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Ronald Isley and Rudolph Isley’s estate end court fight over The Isley Brothers trademark
Ronald Isley and the estate of his late brother Rudolph have ended their legal dispute over ownership of The Isley Brothers trademark. The Chicago federal case was dismissed permanently by agreement, meaning Rudolph’s estate cannot bring the same claims again, but the court did not decide who should own the mark. Ronald registered THE ISLEY…
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ABC and NBC to Add 11 More NBA Games This Season, Further Squeezing Hollywood
ABC and NBC will broadcast 11 additional NBA games during the 2026–27 season, expanding their combined schedule from 79 to 90 games. The change shifts more prime broadcast time towards live sport, reducing space for original entertainment programmes and reruns, and is presented as another pressure point for Hollywood’s creative workforce. The extra games represent…
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2011 Lord Of The Rings Game Didn’t Get A “Fair Shake” Launching Near Skyrim, Former WB Boss Says
Christian Allen, who was on the leadership team at Warner Bros. Games when 2011’s The Lord of the Rings: War in the North came out, has commented on the recent re-release, saying he’s happy the game is coming back because it didn’t get a “fair shake” upon its original release. Why’s that? He said he…
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Palworld TCG devs “sincerely apologize” as unprecedented demand and scalpers make enjoying the Pokemon rival next to impossible
Bushiroad, the producer of the Palworld Official Card Game, apologised on 12 August after its debut booster set, Dawn of Palpagos, remained difficult for customers to buy. The game launched on 30 July and had already recorded more than 3.5 million pack sales worldwide through pre-orders, according to the official Palworld card-game site. Strong demand…
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Bill Ackman, who called Universal Music ‘one of the best businesses we have ever owned’, steers clear of music in Pershing Square stock-buying splurge
Pershing Square, Bill Ackman’s investment firm, has revealed six new shareholdings but none is in the music sector, despite Ackman previously describing Universal Music Group (UMG) as one of the fund’s best investments. The move follows Pershing Square’s complete exit from UMG after its takeover proposal was rejected, marking the end of a five-year relationship…
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GameSir T7 Pro Sugar Whirl review
The GameSir T7 Pro Sugar Whirl is judged to be a strong-value wireless Xbox controller, particularly because it combines true wireless console connectivity with modern TMR anti-drift sticks and a charging dock. The review considers it close to an ideal budget-focused GameSir pad, though its colourful pastel design and conventional membrane buttons will not suit…
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Fontaines DC share teaser for new single ‘Marianne’ as fifth album announcement approaches
Album five is on the horizon. The post Fontaines DC share teaser for new single ‘Marianne’ as fifth album announcement approaches first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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‘High Potential’ Season 3 Just Teased the Story Fans Have Been Waiting For
Collider reports that *High Potential* may finally explore the long-running romantic tension between LAPD consultant Morgan and Detective Karadec in its third season. The potential storyline matters because their unresolved “will-they-won’t-they” dynamic has been a central element of the ABC crime drama since its debut. Season 3 is scheduled to premiere in January 2027 after…
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Zhamira Zambrano throws one of the worst celebrity first pitches ever, Mayor Frey dancing & Mendoza is ready
This is a sports and entertainment opinion column by Outkick’s Joe Kinsey, mixing personal anecdotes with quick-hit sports and culture commentary. The piece covers several unrelated topics loosely tied together under the “Screencaps” format, ranging from weather in Ohio to a widely mocked celebrity first pitch and debate over an NFL rookie quarterback’s readiness. Key…
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‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ Showrunners’ New Series Cancelled at Disney+
Disney+ has cancelled development of a live-action Power Rangers series led by Percy Jackson and the Olympians showrunners Jonathan E. Steinberg and Dan Shotz. The decision ends a planned revival of the long-running Hasbro franchise and reflects the financial challenges of producing expensive streaming drama based on intellectual property the platform does not own. The…