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NCAA suspends Tennessee linebacker for $427 plane ticket, as college sports hands out millions in NIL
The NCAA has suspended a Tennessee linebacker over a $427 plane ticket, a decision drawing sharp criticism given that college athletes can now legally earn millions of pounds through name, image and likeness (NIL) deals. The case has reignited debate over the NCAA’s enforcement priorities and whether its rules have kept pace with the dramatic…
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‘Father Joe’ Director Barthélémy Grossmann Signs With Artist International Group For Management
Swiss filmmaker Barthélémy Grossmann has signed with Artist International Group (AIG) for management, Deadline has reported exclusively. The move comes as his latest feature, Father Joe, written and produced by Luc Besson, prepares to premiere at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, marking a significant moment in Grossmann’s growing international profile. Father Joe is an…
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Alan Ritchson’s ‘Reacher’ Season 5 Officially Recruits a ‘Cross’ Star
Alan Ritchson’s Prime Video series ‘Reacher’ has confirmed its first Season 5 cast additions, with production already underway ahead of an expected 2027 release. The move underscores the streamer’s confidence in the franchise, as Prime Video renewed the show for a fifth season even before Season 4 has aired, betting on continued strong performance following…
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Infantino’s World Cup plan is part of a desire for expansion that was clear from the start | Paul MacInnes
Fifa’s plan to sell a share of the World Cup’s commercial rights to outside investors is not an isolated move but the latest step in a long-running drive by president Gianni Infantino to expand football’s competitions and grow the revenue they generate. Since his surprise election in 2016, promising reform after the Sepp Blatter era,…
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Elanor Moss – “Fixer”
London-based singer-songwriter Elanor Moss has released a new single, “Fixer,” from her forthcoming album The Knife, The Needle. The track explores the theme of vulnerability in relationships, comparing it to an animal exposing itself to potential harm from a loved one, and it also lends its imagery to the album’s title. The song’s lyrics move…
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Reform MSP reports Scottish human rights lawyer to police over ‘hate speech’ at immigration protest
Reform UK’s deputy leader in Scotland, Thomas Kerr, has reported prominent human rights lawyer Aamer Anwar to Police Scotland over a speech Anwar made at a counter-protest against anti-immigration demonstrators in Glasgow. Kerr claims Anwar’s remarks amounted to hate speech that could stoke hostility towards Scots based on their political views, nationality, ethnicity and cultural…
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Rocket From The Crypt unearth early ‘Scream Dracula Scream’ tapes for new release, announce shows (BV presale for NYC)
Rocket From The Crypt have uncovered early recordings connected to their 1995 album Scream, Dracula, Scream! and are releasing them as a new archival project. The announcement is significant for fans because it offers a look at the band’s material before the record that became one of its best-known releases, alongside newly announced live dates.…
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This Revelation Should Terrify All Console Fans, Particularly Those Looking Forward to PS6
A Windows Central report has revealed that Microsoft is currently losing around $150 on every Xbox Series X|S console sold, a shortfall that will persist even after prices rise again in August. From 2 August, a 1TB Xbox Series X will cost $800, a steep price for hardware nearing its sixth anniversary, driven largely by…
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2’s new cel-shaded suit is a lot cooler in theory than it is in action as fans tear it apart for looking like cheap CGI: “It reminds me of Spy Kids”
Insomniac Games has added a new cel-shaded suit to Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, aiming to give players a comic-book-style visual option, but the reception from fans has been largely negative. Rather than praising the stylised look, many players have criticised the way it renders in motion, saying it comes across as cheap or unfinished rather than…