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Death Cab For Cutie Are Still Hitting Their Stride
Death Cab For Cutie returned to San Francisco’s Outside Lands festival to perform two sets, including a full daytime rendition of their 2005 album ‘Plans’. In an interview with Clash, bassist Nick Harmer and guitarist Dave Depper reflected on the band’s long connection with the city, their Pacific Northwest roots and the lasting intimacy of…
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Are teens on ebikes the ‘new Hells Angels’? Not so fast, boomers
The article argues that sensational coverage of teenagers riding powerful electric two-wheelers risks conflating illegal e-motorcycles and modified vehicles with lawful electric bicycles. While reckless riding and fatal crashes have prompted concern and enforcement action, experts say indiscriminate restrictions could undermine the wider benefits of e-bikes as affordable, lower-emission transport. Authorities are responding to vehicles…
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Pokémon Bank Is Shutting Down In February 2027
While FireRed and LeafGreen will be added to Pokémon Home. The Pokémon Company has announced that it will be ending service for the 3DS app Pokémon Bank on 27th February 2027. So this means that the ability to transfer creatures from Pokémon Bank to Pokémon Home will cease from that date. The company has advised…
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Samsung’s $1,900 Z Fold 8 is still vulnerable to pocket lint
iFixit has provisionally rated Samsung’s $1,900 Galaxy Z Fold 8 four out of 10 for repairability, chiefly because its hinge remains susceptible to dust and small debris. The finding matters because damage to the hinge or inner display could require extensive dismantling and replacement of a combined assembly, potentially making repairs costly and difficult. The…
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Kinetic Publishing 2026 Showcase Roundup
Earlier this week, UK studio Kinetic Games (of Phasmophobia fame) showcased the first batch of titles to be released under their new indie publishing arm, Kinetic Publishing. From a whimsical wizarding life-sim to a metroidvania that takes place on the back of a giant snail (!), here’s a breakdown of what was revealed. Contact Protocol…
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Anthropic could be worth $2 trillion when it goes public
Rapid revenue growth fuels hope Claude maker’s IPO is the biggest listing in history
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Sarajevo Industry Head on How Building a Talent Pipeline Makes Markets and Festivals More Vital Than Ever
Sarajevo Film Festival’s industry head, Maša Marković, says markets and festivals are becoming more important as they identify and support filmmakers throughout their careers. She argues that Southeast Europe has abundant talent but often lacks the institutional support needed to sustain it, while technological change, economic instability and geopolitical uncertainty are increasing pressure on the…
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Thanks to the New Vault Breaker Co-Op Mode, I Can Finally Appreciate Marathon’s Most Intriguing Map
Marathon’s limited-time experimental PvE mode ends on August 18, and it’s worth trying out before it disappears to truly appreciate the intricacies of the Cryo Archive map without being gunned down by enemy players.
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Promising PS5 Sim Rideshare Rocked by Crazy AI Controversy, as CEO Crashes Out in Public
Rideshare, an upcoming PS5 driving simulator, has faced a public backlash after former lead writer Stella Sacco alleged that her writing role was replaced by ChatGPT and that the game uses AI-generated voice acting. The dispute matters because it has intensified concerns over undisclosed generative AI use in games and has damaged the title’s public…
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Why This Prediction Market Banned Teens
Novig, a sports-focused prediction market, has barred under-21s and introduced formal responsible-trading rules as it seeks to distinguish itself from rivals such as Kalshi and Polymarket. Its founder, Jacob Fortinsky, says younger traders may be especially vulnerable to risky behaviour and financial harm, while the company wants to present itself as a serious financial product…