street.

3. Something around $5. Check carriers websites for more info ( use google translate )

Just got one at the airport: 500 rubles for 15 days, unlimited traffic and 1300 mins of calls included. Megafon

Sounds like a pretty good deal, BUT be careful, i seriously doubt the 1300 minutes of free calls includes anything to or from outside Russia. Not sure why one would need or how one would use 1300 minutes on totally domestic calls...in 15 days. In other words, seems great for Russians.

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And how much is in the Airport..?

Do a query right here at TA...box above...been asked and answered many times...just enter “sim card”

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I have Beeline, works great.

I have long used Megafon...also pretty happy...which brings me back to my original point...rather than count on a handful of us responding quite randomly...and again, for the 100th time or so, PLEASE DO a quick query in the box above for “Sim” and you can get a quite large sampling AND a lot mote data to decide!