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Guy Sebastian’s ex-manager Titus Day makes stunning admission over singer’s missing money as bitter years-long legal battle ends in confidential settlement
Guy Sebastian’s former manager, Titus Day, has settled a long-running legal dispute with the Australian singer over allegedly withheld earnings, with the case concluding via a confidential settlement rather than further court proceedings. The resolution brings to an end years of bitter litigation between the two men, which had centred on claims that Day mismanaged…
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UK’s largest Harry Potter shop comes to London
Warner Bros will open the UK’s largest Harry Potter shop on Oxford Street on 4 November. The flagship store is intended as an immersive attraction as well as a retail outlet, reflecting efforts to draw visitors to physical high streets with experiences that cannot be replicated online. The 21,000 sq ft store will occupy two…
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I share my house with a Terminator, Kung Fu Panda and 30 other life-sized props
Martin James, 61, lives in a one-bedroom flat in Caerphilly county with 32 life-sized film and character props, including the Terminator, Kung Fu Panda and Pennywise. He says he collects and modifies unusual items for enjoyment rather than profit, arguing that “life is too short to be boring”; his collection reflects a wider growth in…
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SUFC News: How United plan to replace Hamer as move prompts tactical rethink – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United are reportedly preparing for Gustavo Hamer’s departure, with Coventry City said to have agreed a £6m deal to re-sign the midfielder. His exit would require a tactical rethink because he has been central to United’s creativity, chance creation and set-piece threat. The club are expected to avoid a like-for-like replacement and instead reshape…
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The 1971 album Colin Blunstone of The Zombies thinks can’t be topped: “Every track is perfect”
“My constant companion…” The post The 1971 album Colin Blunstone of The Zombies thinks can’t be topped: “Every track is perfect” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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THQ’s Sacred 2 Remaster Is Finally Available For Switch, Includes All Expansions & Updates
Sacred 2: Fallen Angel Remaster is now available digitally for Nintendo Switch, following its announcement at THQ Nordic’s recent showcase. The release brings the 2008 action RPG to Nintendo’s platform with updated presentation and combat, offering a single, definitive package for both returning players and newcomers. Priced at $29.99 or the regional equivalent, the Switch…
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Hollywood goes quiet as stars rethink speaking out on politics
As the midterm elections are heating up, more and more Hollywood stars say they’re putting a freeze on speaking out about politics, perhaps feeling burned by the 2024 White House race. In recent months, entertainers from Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson to Jennifer Lawrence and Paris Hilton have said that they intend on keeping their political…
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Crunchyroll, Sony Nab Makoto Shinkai’s Untitled Next Film for Global Release
Sony’s Crunchyroll has secured global distribution rights to acclaimed anime director Makoto Shinkai’s next film, co-distributing the untitled project with Sony Pictures Entertainment outside Asia (with India grouped alongside Western territories). The deal, announced on Tuesday, extends Crunchyroll’s dominance as the leading Western distributor of Japanese animation and comes after years of anticipation over what…
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‘Ted Lasso’ Just Quietly Connected Itself to Quentin Tarantino’s Movie Universe
Ted Lasso has returned to Apple TV for a fourth season after seemingly wrapping up for good in 2023, and eagle-eyed fans have spotted a small but notable detail in the premiere: a pack of Red Apple cigarettes visible while Ted works at a grocery store checkout. The fictional cigarette brand was created by filmmaker…