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The Lord of the Rings: War in the North re-release is just the start as publisher teases “more classic releases” from Middle-earth are on the way
Aspyr has re-released 2011 action role-playing game The Lord of the Rings: War in the North as the Legacy Edition, bringing it to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Switch 2 and PC storefronts. The original Snowblind Studios game had become difficult to obtain after being delisted and was previously tied to the PlayStation…
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Netflix Officially Sets New Theatrical Release From ’28 Years Later’ Director
Netflix has set a limited cinema release for Danny Boyle’s next film, Ink, before its streaming debut. The move gives the film a chance to qualify for awards consideration and places it prominently in the 2026–27 awards season. Ink will open in selected cinemas on 11 December 2026 and arrive on Netflix on 8 January…
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Dimension 20 Returns on Dropout: Here’s A First Look at Its Twisted Take on Toy Story
Dropout has unveiled a trailer for Dimension 20: Toylight, a six-episode tabletop role-playing campaign in which the regular “Intrepid Heroes” cast play toys battling an enchanted force linked to a child’s fading imagination. The season presents a darkly comic twist on toy-based fantasy, with elaborate miniature sets turning children’s toys and wooden blocks into a…
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Patrick Ness to adapt Korean fantasy novel for Disney
Disney Live Action has appointed Patrick Ness to adapt Miye Lee’s Korean fantasy novels, The Dallergut Dream Department Store, into a live-action film planned as the first instalment of a trilogy. The project brings a successful Korean publishing property to Disney’s slate and places an established novelist and screenwriter at the centre of its development.…
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Final Fantasy Resonance Shows Off 11-Minute Shiva Battle and Squall Summon on PS5
Square Enix has released a 16-minute gameplay video for Final Fantasy Resonance on PS5, centred on an uninterrupted boss battle against Shiva. The footage offers a closer look at the forthcoming turn-based RPG’s combat and character-building systems, rather than the wider story or exploration, and suggests the game is drawing heavily on Final Fantasy series…
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The 1940 song that stuck with Frank Sinatra “all his life”
“Our romance is through…” The post The 1940 song that stuck with Frank Sinatra “all his life” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Love Songs From the 70s That Were Real-Life Apologies
American Songwriter highlights three 1970s love songs presented as real-life apologies, linking their lyrics to personal jealousy, relationship breakdowns and guilt. The article argues that these songs feel especially sincere because they were rooted in genuine emotional situations rather than purely fictional romance. – “Jealous Guy” by John Lennon is described as an apology to…
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The Paper season two trailer shows editor hiding newsroom romance
Peacock’s trailer for the second season of The Paper shows editor Ned Sampson and reporter Mare Pritti trying to conceal their new relationship while the Toledo Truth Teller seeks to maintain its award-winning momentum. The mockumentary comedy will also place the newsroom under pressure as Ned pursues a story involving a local private club, potentially…
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Steve Lacy gives the go ahead for ‘Oh Yeah?’ North American tour
Kicking off this September. The post Steve Lacy gives the go ahead for ‘Oh Yeah?’ North American tour first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Riz Ahmed on Why ‘Bait’ Is His Most Vulnerable and Personal Piece of Work to Date
Riz Ahmed has described Prime Video’s six-part series “Bait” as his most vulnerable and personal work, after spending a decade bringing it to the screen. The Emmy-nominated actor created, wrote, executive-produced and stars in the comedy-drama, which satirises a struggling London actor whose disastrous James Bond audition unexpectedly makes him a viral sensation. Ahmed says…