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General Mills recalls 736,000 Pillsbury rolls over glass contamination fears
General Mills is recalling nearly 736,000 Pillsbury frozen bread rolls in the United States after the Food and Drug Administration warned they may contain “potential foreign material,” specifically glass. The recall, which the company initiated on 19 June, covers commercial food-service products rather than items typically bought by individual consumers, though it raises broader concerns…
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JOHN CORABI Says His Latest Departure From THE DEAD DAISIES Was ‘Not A Mutual Decision’
John Corabi has said his latest departure from rock band The Dead Daisies was “not a mutual decision”, contradicting the band’s statement that he had chosen to leave. The former Mötley Crüe singer also denied rumours that he would join Quiet Riot or return to Mötley Crüe, framing the change as a new career opportunity…
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Anya Taylor-Joy Explains Why She Actually “Had Fun” Shooting ‘Lucky’s Intense Car Crash Stunt
Ahead of the premiere of Apple TV’s new crime thriller “Lucky,” stars Anya Taylor-Joy and Drew Starkey spoke to Collider about key moments from the show’s opening episodes, including a dramatic car crash stunt and the betrayal that sets the plot in motion. The series, based on Marissa Stapley’s novel and created by Jonathan Tropper…
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Taylor Ortega, Tim Meadows & Dan Bucatinsky Latest To Join Netflix’s ‘13 Going On 30’ Reboot
Netflix’s reboot of the 2004 romantic comedy “13 Going on 30” has added three more actors to its cast, Deadline reports. Taylor Ortega, Tim Meadows and Dan Bucatinsky join previously announced stars Emily Bader, Logan Lerman, Adeline Rudolph and Jessica Alba, though their specific roles and the sequel’s plot remain undisclosed. The project underscores the…
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Gulls are being ‘demonised’ say experts after 350 attacks reported – with birds being shot, mowed down by cars and thrown from roofs
Experts have warned that gulls are being “demonised” in Britain, after reports emerged of roughly 350 attacks on the birds, including incidents in which gulls have been shot, run over by cars and thrown from roofs. The claims point to a growing pattern of deliberate violence against a species that is often viewed as a…
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Hank Heaven announces new EP ‘Welterweight,’ shares “I Wanna Be Your Man”
Hank Heaven has announced a new EP, ‘Welterweight’, and released its lead single, “I Wanna Be Your Man”. The release marks a new stage for the New York songwriter, presenting a more direct, acoustic-led sound and serving as their debut for Nice Life Recording Company. ‘Welterweight’ is due on 14 August and contains six tracks.…
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007 First Light Almost Turned James Bond Into “Mr. Gadget”
IO Interactive considered giving James Bond more extravagant gadgets in 007 First Light, but removed or reduced them because they made the character feel implausible and overly comic. The decision matters because it reflects the studio’s aim to make the game’s younger Bond feel grounded while retaining the series’ espionage identity. Senior combat designer Tom…
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Hack And Bash: How 007 First Light Mixes High-Tech Gadgets With Old-School Brawling
The article text was unavailable because the page required JavaScript and cookies, so its reporting cannot be summarised reliably. From the title alone, it appears to discuss how *007 First Light* combines advanced gadgets with close-quarters combat. No further details, figures, quotations or context were provided in the accessible text. A summary based on anything…
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EA exec explains how they want to pump games full of ads
Electronic Arts is developing plans to embed advertising more deeply into its games and to help set industry-wide standards for how such ads are shown and measured. VP of advertising and sponsorship Alexander Dao told The Game Business that EA now factors in-game ads into development from the outset, arguing this gives more flexibility over…