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Kingdom Come Salvation could be Warhorse’s next medieval history RPG, if this EU trademark filing turns out to be the genuine article
Warhorse Studios may be developing a new medieval role-playing game titled Kingdom Come Salvation, following an EU trademark application for the name. If genuine, it would likely be the previously confirmed new Kingdom Come project and could signal a move beyond the series’ existing protagonist, Henry of Skalitz. The application was filed with the EU…
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From First To Last Share Timeless New Track ‘Your Name In Red Ink’
From First To Last have released ‘Your Name In Red Ink’, their first new song since Lil Lotus joined as vocalist. The track also marks the band’s first release through Fearless Records, signalling the start of a new phase for the post-hardcore group. Rock Sound describes the song as drawing strongly on the band’s mid-2000s…
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Multi-million pound holiday homes go up in flames as tourists flee down single road off ‘French Hamptons’ peninsula as Macron pleads for help to tackle ‘monster’ fire
A major wildfire has swept through a wealthy French peninsula dubbed the “French Hamptons”, destroying or threatening multi-million-pound holiday homes and forcing tourists to flee via its only access road. The blaze has prompted President Emmanuel Macron to appeal for help in tackling what has been described as a “monster” fire, underlining the danger to…
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Palworld studio Pocketpair is publishing a new indie game that mixes Factorio-style automation, town building, and more – and you can try it for free on Steam
Pocketpair, the studio behind the hit survival game Palworld, is branching out into publishing by backing a new indie title that blends Factorio-style automation mechanics with town-building elements. The move signals Pocketpair’s growing ambitions beyond its own development work, lending its resources and profile to support smaller indie projects reach a wider audience following Palworld’s…
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Devlin opens up on ‘too stressful’ Hearts exit for Rangers
Cammy Devlin has said uncertainty over his future made Australia’s World Cup campaign “too stressful”, but that joining Rangers was an opportunity he could not refuse. The midfielder’s move is significant because he leaves Hearts shortly after their title disappointment to reunite with Derek McInnes, the manager he credits with helping his development. Devlin, 28,…
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Add to playlist: the ramshackle, soulful twang of Twisted Teens and the week’s best new tracks
This week’s playlist highlights Twisted Teens, a New Orleans country-punk duo praised for their soulful vocals, literate hooks and deliberately rough-hewn sound. Their rapid run of releases and distinctive style suggest they are emerging as one of 2026’s notable new bands. The article also selects new tracks spanning hip-house, cosmic Americana, post-punk, UK rap, experimental…
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Martha Reeves talks Motown, northern soul, and her first new album in 20 years: “I’m going to get my royalties”
Martha Reeves reflects on her Motown career, the enduring British affection for northern soul, and her return to recording with her first new album in around 20 years. The interview presents the release as both a creative comeback and an opportunity for Reeves to reassert control over the value of work that has remained popular…
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Nancy Armour’s disastrous Caitlin Clark article exemplifies why sportswriting and sports media is failing
The article is an opinion piece criticising sportswriter Nancy Armour’s coverage of WNBA player Caitlin Clark, arguing that it reflects broader weaknesses in contemporary sports journalism. It contends that media discussion of Clark has become overly focused on race and identity rather than her basketball ability and popularity. The piece refers to Armour’s comments about…
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The World Is Full of Married Men review – Jackie Collins’ bonkbuster as a gloriously filthy puppet show
This exuberant adaptation of Jackie Collins’ first novel turns a story of infidelity, sexual politics and female ambition into an explicitly adult puppet show at London’s Yard theatre. Using modified Barbie dolls, detailed miniature sets and live video, Malmö Dockteater creates a deliberately bizarre but highly effective production that the reviewer finds outrageously funny, inventive…