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KATSEYE’s ‘WILD’ New EP: All Six Tracks Ranked
Global girl group KATSEYE has released their third EP, WILD., on 14 August through HYBE and Geffen Records, marking a new chapter after 2025’s breakout project Beautiful Chaos gave the group their first Billboard 200 top 10. The six-track release arrives at a turbulent time, as it is the group’s first project promoted without members…
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Watch God Of War Laufey Star Smash The Last Of Us Golf Club Prop On Her First Day
Deborah Ann Woll plays Faye in the upcoming PS5 game God of War Laufey, and she had quite a memorable first day on set. At San Diego Comic-Con recently, she shared a story about how, on her very first day, she broke a famous prop from The Last of Us due to her strength and…
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Live Nation Settles Lawsuit Over Luke Bryan Concert Brawl
Live Nation has settled a lawsuit brought by a man who said he suffered a traumatic brain injury during a fight at a Luke Bryan concert in Hartford, Connecticut, in 2022. The case mattered because a judge had ruled it could go to trial, finding that a jury might conclude the promoter failed to provide…
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Puma Launches Fresh Summer Shoes
This season is proving to be one for fashion and footwear collaborations. A key player in this market is, of course, Puma. The footwear giant is renowned for many styles; in particular, though, are their iconic suede shoes. Part of the label’s ongoing ‘Never Not Suede’ campaign, the Suede Bloom… The post Puma Launches Fresh…
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J. Smith-Cameron and Jefferson White Cast in Jeff Rutherford’s Sophomore Feature ‘In Our Own Sweet Way’ (EXCLUSIVE)
J. Smith-Cameron and Jefferson White have been cast in Jeff Rutherford’s independent feature “In Our Own Sweet Way”, which has recently completed filming. The project marks Rutherford’s second feature and brings together two actors best known for prominent television roles, with White also serving as a producer. Set in spring 1988, the film follows two…
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The “no good” 1963 horror Stephen King calls the genre’s lowest point
The King has spoken. The post The “no good” 1963 horror Stephen King calls the genre’s lowest point first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The End of Oak Street earns $2.5m in previews
Warner Bros.’ prehistoric adventure “The End of Oak Street” earned $2.5 million in preview screenings ahead of its opening weekend, making it the strongest of the new releases. It is nevertheless expected to finish behind Sony and Marvel’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”, which is forecast to lead the US box office for a third successive…
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Marco Rubio Claims to Like Johnny Cash — But Only EDM Remixes
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on a podcast that he does not generally enjoy country music, describing it as too sad and relying on stereotypes about its subject matter. He said, however, that he likes EDM remixes using country music, including a version of Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire”, prompting criticism and mockery…
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Phoebe Bridgers, Becky G, Benny Blanco, And All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
Rolling Stone’s weekly new-music selection highlights releases across pop, Latin, rock, rap and electronic music, led by Phoebe Bridgers’ return with “I Can’t Wait”, her first album release in six years. The roundup also spotlights Becky G’s bachata track “Mal Tiempo” and Benny Blanco and the Marías’ “Memoria de Paz”, framing the list as a…
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Streamer And Specialty Distributor Cineverse Reveals Layoffs
Cineverse has confirmed layoffs affecting its workforce of about 300 employees, following the end of its fiscal first quarter on 30 June. The streaming and speciality film distributor said the reduction in force is intended to lower costs, though it did not disclose how many jobs were cut or which areas were affected. The company…