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‘Elden Ring’ inspired a black metal solo album from Svalbard’s Serena Cherry
Former Svalbard vocalist Serena Cherry has announced a second Noctule solo album, ‘Extinguish Thy Flame’, inspired by the video game ‘Elden Ring’. Due for release on 25 September, the black metal record follows her 2020 lockdown-era debut ‘Wretched Abyss’, which drew on ‘Skyrim’, and reflects Cherry’s view that extreme metal suits the game’s unforgiving atmosphere.…
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10 Saddest Movie Endings of All Time
Collider ranks emotionally affecting film endings, distinguishing “saddest” from merely bleak or heavy conclusions. The article warns readers that discussing these films necessarily involves major spoilers and largely avoids historical tragedies, with Titanic described as an exception. – ‘Ikiru’ (1952): A terminally ill civil servant fights bureaucracy to create something meaningful before dying, leaving uncertainty…
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All Fetching Scales for Feebas event rewards in Pokopia
Pokopia’s Fetching Scales for Feebas event offers limited-time summer-themed decorations and the chance to befriend Feebas and Milotic. – Beach volleyball set — 15 Prism Scales – Sand bed — 10 Prism Scales – Cooler — 10 Prism Scales – Big swim ring — 10 Prism Scales – Floating lantern — 10 Prism Scales -…
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Best Buy Has a Massive 24-Hour Sale on Magic: The Gathering — Now Live
Best Buy is running a one-day sale on Magic: The Gathering products on 14 August, with advertised discounts of up to 50%. The promotion coincides with the launch of the Universes Beyond: The Hobbit set and includes recent crossover products, commander decks and Draft Night bundles; the article says availability may be limited. Notable Best…
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Gears of War: E-Day’s Steam player count has once again blown past the series all-time peak thanks to the beta’s second week
During the second, fully open weekend of the Gears of War: E-Day multiplayer beta, SteamDB recorded a peak of 22,084 concurrent players on 14 August. GamesRadar+ reported that this exceeded the Steam concurrent-player peaks of previous Gears titles, following an already record-setting turnout during the earlier, access-restricted test. The figure concerns the separate Steam beta…
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The five “nothing” bands Kurt Cobain couldn’t stand: “It really offends me”
Cobain was not afraid. The post The five “nothing” bands Kurt Cobain couldn’t stand: “It really offends me” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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John Summit Coliseum Date as The Amateur Finds Streaming Success
John Summit has added a Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum date to his CTRL ESCAPE tour, with the electronic music DJ scheduled to headline the venue on 12 December 2026. The concert is listed for 7pm and is being promoted as the tour’s closing large-scale date. Ticketing information published with the announcement said presales would precede…
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Hamshaw joins coaching set-up at SWFC – set to be in dugout at Orient – thestar.co.uk
Matt Hamshaw has joined Sheffield Wednesday’s coaching set-up and is expected to be in the dugout for the Owls’ match at Leyton Orient. The appointment adds experience to the club’s backroom staff as it prepares for the fixture. Hamshaw is a former Sheffield Wednesday player who came through the club’s youth system before beginning a…
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Alan Ritchson’s 101-Minute Sci-Fi Thriller Breaks Out on Streaming Alongside ‘Reacher’ Season 4
Alan Ritchson’s 2014 film *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* has returned to streaming top-10 lists in several countries as he begins a busy period with *Reacher* Season 4. The renewed interest highlights how Ritchson’s current popularity is drawing viewers back to earlier roles, including his performance-captured portrayal of Raphael. The 101-minute action sci-fi film earned nearly…
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3 One-Hit Wonders From the 1990s I Remember Listening to on the Couch in the Summer
The article nostalgically highlights three 1990s songs described as one-hit wonders that were widely heard on television and radio during summer holidays. It argues that their memorable dance rhythms, accompanying moves and cultural visibility made them defining pop-culture fixtures of the decade. The selections are 69 Boyz’s 1994 “Tootsee Roll”, praised as both a dance…