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‘The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer’ Boarded by Autlook Ahead of Locarno Premiere as Clip Debuts (EXCLUSIVE)
Documentary sales agent Autlook has come on board to handle world sales for “The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer,” a debut feature by photographer Alessandra Sanguinetti that will premiere in the Filmmakers of the Present Competition at the Locarno Film Festival. Variety has released an exclusive clip from the film, which was partly financed by…
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Emergencies on planet Earth: images from the climate crisis – in pictures
This Guardian photo gallery showcases images exploring the climate crisis and related humanitarian emergencies, tied to Summit Photo, the Royal Geographical Society’s environmental and humanitarian photography forum running 17–19 July in London and online. The collection brings together leading photojournalists and artists whose work spans wildfires, flooding, plastic pollution, industrial hazards and displacement, illustrating how…
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Final Fantasy Resonance Gets A Stunning New Trailer Ahead Of Switch 1 & 2 Launch
Square Enix has released a new trailer for Final Fantasy Resonance, a fresh HD-2D turn-based instalment coming to Switch 1 and Switch 2, following the game’s initial announcement in June. The trailer showcases the title’s art style, which mirrors the visual quality of earlier Square Enix HD-2D releases, and offers a closer look at the…
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‘The Implications Are Global’: International Music Publishers Welcomes Australian Government’s ‘Landmark’ Statement on AI
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged that AI and tech companies will not be permitted to use copyright-protected creative works without consent, credit and fair payment, a stance that has been strongly welcomed by the international music publishing industry. Speaking at the University of Sydney, Albanese said no company should use Australian books, music,…
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World Cup 2026: Argentina break England hearts and head for final with Spain – live
Argentina beat England 1-2 in an Atlanta semi-final to reach the World Cup 2026 final, where they will face Spain. England had led through an Anthony Gordon goal but faded after the hour mark as Lionel Messi, providing two assists, inspired an Argentina comeback, denying England a shot at a first World Cup final since…
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England exit World Cup after late Argentina collapse, Tuchel under fire
England’s World Cup campaign has ended in a 2-1 semi-final defeat to Argentina in Atlanta, with the South Americans advancing to face Spain in the final in New York. England had taken the lead but conceded late on, a collapse that players, pundits and supporters have called one of the most painful defeats in the…
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Wayne Rooney tears into Thomas Tuchel for ‘asking for trouble’ with his substitutions as England collapsed in heartbreaking Argentina World Cup semi-final defeat
Wayne Rooney has strongly criticised England manager Thomas Tuchel over his substitutions during England’s 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina, arguing the changes were “asking for trouble” and contributed directly to the team’s collapse. The row is significant because it echoes Tuchel’s own earlier criticism of predecessor Gareth Southgate for making England play with…
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Victoria’s top cop springs into action to take down armed man in Melbourne city street: ‘Angry and confused’
Victoria’s Chief Commissioner, Mike Bush, personally intervened to help detain an armed man during an incident on a Melbourne city street. The senior police officer stepped in to assist with the arrest, which comes amid ongoing public concern about knife and weapons offences in the Victorian capital. The man, described as “angry and confused” during…
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Burnham must avoid ‘summer of speculation’ on tax, warns CBI chief
Rain Newton-Smith, chief executive of the CBI, has warned Andy Burnham to avoid a “summer of speculation” over tax and spending as he prepares to take over the Labour leadership, arguing such uncertainty is damaging for business. Her intervention comes as Burnham is set to take up the role on Friday, with a new cabinet…
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“I won’t keep it secret – I said the sleeve was better than the record. There have been a lot of headaches. I wanted to dispel that”: After a lacklustre album and the death of Chris Squire, Yes had a lot to prove
The failure of Heaven & Earth and the passing of the iconic bassist left people wondering if the veteran band should keep going. After making 2021’s The Quest, Steve Howe and Geoff Downes argued their case