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The bandmates Roger Waters knew would “drag down” his art
The worst kind of rapport. The post The bandmates Roger Waters knew would “drag down” his art first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Watch David Fincher’s Greatest Thriller Free Before Your Next ‘Mindhunter’ Binge
More than a decade after David Fincher’s last theatrical release, Gone Girl in 2014, the director has worked exclusively with Netflix on projects including Mank, The Killer and the upcoming The Adventures of Cliff Booth, a sequel to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood due in IMAX later this year before streaming on Netflix. Among…
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Andy Burnham slaps down net zero zealot Ed Miliband as he prepares to launch new oil and gas drilling in North Sea
Andy Burnham, the newly installed Labour Party leader, has publicly pushed back against Energy Secretary Ed Miliband’s net zero approach as he moves to approve new oil and gas drilling licences in the North Sea. The intervention marks a significant break with Miliband’s stance on fossil fuel extraction and signals a shift in Labour’s energy…
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Prompt Injection Attacks Are Thwarting AI Hacking Agents
Security researchers at Tracebit have found that embedding prompt injections alongside fake credentials in cloud storage can effectively neutralise AI-powered hacking agents, flipping a technique normally used by attackers into a defensive tool. The method, dubbed “context bombing”, plants decoy secrets on Amazon Web Services containing hidden commands that order the attacking LLM to perform…
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Utopia Distribution Exec on Shifting Releases Towards Eventification to Cater to ‘Fandom’ and Younger Audiences: ‘Everything Is Being Destroyed to Be Rebuilt’
Charlie Sextro, Senior Vice President of Acquisitions and Business Development at Utopia Distribution, has said the company is overhauling how it releases films in the US, moving towards fewer but more heavily curated, event-driven releases designed to tap into growing “fandom” among young cinephiles. Speaking at the Costa Rica Media Market, Sextro described current US…
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Mariah Carey shares ‘Daydream’ 30th anniversary edition with unheard “private” recordings
Mariah Carey has released a 30th anniversary edition of her 1995 album ‘Daydream’, which includes previously unheard recordings from her private songwriting sessions. The digital release marks the first time Carey has agreed to share excerpts from her personal writing tapes, offering fans rare insight into how key tracks came together for the album that…
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Rooney, Hart and Richards row down Hudson River
Wayne Rooney rows down the Hudson River with fellow BBC pundits Joe Hart and Micah Richards.
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Shocking footage shows plain-clothed ICE officers violently pinning down an Australian man at Las Vegas Airport as he cries out for help
Footage has emerged showing plain-clothed ICE officers forcibly restraining an Australian man at Las Vegas Airport, with the man crying out for help as he was pinned to the ground during the encounter. The video has drawn attention amid ongoing scrutiny of aggressive immigration enforcement tactics used by US authorities, raising questions about the treatment…
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Female rock climber in her 20s fighting for life after falling 20m down a mountain
A woman in her twenties is fighting for life after falling around 20 metres while rock climbing on a mountain in Queensland, Australia. She suffered serious head injuries in the fall, prompting an emergency response, and her condition highlights the risks associated with rock climbing on exposed terrain. Details of the incident remain limited, but…
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Major appeals court declares New Jersey AR-15 ban unconstitutional in landmark Second Amendment ruling
A federal appeals court has struck down New Jersey’s ban on semiautomatic rifles, including AR-15s, and on magazines holding more than 10 rounds, ruling the restrictions unconstitutional under the Second Amendment. The decision, delivered by the full bench of the Philadelphia-based 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals, marks a significant setback for one of the…