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The 2002 song Noel Gallagher accused of making our kids thick: “It’s so negative”
Difficult to please. The post The 2002 song Noel Gallagher accused of making our kids thick: “It’s so negative” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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SpaceX has officially acquired AI coding startup Cursor
SpaceX has completed its acquisition of Cursor, the AI coding startup, following an announcement in June and earlier collaboration on model training. The deal matters because Cursor says access to SpaceX’s extensive computing resources could let it develop stronger AI models while reducing costs for customers. SpaceX reportedly paid $60 billion and had already merged…
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Disney’s ‘The Greatest Showman’ Musical Sets Spring 2027 West End Opening, Principal Cast
Disney’s stage adaptation of The Greatest Showman will open at London’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane in spring 2027, with its principal cast now announced. The production extends Disney Theatrical Group’s development of the hit 2017 film and follows a sold-out pre-West End run in Bristol, although no Broadway plans have been confirmed. Oliver Tompsett will…
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Netflix Officially Says Goodbye to Vin Diesel’s 119-Minute Sci-Fi Epic
Netflix will remove Vin Diesel’s 2013 sci-fi film Riddick on 31 August, ending its current run on the service. The departure also affects the earlier films Pitch Black and The Chronicles of Riddick, meaning the full trilogy will no longer be available there and no replacement streaming service has been announced. Riddick, which runs for…
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Los Angeles Metal Band STRYFE To Release ‘Breathe’ Single Through CANDLEPOWER RECORDS
Candlepower Records and ElectraCast Media have signed a distribution agreement with Los Angeles progressive metal band STRYFE. The band’s first Candlepower release, the single ‘Breathe’, is due on 22 August, marking a new label partnership intended to broaden its reach in the metal scene. STRYFE combines heavy rock and progressive metal with Armenian classical and…
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Bolton v Preston, Middlesbrough v Lincoln, Bristol City v Millwall and more: football – live
Bolton led Preston 2-0 at half-time in the opening weekend of the 2026-27 Championship season, with Sam Dalby and Thierry Gale scoring for the newly promoted side. Elsewhere, Leicester led Notts County in League One, while Reading’s earlier 3-1 advantage over Luton had been overturned to 3-3. The live coverage also previewed Saturday’s 3pm Championship…
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Say Goodbye to Gerard Butler’s Cult-Classic Crime Thriller Before It Leaves Netflix
Gerard Butler’s 2018 crime thriller *Den of Thieves* is due to leave Netflix in September 2026, giving subscribers a final opportunity to watch it on the service. The article presents the film as one of Butler’s better-regarded recent releases and notes its enduring audience appeal despite a less enthusiastic critical response. The film earned about…
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Riffs on GoldenEye 007, Star Fox and Kingdom Hearts, and other new indie games worth checking out
Engadget’s indie-games roundup highlights several recent success stories and new releases, with a particular focus on games inspired by well-known classics. – Meccha Chameleon, a hide-and-seek party game, has sold over 20 million copies in two months. – Machine Party has surpassed one million sales since late July and added couch co-op. – Big Walk…
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‘It’s a Relentless Onslaught’: Wolverine PS5 Dev Responds to Unprecedented Criticism
Insomniac Games’ communications director James Stevenson has criticised what he described as a “relentless onslaught” of negative social-media commentary about Marvel’s Wolverine for PS5. The backlash centres on clips mocking the game as unoriginal or simplistic, despite generally positive early previews, and raises concerns about algorithm-driven hostility and its effect on developers’ mental health. Examples…