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“Hell of a lot more romantic than that”: the 2004 movie that gave Ryan Gosling “the great love of my life”
The best kind of acting partner. The post “Hell of a lot more romantic than that”: the 2004 movie that gave Ryan Gosling “the great love of my life” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 2000s’ Most Criminally Overlooked Horror Franchise Is Officially Back
The Descent: Part 2, the sequel to the acclaimed 2005 British horror film The Descent, is being released on 4K Ultra HD for the first time in the US via a new SteelBook edition from Lionsgate. The reissue brings renewed attention to a franchise that critics regard as one of the more underrated horror series…
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Lorde Calls Out Spotify Over AI “About The Song” Feature: “We Don’t Want This”
New Zealand singer Lorde has publicly criticised Spotify’s “About the Song” feature, an AI-powered tool currently in beta that pulls context and background information about tracks from third-party sources. She said on Instagram that artists “don’t want this”, arguing that the AI-generated descriptions reduce songs to a single interpretation and stifle listeners’ freedom to interpret…
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DGA, WGA & SAG-AFTRA Protest Emmys’ Decision To Cut Categories From Telecast, Say It “Devalues” Contributions Of People Academy Means To Honor
Three major Hollywood guilds — the Directors Guild of America, Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA — have jointly criticised the Television Academy’s decision to cut five categories from the main 2026 Emmy telecast, arguing the move “devalues” the contributions of the artists the awards are meant to honour. The dispute matters because it pits…
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7 Must-Watch Shows To Enjoy While You Wait for ‘Little House on the Prairie’ Season 2
With Netflix’s new adaptation of “Little House on the Prairie” renewed for a second season, fans facing a wait have been offered a list of similar shows to watch in the meantime. Collider writer Michael John Petty compiled seven period dramas and Western-style family sagas that share the pioneer spirit, literary roots, or frontier setting…
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The LEGO Exclusive Dungeons and Dragons Set Has Sold Out Just Days Before It Retires Forever
LEGO’s exclusive Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale set has sold out at every major retailer just days before its official retirement date of 31 July 2026, leaving fans unable to buy it new at any price. The set, one of LEGO’s most elaborate collaborations, had drawn praise for its intricate design and unique features,…
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Former Bills, Steelers cornerback Levi Wallace retires at 31
Former NFL cornerback Levi Wallace has announced his retirement at the age of 31, bringing an eight-year professional career to a close. Wallace’s journey was notable for beginning as an undrafted free agent out of Alabama, a path that made him something of an underdog success story in the league, having featured for teams including…
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The secrets of Toby Carvery revealed: It’s a British staple and now HARRY WALLOP spends 24 hours at the restaurant to uncover all its mysteries… from the strict formula for meat to the Yorkshire puddings that start as powder
Daily Mail journalist Harry Wallop spent 24 hours behind the scenes at a Toby Carvery to investigate how Britain’s best-known carvery chain operates, from meat preparation to how its trademark trimmings are made. The piece taps into the enduring popularity of the carvery format as a British dining staple, offering readers a rare look at…
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The Oxfordshire village planning to declare independence from Britain: As furious locals hit out at plans to dump 1,250 single male asylum seekers on them, ROBERT HARDMAN reveals extraordinary measures they’re taking
A West Oxfordshire village is exploring drastic, largely symbolic measures — reportedly including a mock “declaration of independence” — after residents learned of government plans to house up to 1,250 single male asylum seekers nearby. Locals argue the scale of the proposed accommodation is wildly disproportionate to the size of the village and fear it…
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Inside New York’s shanty town: Festering in the heart of Manhattan, the stinking tent city offers squatters electricity, water and even free needles to inject their drugs… while police turn and walk the other way
A Daily Mail report describes a sprawling encampment in Manhattan where dozens of homeless people and drug users have set up semi-permanent tents, reportedly with access to electricity, running water and clean needles supplied to reduce disease transmission, while police allegedly avoid intervening. The piece frames the site as a symbol of New York’s worsening…