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‘I’ve Been Scammed Left and Right’: Demand for ‘Odyssey’ Tickets Gives Rise to Sketchy Scalpers
Demand for tickets to Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” screened in Imax 70mm has become so intense that fraudsters and touts are exploiting desperate fans, particularly on the Reddit community r/NYCmovies. Moviegoers have posted pleas begging for spare tickets after being repeatedly scammed, while the film’s popularity has left New York’s only Imax 70mm venue almost…
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Don Lemon claims Trump’s MAGA movement is ‘closest thing’ to modern Nazi Party without Holocaust
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has likened Donald Trump’s MAGA movement to the “modern version of the Nazi Party”, describing it as the “closest thing” to the historical movement short of the Holocaust. He made the remarks during a 15 July interview with the podcast “Can’t Be Censored”, in which he also accused MAGA supporters…
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3 Pop Stars Who Found New Life as Solo Artists in the 1980s
American Songwriter has published a retrospective piece looking at three pop and R&B performers who left successful groups to launch acclaimed solo careers during the 1980s. The article traces how George Michael, Lionel Richie and Bobby Brown each stepped away from established acts at the height of their popularity, a bold move that ultimately reshaped…
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The 25 Best K-Pop Albums of 2026 (So Far), Ranked: Staff Picks
Billboard’s staff have compiled a ranked list of the 25 best K-pop albums released so far in 2026, spotlighting a year marked by chart-breaking releases and artists pushing beyond familiar formulas. BTS’ comeback album ARIRANG spent several weeks atop the Billboard 200 and set new sales records, while acts who broke through in 2025 -…
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‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Is Officially Adapting the Greatest and Most Devastating Marvel Comics Storyline
The first official trailer for Avengers: Doomsday has confirmed that the film is adapting “Time Runs Out,” one of the most acclaimed and devastating storylines in Marvel Comics history. The trailer gives fans their first glimpse of Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom and shows the Avengers, Fantastic Four and X-Men appearing together on screen for…
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Gallery: Spain celebrate World Cup triumph in Madrid
Spain’s national football team returned to Madrid to celebrate winning the 2026 World Cup, with thousands of fans lining the streets for an open-top bus parade in 35C heat. The team, managed by Luis de la Fuente, first visited King Felipe VI and the royal family at Zarzuela Palace before the parade began in the…
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Rusko Announces Indefinite Hiatus From Music & Touring: ‘It Became Clear I Was Having a Breakdown Mentally’
UK dubstep pioneer Rusko has announced an indefinite hiatus from music and touring, revealing in a social media statement on 17 July that he suffered a mental breakdown after ignoring his physical and mental health for too long. He apologised to fans for cancelling upcoming shows, thanked them for their support over the years, and…
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While Australians struggle to pay the bills, Chris Bowen’s department reserves luxury Fiji resorts costing up to $4.2million for climate summit delegates
Australia’s Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen has faced criticism after it emerged his department reserved luxury resort accommodation in Fiji for delegates attending a climate summit, with costs reportedly reaching up to $4.2 million. The booking has drawn attention amid ongoing cost-of-living pressures on Australian households, with critics questioning the appropriateness of high-end…
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV Necron CGI Trailer Stomps All Over the Adeptus Mechanicus Trailer, but the Orks Trailer Is Still My Favorite
Games developer King Art Games has released the third of four CGI cinematic trailers for its upcoming real-time strategy title Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV, this time showcasing the Necron faction. IGN’s review is largely positive, praising the trailer for restoring the Necrons’ menacing reputation after a disappointing showing in the earlier Adeptus Mechanicus…
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This 8-Part Masterpiece Is Destined to Become Your Next Sci-Fi Obsession
Author Matt Dinniman’s eight-book LitRPG saga “Dungeon Crawler Carl” has become one of the biggest publishing phenomena in years, drawing comparisons to the mass appeal once enjoyed by “Twilight” and “The Hunger Games”. The series, which follows a man named Carl and his talking cat Princess Donut as they battle through a deadly televised dungeon,…