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5 Controversial Star Trek Episodes That Have Aged Like Fine Wine
Polygon has published a ranked list of five Star Trek: The Original Series episodes that were controversial or poorly received on broadcast but have since gained critical appreciation. The article argues that instalments once dismissed as too slow, too preachy or too talky have proven ahead of their time, tackling themes such as leadership under…
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Prime Video’s Gritty 2-Part Action Thriller Officially Returns With First Trailer
Prime Video has released the first trailer for Season 2 of The Terminal List, the gritty action thriller starring Chris Pratt as former US Navy SEAL James Reece. The show returns after a lengthy gap since its 2022 debut, during which Pratt reprised the role in a prequel spin-off, Dark Wolf, but fans have been…
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Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2 Port From 14 Years Ago Sold Better In July Than Any Other Game In US
Circana has released its latest monthly sales report, revealing which games sold the best in the US, and Activision’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 ports performed particularly well. The Black Ops 2 port for PS4 and PS5 was July 2026’s best-selling game overall in the US ranked by dollar sales. The Black…
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Felicia Day’s ‘The Guild’ Movie Breaks ‘Veronica Mars’ Kickstarter Record, Raising More Than $5.7 Million
Felicia Day’s Kickstarter campaign for “The Guild: Ren Faire’d”, a reunion film based on her popular web series, has become the highest-funded crowdfunded film in history, surpassing the record of $5.7 million set by the “Veronica Mars” movie in 2013. The milestone, reached with 38 hours still remaining in the campaign, underscores the enduring loyalty…
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A grandmother’s tragedy: Heartbroken Ukrainian looks on as her grandson’s body is pulled from rubble after Russian missile hits apartment block
A Russian missile barrage on Kyiv killed at least 15 people and wounded around 40 others, in one of the fiercest bombardments of the war, with a grandmother filmed in anguish as her grandson’s body was pulled from the rubble of his apartment block. The attack struck 12 locations across the Darnytskyi, Sviatoshynskyi and Solomianskyi…
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FBI agents confront Eric Swalwell at San Francisco Airport and seize his electronics as part of sexual misconduct investigation
I need to flag an issue: the article text provided doesn’t actually contain the Swalwell story — it’s just a list of unrelated Daily Mail headlines and navigation links from the page (Harry and Meghan, GCSE results, Wayne Rooney, etc.). No actual content about the FBI/Eric Swalwell incident was captured, likely because the page scrape…
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4 Songs From 1974 That Feel Like Lounging in the Sunshine
American Songwriter has published a light-hearted listicle recommending four songs from 1974 for a relaxed, sunshine-lounging mood, part of a recurring “The List” series on the entertainment site. The piece is a music-nostalgia feature rather than hard news, aimed at readers seeking a themed playlist evoking warm, carefree afternoons. The selections are Rufus & Chaka…
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Mark your calendars — Democrats are ready for 2028
The Democratic Party belongs to all Democrats. It belongs to every wing of our party, every region of our country, and people from every walk of life. It belongs to those who live in major cities, rural communities, suburbs and small towns. It belongs to those who have been active in our party for decades and those…
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Karmelo Anthony’s lawyer lets slip humiliating puberty detail about killer… as his startling physical transformation shocks courtroom at retrial hearing
A report on the case of Karmelo Anthony, the Texas teenager charged in connection with the death of Austin Metcalf, focuses on a court appearance where his attorney, Lee Merritt, reportedly made an inadvertent remark about the defendant’s development during puberty. The hearing also drew attention because of Anthony’s noticeably changed physical appearance since his…
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5 ‘Fire & Blood’ Endings ‘House of the Dragon’ Season 4 Could Actually Use
Collider has published a speculative feature exploring how the final, fourth season of HBO’s “House of the Dragon” – expected in 2028 – might draw on George R.R. Martin’s history book “Fire & Blood” to bring the Dance of the Dragons civil war to a close. The article matters to fans because the show has…