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Zach John King Shares How He Landed Brooks & Dunn on His Latest Single, Reveals What He’s Learned from the Duo (Exclusive)
Country singer Zach John King has collaborated with Brooks & Dunn on his new single, “Way to Go”, after building a relationship with the veteran duo. The collaboration matters because it gives the emerging artist support from one of country music’s most enduring acts, while King says their career longevity and live performances have shaped…
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Cinema Guild Takes North American Rights on Éric Baudelaire’s ‘For the Moon’ Ahead of New York Film Festival Launch (EXCLUSIVE)
Cinema Guild has acquired North American distribution rights to Éric Baudelaire’s documentary “For the Moon” ahead of its premiere in the Currents section of the New York Film Festival. The deal will bring the film to cinemas and other platforms, extending the reach of a work that examines perception and image-making through collaboration with visually…
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What game genres are women allowed to play?
The article examines the gendered assumptions that shape which video-game genres women are considered “allowed” to enjoy or discuss. It argues that these expectations can marginalise women players and limit recognition of their interests and expertise. It frames the issue as one of gatekeeping across gaming culture, rather than a question with a legitimate genre-based…
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Game of the Week – Marvel Tokon is a heroic fighter that’s easy to get into, and villainous to master
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is presented as an approachable but demanding new Marvel fighting game, combining Arc System Works’ anime-inspired visual style with large-scale tag-team battles. The article argues that its design lowers the barrier for newcomers while retaining the strategic depth needed to master its systems, making it a significant attempt to revive Marvel’s…
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Grand Theft Auto 2 – The Legacy Review
Grand Theft Auto 2 boasts a number of noticeable technical improvements over the original and feels far better to play, but I’m glad its odd and unrecognisable setting was a one-time experiment.
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52-Year-Old Pop Superstar Reveals Autism Diagnosis After Years of Searching for Answers
Robbie Williams has said he was recently diagnosed with autism as well as ADHD, describing the news as an explanation for aspects of his behaviour and thought patterns. The former Take That singer said the diagnosis had given him greater insight rather than defining him, and highlighted the role creativity plays in managing anxiety and…
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TOMMY VICTOR On PRONG’s New Self-Titled Album: ‘There’s A Little Bit More Rejuvenation In The Sound Of The Band’
Prong guitarist and vocalist Tommy Victor says the band’s forthcoming self-titled album represents a “new renaissance”, driven by a move to Napalm Records, frequent touring and what he sees as a more modern, revitalised sound. Due on 6 November, the record combines the group’s established New York hardcore, thrash, crossover and industrial-metal influences with more…
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‘Objet a’ Review: Ann Oren’s Wickedly Kinky Curiosity Eroticizes Everything From Mushrooms to Mushroom Cuts
Ann Oren’s “Objet a” is reviewed as a strange, sensual and deliberately provocative follow-up to her 2022 film “Piaffe”. The film follows two highly controlled hand surgeons whose private desires disrupt their orderly lives, using fetishism and erotic curiosity to explore the objects and absences that drive desire. The critic considers it a more ambitious…
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Palworld fans ‘do not realize the sheer number of collabs we’ve rejected’ even with the survival game’s ‘fun-first approach’
Palworld developer Pocketpair says it has rejected a large number of potential crossover collaborations, despite adopting a “fun-first” approach to partnerships. The comments suggest the studio is trying to protect the survival game’s identity and avoid using collaborations simply as marketing opportunities, even as other live-service games increasingly rely on branded tie-ins. Pocketpair did not…