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Colts face quarterback uncertainty as Daniel Jones recovers from Achilles injury
Daniel Jones is set to start for the Colts despite an Achilles tear, with Anthony Richardson and Riley Leonard waiting as backups this season.
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Keke Palmer Offers Some Important Advice to ‘The Voice’ Celebrity Artists
Actress and singer Keke Palmer has been named host of a new spin-off series, The Voice: Celebrity, replacing longtime host Carson Daly for the show’s 2027 debut. The format shifts away from unknown hopefuls competing for a record deal, instead featuring established actors, musicians, athletes, comedians and influencers performing before a panel of coaches, marking…
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American Black Film Festival 2027 Heads to Los Angeles After 24 Years in Miami (EXCLUSIVE)
The American Black Film Festival (ABFF) is relocating to Los Angeles for its 31st edition in 2027, ending a 24-year run in Miami. The festival, founded by Jeff Friday and coordinated by NICE CROWD, will run from 20-23 May 2027, marking a significant shift for one of the most prominent showcases of Black film talent…
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Guide: Best Final Fantasy Games, Ranked – Switch 2 And Nintendo Systems
Nintendo Life has published a comprehensive ranked guide to every Final Fantasy game playable on Nintendo systems in English, covering nearly 40 years of the franchise since the original 1987 NES title. The list includes mainline entries, remakes and spin-offs available on Switch, Switch 2, Wii, WiiWare and other Nintendo platforms, offering fans a critical…
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6 of the Best Country Songs Turning 46 This Year
American Songwriter has put together a list of six standout country songs celebrating their 46th anniversary this year, all originally released in 1980. The selection spans both original compositions and notable covers, reflecting a strong year for the genre that produced enduring hits still celebrated by fans and critics today. The featured tracks are Dolly…
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Ellie Goulding Sues Former Managers Over Live Nation Ties
Pop star Ellie Goulding has sued her former managers Ben Mawson and Ed Millet of TaP Management, alleging they failed to disclose that their company was owned by Live Nation and steered her into deals benefiting the touring giant. The lawsuit, filed against the two men but not Live Nation itself, argues that their financial…
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US singer who fell for Scottish fan during Tartan Army’s Boston World Cup takeover ends romance over ‘serious crime’ investigation
American singer Jill Roberts has ended her long-distance relationship with Scottish football fan Tommy Morrison after learning he is facing possible serious criminal charges. The pair met and went viral in June when the Tartan Army descended on Boston during the World Cup, quickly striking up a romance that saw Roberts booking flights to visit…
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Roger Avary’s ‘Paradise Lost’ & Alex Proyas’ ‘Heaven’ Have U.S. Theatrical Commitments As AI Outfit Ex Machina Strikes Cinema Deal On Slate
Ex Machina Studios, an AI-oriented film producer, has signed an exclusive North American theatrical distribution deal with Mayfair Media Group, giving its slate wide releases in major cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Toronto. The agreement is notable as the first theatrical pipeline deal of its kind secured by an AI-focused producer-studio, and…
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DOJ deploying 1,000 poll monitors for midterms, official says
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is planning to deploy 1,000 poll monitors during the midterm elections to ensure that several laws are upheld throughout the voting process. DOJ has already deployed more than 75 monitors across five states and more than 200 polling locations this primary season, according to a release. “Election monitoring is an…
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After dropping a nerf bomb, Slay the Spire 2 devs say updates are slowing down so they can focus on “bigger, more impactful content” like a new character
The developers behind Slay the Spire 2 have confirmed that update frequency will slow down following a recent balance patch that significantly nerfed several elements of the game. The team, MegaCrit, says the change in pace is deliberate, allowing them to redirect effort away from frequent smaller tweaks and towards larger, more substantial additions to…