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THE FLOWER KINGS Announce 18th Studio Album ‘Hope’, Share First Single ‘In A World Of Fools’
The Flower Kings have announced their 18th studio album, ‘Hope’, due for release on 23 October 2026 via InsideOut Music, and shared its first single, ‘In A World Of Fools’. The progressive rock band say the record addresses division and declining empathy while ultimately offering a hopeful message, marking a return to their long-form, ambitious…
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Nicole Kidman Is 100% ‘That Girl’ in Ultra Glam Video For Troye Sivan’s ‘She’s the Best’ Single
Troye Sivan has released the video for his new single “She’s the Best”, starring Nicole Kidman as the song’s glamorous central figure. The video follows Kidman through city streets, a drag-show dressing room and a nightclub, where she exchanges intense looks with Sivan; it marks a high-profile collaboration between the Australian artists, who first met…
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After a public scrap between CEO and former writer, Saber Interactive finally adds AI disclaimer to Steam page and doubles down: ‘AI can and should help shape gamer experiences’
Saber Interactive has added a generative-AI disclosure to the Steam page for its forthcoming driving game, Rideshare Stimulator, after a public dispute with former lead writer Stella Sacco. The move confirms AI will be used in an experimental free-ride mode and matters because it follows criticism that the game’s previous Steam listing did not disclose…
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Movements Unleash Frantic Single ‘Live By The Sword’
Movements have released ‘Live By The Sword’, a new single from their forthcoming fourth album, ‘Happier Now’. The track is presented as a tense, energetic song combining hushed vocal chants with driving guitar work, offering another preview of the band’s developing sound ahead of the album release. ‘Happier Now’ is due on 4 September through…
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Is Cyberpunk 2077 wet enough?
Polygon examines the long-standing association between cyberpunk and rain-soaked, dramatic weather, asking whether Cyberpunk 2077 matches the visual legacy of films such as Blade Runner. The piece matters chiefly as a cultural critique of how the game adopts, adapts or falls short of a defining genre aesthetic. The article frames wet weather as a recurring…
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Bravo’s Steven McBee Jr stands by Sophie Cunningham, blasts ‘Summer House’ star for stance on trans athletes
Steven McBee Jr, a star of Bravo’s “The McBee Dynasty”, publicly supported WNBA player Sophie Cunningham in the debate over transgender participation in women’s sport. In an interview with Tomi Lahren, he criticised a “Summer House” cast member and what he described as “fake left-wing feminists” for opposing Cunningham’s position, framing the issue as one…
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Asus ROG Harpe II Extreme Edition 20 review
Asus’s ROG Harpe II Extreme Edition 20 is a 20th-anniversary gaming mouse designed as a premium collector’s product, combining unusually high-end specifications with 24K gold-plated detailing and a translucent black shell. Its significance lies less in providing essential gaming performance than in illustrating the growing market for luxury, commemorative PC peripherals. The mouse weighs 82g…
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‘We get 200 tourists a day’: when your house becomes a TV star
Residents of homes made famous by television programmes describe how fan tourism can disrupt everyday life, with visitors taking photographs, entering properties and sometimes behaving intrusively. The article shows that television’s cultural reach can turn private homes into unofficial attractions, forcing owners to balance public interest with privacy and security. Examples include an Emmerdale house…
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The Most Terrifying Horror Franchise of the Decade Officially Returns Next Month
The Smile horror franchise is returning next month with Any Given Smile, a five-issue prequel comic set in 1995. Published by IDW, the series expands the fictional curse’s history beyond the two films, placing its supernatural horror within the high-pressure world of professional American football. The first issue, due on 23 September, is written by…