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Disney+ orders pilot to reboot The Mickey Mouse Club
Disney+ has ordered a pilot to reboot “The Mickey Mouse Club”, the variety show that launched the careers of stars including Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera, Ryan Gosling and Keri Russell. Deadline reported that the project comes from Fulwell Entertainment, the company behind Hulu’s “The Kardashians”, with filming taking place in Los Angeles, marking…
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Could Iran’s ‘sadistic’ regime still collapse from within? NATALIE LISBONA shares haunting stories from those trapped inside the country as fury at the Ayatollahs nears ‘boiling point’
The article, part of the Daily Mail’s Deep Dive podcast strand and reported by Natalie Lisbona, examines whether Iran’s clerical regime could collapse under the weight of internal unrest, describing the ruling establishment as “sadistic” and claiming public anger towards the Ayatollahs is approaching “boiling point”. It draws on first-hand accounts from people living inside…
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Energy IPOs surge as investors hunt for ways to play AI boom
Companies coming to market are raising money at fastest pace this century.
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The Special PS5-Only Physical Revered Edition of Mortal Shell 2 Has Sold Out, and Fans Are Sending the News Sony’s Way as They Continue to Push for a U-Turn on Killing Discs
The special PS5-only physical Revered Edition of Mortal Shell 2 has sold out, its publisher has announced — and gamers are sending the news Sony’s way as they continue to push the company to reverse its decision to do away with discs.
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Time’s running out to save $10 on Splatoon Raiders physical preorders
The Verge reports that the discount window for preordering the physical edition of the Switch 2 exclusive Splatoon Raiders is closing ahead of the game’s launch on 23 July 2026. This matters chiefly for shoppers who prefer physical media, as Nintendo’s pricing structure typically makes digital versions cheaper, and once the game launches the temporary…
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Period tracker Stardust shares users’ health data with analytics firm, says Mozilla research
Mozilla Foundation research has found that period-tracking app Stardust shares users’ sensitive health data with third-party analytics firm RudderStack, despite the app’s website stating “Your data is private. Period.” The finding is significant because Stardust markets itself as privacy-focused and previously claimed to use end-to-end encryption, a claim TechCrunch disproved in 2022 by analysing the…
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Roblox announce plans to let people AI generate basic games using text prompts stuck into a mobile app, but claim that won’t fill their homepage with AI slop
Roblox has announced a new AI tool called Build, which lets users on its mobile app generate basic games from text prompts, part of the company’s wider push to embed generative AI throughout its platform. Roblox says users will be able to type a simple description, such as a request for a “cozy adventure game…
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With the PS3’s Store Shutting Down, Emulator Claims 75% Compatibility with Console’s Library
Sony is set to close the PlayStation 3’s digital store in July 2027, ending over 20 years of support and threatening to permanently remove access to titles that never received a physical release or have become prohibitively expensive as physical copies. Against this backdrop, the open-source emulator RPCS3 has reported significant progress in preserving the…
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Musk’s xAI sues user who allegedly used Grok to create child sexual abuse material
Elon Musk’s AI company xAI has filed a lawsuit against a South Carolina man, alleging he misused its chatbot Grok to generate child sexual abuse material. The case, filed in federal court in Texas, is thought to be one of the first brought by an AI company against a user for allegedly exploiting its tool…