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Work starting on £16m office block in city centre after five years – thestar.co.uk
Construction has begun on a £16 million office block in the city centre, ending a five-year period before work started. The development matters because it represents a significant new commercial investment and could affect the city-centre economy and office space supply. The available material identifies the project’s cost as £16 million and says it is…
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Free suncream offered as part of ‘Sun Safe’ campaign to tackle cancer fears as Sheffield braces for heatwave
“It’s a fantastic project and will make a difference”
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Paramount+’s 7-Part Military Drama Is Hiding a Secret Weapon
Paramount+ military drama *SEAL Team* is praised for using a real-life Navy SEAL within its cast, a choice presented as strengthening the programme’s authenticity. The series follows Bravo Team during deployments and in their personal lives, while emphasising the lasting effects of combat and military service. Developed by Benjamin Cavell from an idea brought to…
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‘I ran away to Paris to be a writer and ended up begging’: Bill Nighy on dashed dreams, golf emojis and playing a cranky novelist
Bill Nighy discusses his role as an abrasive, reclusive novelist in the film *& Sons*, while reflecting on abandoned ambitions to become a writer in Paris and his preference for avoiding Zoom calls, working lunches and certain acting costumes. The interview presents the 76-year-old actor as candid and idiosyncratic, contrasting his character’s belief that artistic…
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Head in the Clouds 2026 Captured KATSEYE — and an Industry — in Flux
Head in the Clouds 2026 highlighted both KATSEYE’s popularity and wider uncertainty in the music industry. The Asian-focused festival drew its largest and youngest audience despite being reduced to one day, while KATSEYE performed with four of its six members amid two members’ absences. Sophia began a break from appearances and performances on medical advice…
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3 Years Later, Netflix’s 8-Part Horror Series Is Even More Unsettling
Netflix’s eight-part British horror series Red Rose is presented as increasingly unsettling because its threat comes from familiar technology rather than supernatural creatures. Set near Manchester, it follows recent school-leavers whose lives are disrupted by a malicious smartphone app, highlighting anxieties around social media, surveillance and growing up online. The app initially appears as a…
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9 Spy Shows Where Every Episode Is a Masterpiece
Collider highlights nine spy series it considers consistently excellent, arguing that the genre works best when espionage exposes personal compromise, mistrust and emotional cost rather than relying solely on gadgets or action. – ‘Slow Horses’ (2022–present): The article singles out Apple TV’s six-episode seasons, led by Gary Oldman as disgraced MI5 operatives’ abrasive boss Jackson…
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Limited Run Announces Lord Of The Rings: War In The North Physical Release
Limited Run Games has confirmed that it will release a physical edition of The Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy Edition, following Aspyr’s recent revival of the game for Switch, Switch 2 and other platforms. The announcement matters to collectors and players who prefer boxed games, although pricing, editions and release…
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Paramount Officially Confirms That There’s More ‘Avatar: Aang’ To Go Around
Paramount has confirmed that its animated film Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender will be accompanied by several books, signalling a broader return to the Avatar universe rather than a one-off release. The film reunites Aang and his original companions as adults, exploring the fragile peace that followed the Hundred Year War and the new pressures…