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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…
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Quicksand and Fucked Up Announce Fall 2026 Canadian Tour
The New York post-hardcore band and the Canadian hardcore-punk act are teaming up for a 10-date outing. Quicksand and Fucked Up Announce Fall 2026 Canadian Tour Spencer Kaufman
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‘Marvel Tokon’ Reportedly Moves 500K Units In First Week, Kicking Off Sales Figures Debate
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls reportedly sold about 485,000 copies in its first week, prompting disagreement over whether this represents a weak launch or a viable start for a fighting game. The debate matters because the title has faced PC technical problems and regional availability limits, which may have constrained sales, while its one-versus-one format requires…
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Ken Burns Says Election Rigging Fears Unearthed in ‘American Revolution’ Doc Sounded So Trump-Esque He Had to Cut Them
Ken Burns told the Edinburgh International Film Festival that he removed passages from his forthcoming series The American Revolution because their references to disputed elections and political chaos felt too close to contemporary US politics. He said he feared viewers would assume the material had been inserted as a direct comment on Donald Trump’s return…
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Fontaines D.C. Tease Fifth Album Is on the Way
In an Instagram post, they simply wrote, “5.” Fontaines D.C. Tease Fifth Album Is on the Way Eddie Fu
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Jason Statham Officially Returns to Theaters With New 95-Minute Action Movie Next Week
Jason Statham will return to cinemas on 21 August with *Mutiny*, a 95-minute action film and his second major release of 2026. The release is notable because Statham has continued to prioritise theatrical films despite mid-budget action increasingly moving to streaming platforms. His previous film this year, *Shelter*, earned about $53 million worldwide against a…