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On Thursday, March 19, players can jam to Kendrick Lamar's 'tv off' featuring Lefty Gunplay from his 2024 album GNX, plus 'Move (Adapted)' by Christian rappers 1K Phew and Lecrae. The Lamar track, a West Coast nod with lowrider vibes that won Best Rap Song at the 2026 Grammys, fits Fortnite Festival's battle-of-the-bands rhythm game where songs rotate weekly or cost 500 V-Bucks to keep. Fans cheered the additions with hype reactions like 'RAAAAHHHH LETS GOOOO,' though some wished for surfing-season hits instead of these deeper cuts, and previews tease tricky pro vocals.

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Epic Games just announced two new jam tracks for Fortnite Festival, leading with Kendrick Lamar's gritty 'tv off' that shouts 'MUSTARD!!!' in a teaser fans turned into instant memes.

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The Jaguars re-signed 31-year-old edge rusher Dennis Gardeck on Monday, ahead of the NFL free agency window, to a reported two-year, $12 million deal. After a strong 2025 debut season with the team—48 tackles, 2.5 sacks, a forced fumble, and 23 pressures per Pro Football Focus—Gardeck provides key continuity, especially with Devin Lloyd possibly departing. The Sioux Falls native, who joined from the Cardinals last summer, praised coaches for unlocking his potential and said he's excited for year two. Fans and insiders hailed the move as a smart depth addition for a defense seeking more edge rush power.

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Dennis Gardeck grinned with pen in hand under a 'RE-SIGNED' banner, ready to bring his hustle back to Jacksonville's defense.

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The UK's PRS sued Valve, claiming Steam has sold games like Forza Horizon, EA Sports FC, and Grand Theft Auto with PRS members' music since 2003 without the right 'making available' license, demanding separate royalties. Meanwhile, a new class-action suit from players in Washington federal court calls Counter-Strike 2's $2.49 key loot boxes illegal gambling due to random rewards and a real-money trading market, seeking billions. This comes after New York's AG sued over similar features in multiple games, which Valve countered by comparing loot boxes to Pokemon packs and stressing they are optional cosmetics with strong anti-fraud measures.

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Valve, the powerhouse behind Steam and hits like Counter-Strike 2, is now defending against lawsuits over music royalties and loot boxes that feel like casino slots to some players.

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