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There’s No Doubt About It, Wolverine PS5 Looks Awesome

  • Wolverine launches exclusively on PS5 on 15 September.
  • New trailer features Sabretooth, Lady Deathstrike and The Hand.
  • Footage was captured on PS5 Pro.

Insomniac Games has released a story trailer for Marvel’s Wolverine during its San Diego Comic-Con panel, ahead of the PlayStation 5 exclusive’s launch on 15 September. The footage suggests a cinematic, globe-trotting action adventure and offers a clearer look at its characters, settings and tone. The trailer includes…

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Atlanta Punk-Pop Band The Paradox Announces ‘Proceed With Caution’ EP Ahead of Fall Tour: ‘A Step in the Next Direction’

  • The Paradox release a six-track EP on 2 October.
  • Their first national headline tour begins on 14 October.
  • The band blends pop-punk with Black musical influences.

Atlanta punk-pop band The Paradox will release its six-track Proceed with Caution EP on 2 October, followed by its first national headline tour from 14 October. The release marks an expansion of the group’s pop-punk sound, drawing more visibly on funk, Motown, R&B and hip-hop, and supports its…

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Los Angeles Production: TV Dramas A Bright Spot As Total Q2 Shoot Days Dip, FilmLA Says

  • Overall Los Angeles filming declined in the second quarter.
  • TV dramas improved sharply from the first quarter.
  • Tax incentives are increasing locally filmed productions.

Los Angeles on-location production fell in the second quarter, but scripted television drama showed signs of recovery, according to FilmLA. The increase matters because scripted TV supports more industry jobs than other production categories, and officials see expanded tax incentives as central to reviving local filming and employment.…

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A24 Plans Free Screenings of Anthony Bourdain Movie ‘Tony’ for Hospitality Workers (Exclusive)

  • A24 offers hospitality workers free Tony screenings.
  • Events take place in 25 US cities.
  • The film reaches cinemas from 7 August.

A24 will hold free advance screenings of its Anthony Bourdain film, Tony, for hospitality and food-service workers. The initiative recognises the industry depicted in the film and gives restaurant staff early access before its wider cinema release. Branded “Industry Night”, the screenings will take place on 3 August…

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L.A. Production Volume Down Slightly, as Recovery Continues to Sputter

  • Los Angeles production fell 3.1% despite larger state incentives.
  • Television rose quarterly but remains far below historic levels.
  • Incentives support more shoots, but recovery remains fragile.

Los Angeles filming activity fell slightly in the second quarter of 2026, underlining the industry’s uneven recovery despite expanded California tax incentives. The decline matters because local production supports a large union workforce, while the continuing slump has become an issue in the city’s mayoral race. Total TV,…

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Claude’s voice mode just got smarter

  • Claude voice mode can now use Sonnet and Opus models.
  • Paid users can connect Gmail and Slack.
  • The feature remains turn-based and has language-switching limits.

Anthropic has upgraded Claude’s voice mode so that it can use its more capable Sonnet and Opus AI models, rather than relying solely on the smaller Haiku model. The change is intended to improve responses to more complex spoken requests and adds access to connected services such as…

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Meta’s New Feel-Good AI Ad Uses a Song About the World Ending

  • Meta used Bowie’s apocalyptic “Five Years” in an optimistic AI advert.
  • Critics said the soundtrack clashes with the campaign’s reassuring message.
  • Meta cited Bowie’s own comments about optimism and technology.

Meta has released an Instagram advertisement presenting artificial intelligence as a tool for connection and personal potential, using David Bowie’s 1972 song “Five Years” as its soundtrack. The choice has drawn criticism because the song depicts an apocalyptic future, creating a contrast with the advert’s optimistic message and…

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Apple Gets Into the Dating Game: New Series Sends Unlikely Couples to World’s Most Remote Locations

  • Apple TV+ is launching its first dating series.
  • Esther Perel will help match unlikely couples.
  • The eight-part show sends pairs to remote destinations.

Apple TV+ has announced its first dating series, The Last Person on Earth, an eight-part documentary format pairing seemingly incompatible singles in remote romantic locations. The programme reflects streaming platforms’ continuing interest in unscripted dating shows, as producers seek fresh variations on a highly successful genre. Couples therapist…

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First overall pick Fernando Mendoza signs guaranteed deal with Raiders, who seem to be an ‘arrow up’ NFL club

  • Raiders sign first overall pick Fernando Mendoza.
  • His four-year deal is worth $57.27 million guaranteed.
  • The contract includes a fifth-year option.

The Las Vegas Raiders have signed quarterback Fernando Mendoza, the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, to a four-year contract worth $57.27 million, fully guaranteed. The deal formally begins Mendoza’s tenure with the franchise and represents a major investment in the player expected to lead its…

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Season 2 of George R.R. Martin’s Favorite ‘Game of Thrones’ Spin-Off Gets a Massive Filming Update

  • Season two is nearing the end of filming.
  • HBO still expects a first-half 2027 release.
  • Flooding in Spain caused major production disruption.

Showrunner Ira Parker says filming on the second season of HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is in its final weeks and remains scheduled for release in the first half of 2027. The update matters because it confirms the Game of Thrones spin-off is progressing despite serious…

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