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Physical Games Are “Irrelevant” To GameStop’s Business, Says CEO
GameStop chief executive Ryan Cohen said the decline of physical video games would be irrelevant to the retailer’s business, despite the industry’s continuing move towards digital releases. His comments matter because they suggest GameStop now relies far less on game sales than its name and traditional business model imply. Cohen told Bloomberg that software accounts…
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3 Southern Rock Songs From the 1970s That Sound Like a Bar Fight at Closing Time
American Songwriter has put together a short list of 1970s Southern rock songs that, in the writer’s view, would suit the soundtrack to a raucous bar-room brawl. The feature is one of the outlet’s regular “The List” round-ups, celebrating the genre’s aggressive, high-energy sound through a playful lens rather than reporting any news event. -…
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UK heatwave hits two-week mark
The BBC has reported that the current UK heatwave has now lasted a fortnight, with the story presented as a video segment in the broadcaster’s Science & Environment section. The prolonged spell of hot weather continues to draw attention as an ongoing severe weather event affecting the UK. Specific details such as exact temperatures, affected…
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Four’s Company: How John Ross Bowie’s Kripke Was Added To ‘Stuart Fails To Save The Universe’s Original 3 ‘Big Bang’ Leads In Nod To ‘Lost In Space’
HBO Max’s long-gestating Big Bang Theory spinoff, now titled “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe,” has expanded its cast from three leads to four, with John Ross Bowie joining as returning character Barry Kripke. Warner Bros Television originally signed Kevin Sussman, Brian Posehn and Lauren Lapkus in October 2024 as the show’s three stars, but…
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Bethesda outlines roadmap for Elder Scrolls, Fallout and Starfield
Bethesda has set out its future plans for its major franchises, following recent Xbox layoffs and studio divestments that had raised questions over the fate of its flagship series. The Elder Scrolls 6 remains the studio’s top priority, with the majority of its team working on the game, though no release timeline was given and…
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Leaked Iran report finds record public anger as regime focuses on holding power
A leaked confidential report prepared for Iran’s presidency has revealed record levels of public discontent with the ruling system, prompting questions in Washington about whether the Islamic Republic is more vulnerable to instability than previously assumed. The document, reportedly titled “What Iran Wants,” suggests that dissatisfaction with the regime has reached unprecedented levels, with officials…
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RIVAL SONS Guitarist SCOTT HOLIDAY Announces Solo Project HOL1D4Y
Rival Sons guitarist Scott Holiday has announced a new solo project called HOL1D4Y, with a debut album, “Topology”, set for release on 25 September 2026 through Rival Sons’ own label, Sacred Tongue Recordings, distributed worldwide via Thirty Tigers. The project matters as a departure for Holiday, marking the first time in his three-decade career that…
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Apple dethrones Nvidia to regain title of world’s most valuable company
Apple overtook Nvidia on Friday to reclaim the title of world’s most valuable company, marking a notable shift in investor sentiment towards artificial intelligence stocks. Nvidia had held the top spot for nearly a year after becoming the first company to pass a $5tn valuation in October, but its shares fell 3.5% while Apple’s held…
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Bethesda provides Starfield proof of life – the space RPG “remains an important part of our future,” has been played by over 17 million players, and there’s plenty to come in Year 3
Bethesda has confirmed that Starfield remains an active priority, releasing an anniversary update to mark the space RPG’s continued development heading into its third year. The studio revealed the game has now been played by more than 17 million people, and stated that it “remains an important part of our future,” signalling that further content…
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Samsung’s Freestyle+ projector is now available for $1,200
Samsung has launched its Freestyle+ projector for $1,200, an upgraded version of its portable Freestyle line that now offers stronger distortion correction and surface adaptation for casual home or outdoor use. The higher price marks a significant jump from the second-generation Freestyle, which retailed at $800, reflecting the addition of premium features aimed at making…