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Tulpa the Unseen Lover is a psychological visual novel about a depressed manga artist manifesting a cute, ominous anime girl made by former Spider-Verse animators
Tulpa the Unseen Lover is an announced psychological visual novel about Nick, a 23-year-old depressed manga artist who manifests an anime girl in his mind. The game matters for its potentially self-reflective take on loneliness, fantasy and control, alongside a striking comic-book visual style created by a married team of former Spider-Verse animators. Players can…
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Brentford beat lacklustre Spurs in comfortable opening day win
Brentford began their Premier League campaign with a convincing 3-0 home win over Tottenham Hotspur, whose first league match under Roberto De Zerbi ended in a heavy defeat. The result gives Brentford an encouraging start, while Spurs face early questions after a subdued and ineffective performance. The match took place at the Gtech Community Stadium,…
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Country Music Royalty Comes Together for a Powerful “Will the Circle Be Unbroken?” Performance at ACM Honors
At the ACM Honors, Brenda Lee presented the Carter Family with the ACM Poet’s Award and joined several of the family’s descendants for an impromptu rendition of “Can the Circle Be Unbroken (By and By)”. The moment underscored the group’s enduring influence on country music and celebrated a song that has remained widely performed across…
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Hull shock Man Utd with dream Premier League return
Hull City marked their return to the Premier League with a 2-0 home win over Manchester United on the opening weekend. The result gives Hull an ideal start to the campaign and represents an early setback for United. The match was played at Hull’s MKM Stadium, with the BBC describing the victory as a dream…
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Barry Sadler: Veteran, chart-topper, murderer, and complex symbol of the 1960s
This profile from Far Out Magazine examines the extraordinary and troubled life of Barry Sadler, the US Army Green Beret sergeant who became an unlikely pop star with his 1966 single ‘The Ballad of the Green Berets’. Sadler’s journey from a rebellious New Mexico youth to Vietnam War veteran and chart-topping musician made him a…
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All 3 ‘Dune’ Movies, Ranked
Collider ranks the three theatrical films based on Frank Herbert’s original Dune novel, placing David Lynch’s 1984 adaptation last and Denis Villeneuve’s two-part adaptation above it. The ranking reflects the newer films’ stronger critical reception and their ability to present the novel’s scale, politics and world-building more coherently. – 3. Dune (1984): David Lynch’s ambitious…
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Farke turnaround has Leeds aiming to thrive not just survive
Leeds United began their Premier League season with a late 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest, secured by Anton Stach’s free-kick, extending the momentum built during last season’s strong finish. The result matters because Leeds are seeking to establish themselves in the division rather than merely avoid relegation, with manager Daniel Farke aiming for greater consistency…
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The “beautiful” 1960s songwriting partnership Paul McCartney was always “jealous of”
Paul McCartney has spoken about long admiring the songwriting partnership between Elton John and Bernie Taupin, admitting he was always slightly envious of how clearly their roles were defined compared with his own creative dynamic with John Lennon. His comments came via a recorded video message played at a tribute concert marking the pair’s 2024…
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Bill Maher blasts Democratic Party, says it is fine with religion ‘as long as that faith isn’t Jewish’
Bill Maher criticised the Democratic Party’s approach to religion, arguing that it is accepting of faith only when that faith is not Jewish. His comments add to wider debate over divisions within the party concerning Israel, antisemitism and support for Jewish voters. The article also highlights concern about a growing anti-Israel faction among Democrats. Fox…
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2026’s Bloodiest Horror Sequel Is Officially Sneaking Up the Hulu Charts
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, the sequel to the 2019 slasher film, is reportedly gaining momentum on Hulu after a modest cinema run. Its streaming performance gives the film renewed visibility amid a crowded year for horror releases and highlights continuing audience interest in Samara Weaving’s returning character. The film was directed by…