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MARVEL Tokon: Fighting Souls – Official Opening Movie Trailer

  • Official opening trailer released for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls
  • Trailer showcases the game’s animated presentation
  • No release or gameplay details were provided

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls has released an official opening movie trailer, presenting the fighting game’s animated introduction and its Marvel-themed setting. The trailer is intended to build interest in the title by establishing its tone, characters and visual identity ahead of release. The supplied article contains no additional…

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Ready to ‘conquer Earth’ – Joshua embraces comeback spotlight

  • Joshua returns against Kristian Prenga after a difficult personal period.
  • Victory could move Joshua closer to fighting Tyson Fury.
  • Prenga promises a knockout, but Joshua remains confident.

Anthony Joshua says he is fully focused on his comeback fight against Kristian Prenga in Jeddah, despite the prospect of a long-awaited bout with Tyson Fury later this year. The fight is Joshua’s first since a fatal car crash in Nigeria last December involving two close friends and…

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Five artists who couldn’t stand working with Rick Rubin

  • Five artists criticised Rick Rubin’s detached production style.
  • Complaints centred on limited direction and creative interference.
  • Rubin’s approach suited some musicians, but not all.

Far Out examines five musicians or bands who criticised producer Rick Rubin’s notably hands-off studio approach. - Black Sabbath’s Geezer Butler found the experience strange, particularly being asked to disregard the band’s heavy-metal identity. - Slipknot’s Corey Taylor said Rubin largely observed from a sofa rather than contributing…

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Wolverine PS5, Marvel Tokon Will Feature Free Crossover Content

  • Two PS5 Marvel games are exchanging free Wolverine costumes.
  • Fighting Souls receives its crossover suit on 1 September.
  • Wolverine players can unlock the Tokon outfit from 15 September.

Marvel’s Wolverine and Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will receive free crossover costumes, linking two of Sony’s major PS5 superhero releases for 2026. The collaboration supports Sony’s apparent effort to make the PS5 a prominent platform for Marvel games and gives players cosmetic content without an extra charge. Marvel…

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Harrison Ford Celebrates Michael J. Fox as the “Most Stubborn Optimist I Know” at THR’s Social Impact Summit

  • Harrison Ford celebrated Michael J. Fox’s optimism and advocacy.
  • THR honoured charitable work by major entertainment and sports figures.
  • Speakers addressed refugees, mental health and racial funding inequalities.

The Hollywood Reporter’s Social Impact Summit honoured celebrities and organisations using their public profiles for charitable work, with awards for John Mayer, Stephen and Ayesha Curry, and the Michael J. Fox Foundation. Harrison Ford praised Fox as an exceptionally determined optimist, highlighting the foundation’s long-running work on Parkinson’s…

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Venice Head Talks Studio Absence, Dearth Of Female Golden Lion Contenders & Why Neon Nixed Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Artificial’ – Q&A

  • Venice’s 2026 programme focuses heavily on global political and social crises.
  • Barbera cites record submissions and institutional autonomy.
  • Studio absence and female representation remain key concerns.

Venice Film Festival artistic director Alberto Barbera says the 2026 programme is the festival’s most political yet, reflecting conflicts, repression, climate change, migration and social instability. He argues that filmmakers are responding to contemporary crises by creating stories that help audiences understand issues beyond headline news, reinforcing Venice’s…

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Instagram is now banning users who make creepy content with Meta glasses

  • Meta is banning Instagram users posting harassing secret recordings.
  • Two high-profile accounts were reportedly deactivated.
  • Camera software now targets tampered recording lights.

Instagram’s owner Meta has begun banning users who secretly record people with its smart glasses and post harassing content. The move addresses growing concern that the glasses are being used for pranks, unwanted filming of women and other non-consensual videos, which risks normalising harassment and damaging trust in…

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Daniel Hart Drops His Liner Notes for ‘The Vampire Lestat’

  • Daniel Hart took on a much larger songwriting role.
  • The new season required vastly more music.
  • Songs explore Lestat’s emotions and relationships.

Composer Daniel Hart says the shift from AMC’s Interview with the Vampire to The Vampire Lestat greatly expanded his role, requiring him to write a far larger volume of original music and lyrical songs for Lestat’s rock-star storyline. The change matters because the music is intended to express…

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The new D&D series includes legendary dragons and stats to use them at your table

  • New D&D comic launches on 4 November.
  • Mordenkainen leads heroes against a draconic apocalypse.
  • Dragon statistics will support tabletop campaigns.

Dark Horse Comics will launch a new ongoing Dungeons & Dragons series in November, centred on the wizard Mordenkainen as he recruits Forgotten Realms figures including Volo and Tasha to prevent a draconic apocalypse. The comic matters to tabletop players because special issues will include game statistics and…

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The musician Stevie Nicks knew would “live on forever”

  • Nicks honoured Fleetwood Mac founder Peter Green after his death.
  • She praised his guitar playing and enduring musical legacy.
  • Green co-founded Fleetwood Mac in 1967.

Stevie Nicks paid tribute to Fleetwood Mac co-founder Peter Green after his death, saying his legacy would “live on forever” in rock history. Her comments underline Green’s lasting importance to the band’s origins and to British blues music, despite his departure from Fleetwood Mac long before its most…

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