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Kenny Mason Is Still Pushing Boundaries
Kenny Mason discusses his album ‘BULLDAWG’, presenting it as his most personal work and a statement of self-acceptance. The Atlanta artist says the project reflects a shift away from seeking external validation, instead defining the music, identity and compromises he is willing to make on his own terms. The title draws on Mason’s Georgia upbringing…
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Pokémon Go Is Giving All Players a Perfect Mewtwo to Apologize for Times Square Stunt
Pokémon Go developer Scopely will give every player a perfect-stat Mewtwo with a special 10th-anniversary background after backlash over an invite-only Times Square event. The July event, attended by influencers, creators and press, offered the rare Pokémon exclusively and prompted criticism when some attendees reportedly listed it for resale online. Players can earn the Mewtwo…
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Watch Matthew McConaughey cover Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin Texas’ on ‘The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’
Matthew McConaughey joined Jimmy Fallon for a live bluegrass rendition of Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin’ Texas’ on The Tonight Show. The performance drew a positive reaction from Langley, underlining the actor’s longstanding connection to Texas and his willingness to venture into music-related appearances. McConaughey, who is from Austin, performed the song during the programme on 12…
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You can now watch classic movies like The Martian, E.T. and Zodiac on Apple TV
Apple TV has added around 20 established films, including The Martian, E.T., Titanic and Zodiac, to its subscription streaming catalogue. The move is unusual for a service chiefly associated with original productions, and could help it attract and retain subscribers by offering recognisable library titles alongside its own series. The films were previously generally available…
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Google refunds Lord of the Rings buyer after library removal
A Google customer was refunded after their purchased extended editions of The Lord of the Rings disappeared from their Google Movies library and support initially refused to help. The case highlights the uncertain nature of digital media purchases, where customers may lose access when a title leaves a platform’s catalogue despite having paid for it.…
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25 Best Scary Ocean Thriller Movies
Collider ranks 25 ocean-set thriller and horror films, highlighting fears of isolation, deep water and unseen danger. – ‘Jaws 2’ (1978) is praised as an enjoyable, campy shark sequel, strengthened by Roy Scheider’s return as Chief Brody. – ‘The Caine Mutiny’ (1954) centres on a naval commander’s instability, with Humphrey Bogart’s threatening performance driving its…
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Space Marine 2 Maker Saber Interactive Confirms It Will an Add AI Label to Rideshare Stimulator on Steam Following Controversy
Saber Interactive has said it will add an AI disclosure to the Steam page for Rideshare Stimulator after criticism over the game’s use of generative technology. The move matters because Steam requires developers to disclose player-visible or in-game AI, and the controversy has raised broader concerns about whether AI is replacing creative workers in game…
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Twitch are scraping streams for AI training by default, and even their own execs don’t know what user data may have been swept up
Twitch has acknowledged that streamed content is used to train Amazon’s generative AI models by default, with users required to find and enable an opt-out setting in their security controls. The disclosure has prompted criticism because Twitch executives could not clearly explain what data Amazon has used or whether personal information was included, raising concerns…
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David Tennant’s 10/10 Hulu Series Officially Returns in 2026
Collider reports that the second half of Rivals’ second season will arrive on Hulu in the United States in November 2026. The return matters because the first six episodes ended on a major cliffhanger, with a popular character dying and David Tennant’s Lord Tony Baddingham continuing his campaign of intimidation. Rivals is also available internationally…
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James: Getting Away With It review – hippies, hardnuts and dreamers unite
This documentary follows the Manchester indie band James from their early, accident-prone years to their breakthrough around the early-1990s baggy scene. The review finds it charming, funny and at times stirring, despite being an unusually insider-led portrait that gives limited attention to the band’s wider cultural setting or music. The film recounts how singer Tim…