Door. Dash Is Giving Away Free "Half Moon Eclipse Cookies" In Some Cities Not in the Path of Totality. Feeling solar eclipse totality FOMO as you look outside and still see stupid sunlight? Watch Hitch Online here.

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In case you’ve somehow managed to avoid the growing hype, on August 21, a solar eclipse will pass over the United States. And to protect your eyesight when staring. Entertainment Tonight (ET) is the authoritative source on entertainment and celebrity news with unprecedented access to Hollywood's biggest stars, upcoming movies. Delivery startup DoorDash is giving away free Half Moon Cookies between 2 and 4 p.m. local time today, August 21, in New York City, the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Boston.

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Dash is giving away free Half Moon Cookies between 2 and 4 p. August 2. 1, in New York City, the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Boston, and Washington, D. C.—all places not in the path of the total eclipse. From the company’s website: For those of you living in NYC, the Bay Area, LA, Boston or DC — aka not directly in the 6. Half Moon Cookies on Monday between the hours of 2–4pm local time. To partake in the fun, simply open the app and look for the The Eclipse Cookie Store (#cookieclipse) on 8/2.

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Square Enix Gave Sweet, Fake SNES Carts To King's Tale Staff. Square Enix gave a pretty nifty thank- you gift to the developers of A King’s Tale: Final Fantasy XV—a replica Super Nintendo cartridge with the game’s art and logo. It even includes the box. It’s a thematically appropriate gift, since A King’s Tale is a (free) game for Xbox One and Play. Station 4 that’s styled after a Super Nintendo game. It’s a side- scrolling beat- em- up with pixel art and a chiptune- esque soundtrack that tells an early story of King Regis’ adventures.

No, the cartridge doesn’t actually do anything. A King’s Tale may be a retro- styled game, but it wouldn’t play on an SNES. This is purely for decoration, and for staring at while dreaming of a past that never happened. While only a few of these were produced and only shared with the game’s development team at San Diego- based Empty Clip Studios, the copy pictured was obtained by game publisher Limited Run Games’ CEO Josh Fairhurst, and shared on Reddit. I was gifted this by the guy who owns the studio,” he wrote. Fairhurst, who confirmed the cart’s veracity to Kotaku on Saturday, added on Reddit that attempts to buy the cartridge from him would fall on deaf ears. This isn’t for sale by me nor will it ever be,” he wrote.

Can’t imagine any of the game’s developers would give theirs up, either.