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Taylor Sheridan’s 3-Part War Thriller Officially Returns in 1 Month
Paramount+ has confirmed that the third season of Taylor Sheridan’s dark ops spy thriller Lioness will launch globally on 2 August 2026, arriving in under a month. The announcement comes amid a busy year for Sheridan-produced series, and it is widely speculated that this third season could be the show’s last, giving the return added…
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Stardew Valley Official Crochet Book Announced, Out January 2027
Pre-orders are now available. Following the release of the Stardew Valley Cookbook, an official “Stardew Valley Crochet Book” has now been announced. It will be released on 26th January 2027, and pre-orders are now live. ConcernedApe has called on the expertise of crochet designer Megan Lapp and Cookbook writer Ryan Novak is also back. Read…
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Everything We Know About ‘We Were Liars’ Season 2 So Far
Prime Video is returning to Beechwood Island for a second season of its young-adult drama We Were Liars, adapted from E. Lockhart’s novel. The first season landed on the streamer in the summer of 2025 with all episodes released at once and was renewed that September; Season 2, now confirmed to be in production as…
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Music Orgs Seek U.S. Intervention as Europe Floats Rolling Back Radio Royalties for American Artists
More than a dozen U.S. music industry organisations have appealed to the federal government for help in opposing a European Union proposal that could eliminate close to $300 million in annual royalties for American artists and labels. In a letter sent on Wednesday 8 July to U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, groups including the Recording…
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De La Rose and Ryan Castro Throw a Cross-Cultural Party on ‘La Monda’
Puerto Rican singer De La Rose has released a new single, “La Monda”, a collaboration with Colombian artist Ryan Castro. The pairing marks a deliberate push towards global expansion for De La Rose, who has become one of this year’s most-streamed female Latin acts on Spotify, as she seeks to broaden her reach across different…
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How do you put a price tag on a legacy like id Software’s?
This PC Gamer article is an opinion piece reflecting on the difficulty of valuing id Software’s legacy, the studio behind foundational titles that helped define the first-person shooter genre. The piece frames the question of how one attaches a monetary or cultural price to a developer whose historical influence on PC gaming is so significant.…
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Life really DOES imitate art… five babies born last year were named Banksy
Newly released Office for National Statistics data, drawn from 2025 birth registrations in England and Wales, shows that five babies were named Banksy last year, apparently after the elusive street artist. The detail illustrates a wider point about how public figures and cultural moments shape parents’ choices, with the artist’s fame — driven partly by…
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DJ Quik Says His Son ‘Made a Mistake’ Following Murder Conviction, Pleads With Fans to Stop Asking About It
Producer DJ Quik has spoken publicly about the second-degree murder conviction of his son, David Marvin Blake Jr., during an interview with TSR Live. Quik said his son was “hanging in there” and maintaining a positive outlook, while claiming Blake had been “scapegoated” and describing the trial as chaotic. He also urged fans to stop…
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Fidji Simo, OpenAI’s No. 2 Executive, to Step Down to Focus on Recovery From Chronic Illness
Fidji Simo, OpenAI’s second-most senior executive and CEO of artificial general intelligence deployment, is stepping down from her full-time role to concentrate on recovering from a chronic illness she has lived with for seven years. Announcing the move in a note on X on Thursday, Simo said a severe flare-up of the condition three months…
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Sarah McLachlan and Allison Russell on Touring Together and Summer Nights Devoted to ‘Forgetting Madness and Being Part of Something Beautiful’
Canadian singer-songwriters Sarah McLachlan and Allison Russell have teamed up for a joint summer tour running through 9 August, framing the shows around music as a healing, communal experience where audiences can “forget madness” and reconnect. McLachlan is touring behind her 2025 album “Better Broken”, following her successful 30th-anniversary tour for “Fumbling Towards Ecstasy”, while…