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How an Indie Studio Convinced ‘Naruto’ Creator, TV Tokyo to Let Them Make Franchise’s First Official Digital Cards App (EXCLUSIVE)
Sekai, an indie studio based in Paris and Tokyo, has launched “Naruto Ninja Cards,” the first officially licensed digital card-collecting app for the “Naruto” anime franchise, in partnership with Japanese broadcaster TV Tokyo. The free-to-play app, released worldwide on Thursday, lets fans collect the series’ characters as cards, unlock exclusive artwork and take part in…
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The 1972 Wings song Paul McCartney called their greatest: “Best”
The most carefree rocker. The post The 1972 Wings song Paul McCartney called their greatest: “Best” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Dem mayor torches DNC in scathing letter for ‘abandoning’ Black voters after convention snub
Atlanta’s Democratic mayor, Andre Dickens, has publicly criticised the Democratic National Committee’s leadership after the party excluded his city from its shortlist of potential hosts for the 2028 Democratic National Convention. In a scathing letter, Dickens accused DNC leaders of “abandoning” Black voters and the wider South, arguing that the region has been taken for…
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Cook Political Report moves Iowa, Texas governor’s races in Democrats favor
The nonpartisan Cook Political Report shifted its ratings Thursday for both the Texas and Iowa gubernatorial races, giving Democrats a higher chance at claiming the seat. Cook Political Report Senate and Governors Editor Jessica Taylor wrote in her analysis that Texas’ Democratic nominee for governor, state Rep. Gina Hinojosa (D), is “surprisingly competitive” against incumbent…
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Fugitive drill rapper who went on the run twice and fled to France ahead of deportation flight is jailed – as police admit they have no idea how he escaped the country
Daniel Boakye, a 21-year-old drill rapper known as Dsavv, has been jailed for 10 months after twice escaping police custody and fleeing to France while awaiting deportation to Ghana. Police have admitted they still do not know how he managed to leave Britain or enter France, raising questions about security lapses during his time in…
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Kehlani Shuts Down Narrative That ‘R&B Is Dead’: ‘People Are Just a Little Lazy in Looking Up New Artists’
Kehlani has pushed back on the recurring claim that R&B music is dying, arguing instead that the genre is thriving but listeners have grown too complacent to seek out new artists. The singer made the comments in an interview with Leon Thomas for Billboard’s 2026 R&B/Hip-Hop Power Players issue, published on 20 August, in which…
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Linkdaze’s smart calendar is built to run a household, not just track a schedule
Linkdaze has launched a touchscreen smart calendar designed to organise an entire household’s schedule rather than just one person’s, arriving as families face the annual back-to-school scheduling scramble. Its main selling point is broad calendar compatibility, syncing with Google, iCloud, Outlook, Yahoo and the family-organising app Cozi, then colour-coding entries so each family member’s commitments…
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NITA STRAUSS Returns For Seventh Season Performing With LOS ANGELES RAMS; To Be Joined By Husband JOSH VILLALTA On Drums
Guitarist Nita Strauss is set to begin her seventh consecutive season performing at Los Angeles Rams NFL games, extending one of the best-known crossovers between rock music and professional American football. This year the arrangement gains a new dimension, as her husband and manager, drummer Josh Villalta, will officially join her on stage during games,…
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JONATHAN BROCKLEBANK: I have defended it for decades but even I can’t deny my dear Glasgow has become a drug den, a neglected midden…
In this opinion piece, Daily Mail columnist Jonathan Brocklebank reflects on Glasgow’s decline, admitting that despite decades of defending the city against its critics, he can no longer deny that it has deteriorated into what he describes as a “drug den” and a “neglected midden”. The piece reads as a personal reckoning from a long-standing…