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10 Most Universally Loved Movie Trilogies of All Time
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten movie trilogies it considers most universally acclaimed, highlighting film series that have maintained exceptional critical and audience praise across all instalments. The list spans genres from arthouse cinema to family animation and blockbuster franchises, citing examples such as the Three Colours trilogy, The Godfather films, the…
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Jorja Smith to headline The O2 as part of London venue’s 20th birthday celebrations
Jorja Smith has been announced as the latest headline act for The O2’s 20th anniversary celebrations, marking her first-ever headline show at the London venue. The performance is significant for both parties: it will be Smith’s only UK arena show of 2027, and forms part of a wider programme celebrating two decades since the venue…
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Denis Villeneuve’s Forgotten Sci-Fi Masterpiece Surges on Apple TV
Denis Villeneuve’s 2016 film Arrival has climbed back into the streaming charts on Apple TV in the United States, arriving among the ten most-watched films on the platform just days after being added there. The resurgence comes as anticipation builds for Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Three, due in cinemas in around four months, with IMAX 70mm…
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Alex Amor’s Debut Album ‘Heavenly Bodies’ Conjures Celestial Indie Pop
Scottish songwriter Alex Amor has released her debut album ‘Heavenly Bodies’ in full, marking a significant milestone in her young career after building a following through three EPs that have racked up more than eight million streams. The dream pop-influenced record, released via VERO Music, showcases her melodic songwriting and wordplay, and arrives as she…
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‘Darth Vader’ advocated in person for more Flock surveillance camera tech at a San Diego city council meeting: ‘This technology will help us find the rebel scum and their hidden base on Hoth’
A person dressed as Darth Vader spoke in person at a San Diego city council meeting to argue in favour of expanding the city’s use of Flock Safety surveillance cameras, framing the pitch as a Star Wars-themed joke by saying the technology would help “find the rebel scum and their hidden base on Hoth”. The…
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10 Addictive Crime Shows That Are Impossible To Stop Watching
This is a list-style feature article from Collider by film and TV writer Liam Gaughan, spotlighting ten crime television series he considers so compelling that viewers find it hard to stop watching them. The piece argues that crime has become television’s most important and lucrative genre, evolving from classic procedurals and legal thrillers into the…
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Not hanging around – England lose final two wickets early on day three
England’s first innings ended early on day three of the first Test against Pakistan at Headingley, as they lost their last two wickets in quick succession. Resuming on 366-8 overnight, the hosts batted for only 39 minutes before being dismissed, with the loss of Jamie Smith and Josh Tongue completing the innings at 409 all…
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Jaafar Jackson says ‘Michael 2’ will show child abuse scandal from Michael Jackson’s “point of view”
Michael actor Jaafar Jackson has said its upcoming sequel will portray the child sexual abuse allegations against Michael Jackson from the late singer’s own “point of view”. Speaking to GQ, Jackson, who plays his uncle as an adult in the biopic, said the family felt Michael’s own voice had been missing from how the allegations…
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Having Duskbloods connectivity issues? FromSoftware says sit closer to your router or use an ethernet cable
FromSoftware’s closed network test for The Duskbloods, its upcoming PvPvE action game, has been hit by connectivity issues, with players reporting they are stuck on the title screen and unable to enter matches. The developer’s response—advising players to move closer to their router or switch to a wired connection—has been met with scepticism, as it…
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What does Tyson’s shutdown of two US beef plants mean for grocery costs?
Tyson Foods, the largest US meatpacking company, is closing plants in Iowa and Utah and selling a facility in Washington state, cutting hundreds of jobs as cattle supplies hit a 75-year low. The closures come amid a historic cattle shortage caused by prolonged drought, rising costs and consolidation among ranchers, but economists say the move…