For those who have not yet heard, the NSA surveillance scandal apparently goes deeper than just phones and e-mail. A new report claims that agent shave been planted in games such as World of Warcraft and Second Life to spy on gamers.

So of course this was something far too tempting for Jon Stewart and his team at The Daily Show, including correspondent Aasif Mandvi, to take on in a recent episode.

You can watch the video of their take on the story below!

More actors are boarding Warcraft, the movie adaptation of the hit MMO game World of Warcraft being helmed by Moon and Source Code director Duncan Jones.

It’s being reported that Ben Foster, Toby Kebbell, and Rob Kazinsky have all joined the cast, and that Dominic Cooper is working on a deal to sign on. The actors join a cast that already includes Paula Patton and Travis Fimmel.

It’s been announced that an official release date for Warcraft, the movie based on the popular MMO game World of Warcraft, has been locked in.

The Legendary Pictures and Universal Pictures production will be released on December 18, 2015, which officially puts it in one of the craziest movie years we’re seeing take shape. But they were, at least, smart enough to avoid the jam-packed summer movie season.

Director Duncan Jones (Moon, Source Code) made a surprise visit to San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday at the WB/Legendary Pictures panel in Hall H to promote the much anticipated Warcraft, the film based on the massively popular Blizzard MMORPG game, World Of Warcraft.

Footage, which lasted for roughly two minutes, was shown, though this was not a clip from the actual film. Rather, it was meant to capture the feel of the movie, since there is still a lot of work to be done on the project (Jones only came on as director in January). Check out the footage description here below.

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