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Reservoir Acquires Catalogs of Latin Indie Label Nacional Records, Publisher Canciones Nacionales
Reservoir Media has acquired independent Latin music label Nacional Records along with the publishing assets of its sister company, Canciones Nacionales, Billboard reported on 16 July. The deal, which also establishes a joint venture to sign and develop new recording artists and songwriters, marks a significant expansion of Reservoir’s presence in the Latin music market…
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Raindance Film Festival, Israeli AI Platform IMGN Launch New Film Fund and Development Hub for Indie Filmmakers (EXCLUSIVE)
The Raindance Film Festival has partnered with Israeli AI creative development platform IMGN to launch a new film fund and development hub aimed at supporting independent writers and filmmakers. Announced at the 34th Raindance Film Festival in London, the initiative is designed to give emerging talent practical, low-cost production-planning support without compromising creative ownership, and…
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‘Romería,’ ‘The Blood Countess,’ ‘Resurrection’ Set for Costa Rica Film Festival as Event Focuses on Afro-Caribbean Cinema and Female Filmmakers
The Costa Rica Film Festival (CRFF) returns for its 14th edition, running in San José from 23 July to 1 August, with a programme that highlights Afro-Caribbean cinema and female filmmakers. Under the theme “Cinema That Unites Us,” the event opens with Allan Deberton’s Berlin-winning “Gugu’s World” and introduces a dedicated Afro-Caribbean section aimed at…
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4 Songs by Sheryl Crow That Instantly Put Me in a Good Mood
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – DECEMBER 31: Sheryl Crow performs on NEW YEARS EVE LIVE: NASHVILLES BIG BASH, a star-studded entertainment special hosted by country music stars and GRAMMY®-nominated artists Jimmie Allen and Elle King and ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHTs Rachel Smith, airing LIVE from Music City, Saturday, Dec. 31 (8:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT; 10:30 PM-1:30 AM, ET/PT) on the…
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Marvel Rivals is making some big visual changes to ‘cut down on battlefield chaos’ which is wonderful because my old brain can’t handle that level of overstimulation
Marvel Rivals developer NetEase is introducing visual changes designed to reduce “battlefield chaos” in the hero shooter, aiming to make fights easier to read amid the game’s famously busy, effects-heavy combat. The move responds to a common criticism of the game since launch: that overlapping abilities, particle effects and character animations can make it difficult…
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Teenage hackers sentenced to 5.5 years for Transport for London cyber-attack costing £39m
Two teenagers, Thalha Jubair (20) and Owen Flowers (19), have been jailed for five and a half years following a 2024 cyber-attack on Transport for London that compromised critical IT systems. The breach, which granted th
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Redditor fashions a ‘game cartridge’ system for their Steam library out of cheap SATA SSDs
The article text you provided only contains PC Gamer’s site navigation and boilerplate — the actual story content about the Reddit post wasn’t included. I attempted to fetch the live page for the real content, but that request needs your permission and wasn’t granted. Could you either: 1. Grant permission for me to fetch the…
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Alan Ritchson’s ‘Reacher’ Season 5 Is Already Taking a Massive Step Forward
Alan Ritchson has confirmed that filming on Season 5 of Prime Video’s hit series “Reacher” is about to begin, with the star and executive producer revealing that scripts for the entire season are already finished. The news comes as a notable acceleration for the franchise, arriving even before Season 4 has premiered, and suggests the…
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Move over, GPS: Navigation satellites in low-Earth orbit are making a comeback
Xona Space Systems, a California firm, is preparing to launch the first six production satellites of a new low-Earth-orbit (LEO) navigation network, with satellites launching in October 2026 and early service starting in 2027. Unlike GPS and similar systems, which orbit at much higher altitudes, these Pulsar satellites promise signals up to 100 times stronger,…
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Christopher Nolan’s most political movie is also his worst, and it’s not the one you think
Christopher Nolan’s new film The Odyssey has drawn criticism online over its diverse casting, including Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy and trans actor Elliot Page as the soldier Sinon, with some labelling the choices “woke”. The author, having seen the film, argues this backlash is misplaced and that the casting is simply an artistic…