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The 10 Best Horror Books of All Time, Ranked
Collider ranks classic horror books for their lasting influence and ability to explore fundamental fears through supernatural, psychological and Gothic storytelling. – ‘The Turn of the Screw’ (1898) by Henry James is praised for its ambiguous ghost story, in which a governess may be facing spirits or losing trust in her own perceptions. – Edgar…
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Jarvis Cocker Wins
Jarvis Cocker, the Sheffield-born singer and frontman of Pulp, is the subject of this short clip titled “Jarvis Cocker Wins”. Shared to a social news community as a YouTube Short, it captures a brief moment centred on Cocker being announced or celebrated as a winner. As a Shorts-format upload, the clip is compact by nature,…
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What a slam that was
This YouTube Short, titled “What a slam that was,” captures a brief highlight moment centred on an impressive slam — the exact context of who’s involved or where it took place isn’t detailed beyond the title itself. As a Short-form clip, it’s built for quick, punchy viewing, likely showcasing a single standout moment rather than…
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Rusty Lake is back with another belter, so I get to shout about the overlooked puzzle series all over again
Eurogamer praises Servant of the Lake, the latest entry in Rusty Lake’s long-running surreal puzzle-adventure series, as another strong release. Set in 1839 at the Vanderboom estate, it casts the player as newly hired household help amid a grim, strange family conspiracy, and matters because it offers an accessible standalone route into a series the…
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Ogor Mawtribes 2026 range review: I’ve been hands on with all the new Warhammer models, here’s what I think
GamesRadar+ reported after handling the new 2026 Ogor Mawtribes miniatures that the refreshed Warhammer Age of Sigmar range substantially modernises the faction’s visual identity while retaining its food-obsessed, brutal character. Its assessment highlights Morga the Mighty/Tyrant on Glutthorn and Redd the Maw as centrepiece kits, with the former presented as a powerful frontline leader and…
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SWFC News: Wednesday could do something for the first time in 17 months vs Orient – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday begin their League One campaign away to Leyton Orient, with the match offering a chance to secure their first away victory in around 17 months. The article presents the fixture as an early test of the club’s attempt to recover after a difficult previous season and relegation from the Championship. The match is…
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Readers invited to share their weekend Nintendo game plans
Nintendo Life’s weekly community post invites readers to share the Nintendo games they plan to play over the weekend of 15–16 August. It also recaps the week’s main Nintendo news: Super Mario Sunshine joining Switch Online, an apparent leak of Zelda-themed Switch 2 hardware for the series’ 40th anniversary, and Pokémon Bank’s planned closure in…
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The 1969 hit song that keeps changing for Jarvis Cocker: “Really scared me”
“Songs stick with you…” The post The 1969 hit song that keeps changing for Jarvis Cocker: “Really scared me” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Netflix Is Officially Losing Brad Pitt’s $100M Sports Blockbuster
Netflix will remove Moneyball, the 2011 baseball drama starring Brad Pitt, from its catalogue on 31 August. The departure matters because the film has recently been available exclusively on the service, and no replacement streaming platform has been announced. Directed by Bennett Miller, Moneyball also stars Jonah Hill and Philip Seymour Hoffman, and follows the…