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Red Kiss – guiding vampires through a blood-soaked cold war Berlin
The Guardian previews Red Kiss, an upcoming tactical narrative RPG from developer Wispfire set in a fictional 1980s cold war Berlin, in which players control vampire spies navigating a divided city. The game is notable for blending emotional, melancholic storytelling with tactical gameplay, and for its distinctive production techniques, making it a point of interest…
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Moment ‘bullying’ family use chainsaws to hack down their neighbour’s 33ft Leylandii trees and wooden fence after ‘invading’ their garden in eight-year boundary dispute
A neighbour dispute in the UK escalated into a filmed confrontation after one family used chainsaws to cut down 33ft Leylandii trees and a wooden fence belonging to next door, which they accused of “invading” their garden. The row, which has reportedly rumbled on for eight years, saw the family carrying out the felling branded…
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Wilderness Festival 2026: Five Must-See Acts
Wilderness Festival returns to the Oxfordshire countryside from 30 July to 2 August 2026, offering more than just music with wild swimming, saunas, sports-day games and a dedicated books tent alongside its line-up of over 130 artists. Clash Magazine’s William Burgess highlights five acts not to miss across the long weekend, spanning festival headliners, buzzy…
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Persona and Shin Megami Tensei artist isn’t using generative AI in his next game following backlash to his last 2 deckbuilders
Persona and Shin Megami Tensei artist Shigenori Soejima has confirmed that his upcoming game will not use generative AI, following criticism directed at his two most recent deckbuilder titles. The clarification matters because it signals continued sensitivity within the games industry to the use of AI-generated art, an issue that has repeatedly sparked backlash from…
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Live updates: Trump heads to Dover for dignified transfer; House extends government funding into December
The article text was unavailable, so its contents cannot be reliably summarised. From the headline alone, it appears to cover a presidential visit to Dover for a dignified transfer and the House’s approval of temporary government funding. The headline indicates that the funding measure would extend federal operations into December, while the Dover visit concerns…
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Fox News Power Rankings: Democrats lead in the House, but redistricting keeps the GOP in the game
Fox News’ 2026 midterm power rankings show Democrats holding a modest edge in the generic ballot and party affiliation ahead of the House elections, but Republican gains from redistricting are helping to offset that advantage. Historically, the party holding the White House has lost an average of 25 House seats in midterms during Donald Trump’s…
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Passionfroot raises $15M to expand its B2B creator marketplace to the US
Passionfroot, a Berlin-based startup running a marketplace that connects B2B creators with brands, has raised $15 million in a Series A round led by Insight Partners. The funding comes as AI-driven product launches flood the market, pushing B2B companies to rely more heavily on creators for visibility on channels such as LinkedIn, Substack and YouTube.…
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Why Samsung Gave Its Next Folding Phone a New Shape
Samsung has unveiled a new folding phone shape with the Galaxy Z Fold8, introducing a shorter, wider “passport-style” design that sits between the larger Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra and the compact Galaxy Z Flip8. Unveiled at Samsung’s second Galaxy Unpacked event of the year, the move signals a shift away from a single folding-phone form…
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Crooked Media and a Former Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton Comms Exec Are Making a Political Show About the South (Exclusive)
Jennifer Palmieri, the former White House communications director under Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign comms chief, is co-hosting a new six-part documentary series called Long Play, aimed at exploring the political nuances of the American South. Produced with Crooked Media, the company behind Pod Save America, the show seeks to move beyond daily…
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Candle True Stories’ Bosses On Revisiting Michael Jackson 20 Years After Martin Bashir Doc & Building A ’20/20′ True Crime Franchise In The UK
James Goldston, whose Candle Media-backed indie Candle True Stories produced Netflix’s recent hit Michael Jackson: The Verdict, has spoken about returning to Jackson’s story more than two decades after he exec-produced ITV’s controversial Living with Michael Jackson. That earlier documentary, hosted by Martin Bashir, was one of the catalysts for Jackson later being charged with…