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‘The Pitt’ Production Designer Nina Ruscio Talks Expanding The ER For Season 2 & World-Building Through Furniture
HBO’s medical drama “The Pitt” has expanded its emergency room set for Season 2, according to production designer Nina Ruscio, who spoke to Deadline about the challenges of keeping the environment visually fresh across dozens of episodes. The series, created by R. Scott Gemmill, depicts a fictional Pittsburgh hospital’s emergency department in real time, and…
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Dragon Quest 9 has been trapped on the Nintendo DS for 17 years, and franchise creator Yuji Horii was “a little disheartened” to learn fans never wanted that
Dragon Quest 9: Sentinels of the Starry Skies has remained locked to the ageing Nintendo DS for 17 years, never receiving the re-releases or ports that most other entries in the long-running series have enjoyed. Series creator Yuji Horii has revealed he was “a little disheartened” upon learning that fans never actually wanted the game…
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Trump admin scores court win to end deportation protections for Ethiopian migrants
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration can proceed with ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Ethiopian nationals living in the United States, handing the government a legal victory in its efforts to roll back deportation protections granted under the Biden administration. The decision means Ethiopians who had been shielded from removal and…
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Ossoff battle with Trump, White House gets nasty
The White House and Sen. Jon Ossoff are engaged in an increasingly nasty fight that intensified after the Georgia Democrat, a rising star in his party, invoked President Trump’s longtime aide Natalie Harp in his insults of the commander-in-chief. Ossoff ramped up the feud on Tuesday during a campaign event with Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.),…
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Oscars Budget, ‘Engaging’ With AI and Hot Memorabilia: Inside the Academy’s Annual All-Members Meeting (EXCLUSIVE)
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) held its annual all-members meeting on Tuesday, briefing roughly 11,000 members on its leadership, budget and priorities for the year ahead. Led by Academy president Lynette Howell Taylor and chief executive Bill Kramer, the hour-long virtual session covered the organisation’s $187 million budget, discussions around artificial…
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Key results from Florida primaries, so far
Voters in Florida are picking their party’s candidates for governor, Senate and a number of U.S. House seats after redistricting.
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‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Spin-Off Officially Returns With Brand-New Release
A previously stalled Avatar: The Last Airbender spin-off, Avatar: Chibi Minis, has returned with a new episode after entering a hiatus, timed to build anticipation ahead of the franchise’s next major instalment. The series retells key moments from the original 2005 animated show in a cuter, chibi-style format, and this latest release takes fans back…
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Remi Wolf Announces New Single ‘Bottle’ and Upcoming Album ‘Mud’: ‘It Has Been a Very Cleansing Record to Make For Me’
Remi Wolf has announced her third studio album, Mud, due for release on 9 October, alongside news that a new single, “Bottle”, will arrive on Thursday, 20 August. The announcement marks the next step in the singer-songwriter’s evolving sound, moving towards a more grounded, introspective style following her albums Juno and Big Ideas. The 11-track…
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The “special” singer Joe Walsh was in love with: “Soul mate”
The best kind of partner to have. The post The “special” singer Joe Walsh was in love with: “Soul mate” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Rock Songs From 1968 That Every 60s Kid Still Knows by Heart Today
An American Songwriter feature highlights three rock songs from 1968 that it argues remain instantly familiar to people who grew up in the 1960s. The piece frames the year as a high point for rock music, spotlighting hits by Steppenwolf, The Bee Gees and The Rolling Stones that have endured in popular memory decades on.…