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10 Sci-Fi Shows That Actually Get Time Travel Right
This Collider feature rounds up ten science-fiction television series that the writer believes handle time travel especially well, arguing that the concept is notoriously hard to depict without lapsing into paradoxes and plot holes. It highlights shows that succeed either through rigorous internal logic, such as Dark, or by treating time travel as a philosophical…
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Women in UK arts feel they do not have equal opportunities for roles, says report
A new report from the support group Women in the Arts has found that women working in the UK arts sector believe they lack equal opportunities for roles, particularly as they grow older, with researchers describing an industry fixated on “young and emerging” talent. The findings matter because they point to persistent, widely felt gender…
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The Sunday Papers
This week’s Sunday Papers, Rock Paper Shotgun’s regular roundup of notable games writing from around the web, gathers pieces on Gamescom 2026’s laptop theft problem, the value of statistics in games, GTA 6’s central relationship, Disco Elysium’s soundtrack, and a Command & Conquer voice acting legend. The column also shares a new music track to…
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Poll: Box Art Brawl: Mega Man Zero 2 (GBA)
Nintendo Life’s regular “Box Art Brawl” feature invites readers to vote on regional box art designs, this time turning to Mega Man Zero 2, the GBA action platformer developed by Inti Creates and released in 2003. The game was well received on launch for making modest improvements over its predecessor while retaining a familiar formula,…
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Martinez is eighth Chelsea-Villa deal in four years
Chelsea have signed Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa for £7.5m, marking the eighth transfer between the two Premier League clubs in the past four years – more than any other pairing of English top-flight sides. The move highlights an unusually close trading relationship between the clubs, forged since Chelsea’s BlueCo ownership took over…
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Tottenham crisis deepens, Trump’s Lake Ontario rename row, Dave rules Reading
Seneca Nation demands Trump reverse his renaming of Lake Ontario; Spurs face fresh scrutiny after losing to Newcastle while Penge and Hillier share the British Masters lead; an Ohio referee loses his leg after an on-field collision; and Dave headlines Reading with Blake, Central Cee and Kano.
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Search continues for missing Sheffield man Stuart
A search continued for a man named Stuart, reported missing from Sheffield after he was last seen more than 24 hours before the appeal was issued. The case prompted concern from the local community, with efforts focused on tracing him and confirming his welfare, though it received only limited public reporting. Beyond his first name…
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Missing man last seen early Saturday Stuart, 50, from Sheffield was last seen on CCTV near Deli Express on London Road at about 5.37am on Saturday 29 August. He has not been seen or heard from since. He is a white male, 5ft 10ins, with shoulder-length – facebook.com
Police and family have appealed for help finding Stuart, a 50-year-old man from Sheffield who has been reported missing. Concern is growing as he has not been seen or heard from since the early hours of Saturday morning, with his last confirmed sighting captured on CCTV footage. Stuart was last seen at around 5.37am on…
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‘I’ve had a very hectic career’: Mario Balotelli on Italian football’s troubles and his future
Mario Balotelli, now 36 and playing for Al-Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia, reflects with unusual candour and maturity on his turbulent career, Italian football’s decline, and his reasons for moving to the Middle East. The interview matters as a rare moment of self-aware reflection from a player often remembered for unfulfilled potential, offering insight into both…