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Ukrainian Drama ‘Camouflage’ Set Sales With MMM Films & Drops First Clip – Venice
Paris-based sales agent MMM Films has acquired international sales rights to “Camouflage,” a drama by Ukrainian director Mykyta Gibalenko, and released the film’s first clip ahead of its world premiere in Venice’s Giornate degli Autori strand. The film draws on Gibalenko’s own experience of emigrating from Ukraine to Germany, exploring themes of migration and identity…
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Transfer window verdict: how every Premier League club fared
The Guardian assesses how every Premier League club fared in the summer 2026 transfer window, in which the British transfer record was equalled and one club signed as many as 18 players. Arsenal strengthened but were criticised for missing out on a marquee attacker after failed pursuits of Morgan Rogers, Vinícius Júnior and Julián Álvarez,…
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The adult game crackdown is “ridiculous for our art form”, say Hellraiser devs, but they think they’ll survive thanks to that Clive Barker association
The developers of Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival have criticised the recent crackdown on adult content in video games, calling it “ridiculous” for the medium, but believe the game’s explicit horror content will survive scrutiny because Hellraiser is a well-established franchise. The comments follow a campaign by Australian anti-porn group Collective Shout, which last year pressured…
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Dell Unveils Budget 14S Laptop as MacBook Neo Rival, Targets Students at IFA 2026
Dell has unveiled the 14S, a budget laptop announced at IFA 2026 that closely echoes Apple’s MacBook Neo with its four-colour design and student-focused positioning. The 14S sits below Dell’s recently launched XPS 13, giving the company another affordably priced option at a time when most laptop prices are rising. Pricing was never officially confirmed,…
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Hull City promotion hero and ex-Sheffield United stalwart makes EFL return – yorkshirepost.co.uk
A former Hull City promotion winner and long-serving Sheffield United figure has returned to the English Football League. The move is notable because it brings an experienced and well-known former Yorkshire footballer back into the professional game. The supplied material does not include the article itself, only a Google cookie notice and the headline. As…
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Late Fame review – Willem Dafoe superb as ever as twilight-years bohemian getting a second chance
The Guardian gives a positive review to Late Fame, a new film starring Willem Dafoe, praising its tenderness, wit and Dafoe’s performance in an adaptation of an Arthur Schnitzler novella by screenwriter Samy Burch, directed by Kent Jones. The story follows Ed Saxberger, an ageing New York postal worker and once-promising poet, whose forgotten book…
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Government shutdown averted, City land Ndiaye as Premier League smashes £3.46bn deadline day record
MPs passed a stopgap funding bill averting a shutdown ahead of the midterms, while Manchester City’s £65m Iliman Ndiaye deal capped a record-breaking Premier League summer; also: Tupac’s killer convicted, Netflix’s GTA VI preview soars, and Dick Van Dyke, 100, still working out.
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Clíodhna O’Sullivan’s Romantasy Novel ‘Her Hidden Fire’ Getting YA Series Adaptation With Great Island Attached
Irish production company Great Island has optioned Clíodhna O’Sullivan’s bestselling romantasy novel Her Hidden Fire for an eight-part young adult television adaptation, backing the Cork-based company’s push into international scripted YA content. The story follows Éadha, a servant in a stratified magical world who secretly gives her hidden power to Ionáin, the heir she loves,…
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British woman ‘with a child’ is stabbed to death in Portuguese hotel corridor
A 34-year-old British woman was stabbed to death in a corridor of the Alfagar Alto Da Colina aparthotel in Albufeira, Portugal, on Tuesday evening, reportedly in front of her child. Her partner, a man of the same age, was arrested at the scene covered in blood and remains in police custody, with the case now…