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Ayaneo reveals yet another GBA clone colorway, but I’m not sure why it waited until it sold over 15,000 handhelds sold to do so
Ayaneo has unveiled a new colourway for its Game Boy Advance-style handheld gaming device, featuring a design with 2000s-inspired styling. The announcement comes after the handheld had already sold more than 15,000 units, prompting questions about why the company waited so long to introduce the fresh colour option rather than offering it from launch. Specific…
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LADYBUG. A SHORT FILM AT BLUDFEST by Charlie Sarsfield #yungblud #shorts
Yungblud, the British rock musician known for his flamboyant style and passionate fanbase, is the subject of this short film capturing a moment at BLUDFEST, his own music festival. The piece, titled “LADYBUG”, is directed by Charlie Sarsfield and presented in a short-form video format. The clip appears to offer a stylised, behind-the-scenes glimpse of…
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Sheffield United ‘closing in’ on signing of former Leeds United star – Yorkshire Post
Sheffield United were reported to be close to signing former Leeds United midfielder Kalvin Phillips from Manchester City. The proposed move would bring the England international back to Yorkshire and could strengthen the Blades’ midfield for the remainder of their Championship campaign. Phillips became a key player during Leeds’ promotion to the Premier League and…
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Actress Swell Ariel Or takes advocacy for Israeli women further in new film ‘Tankistas’
Israeli actress Swell Ariel Or, known for Netflix’s “The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem,” is expanding her advocacy for Israeli women and Jews through a new war drama, “Tankistas,” in which she plays an IDF unit captain during the 7 October 2023 Hamas attacks. The Tel Aviv-born star, a former IDF service member, has said she…
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Yoko Ono announces re-release of 1982 album, ‘It’s Alright (I See Rainbows)’
It will arrive on September 18th, 2026. The post Yoko Ono announces re-release of 1982 album, ‘It’s Alright (I See Rainbows)’ first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Israel vindicated by Gaza nutrition data after ‘blood libel’ starvation claims, UN envoy says
Israel’s UN ambassador, Danny Danon, has said new nutrition data from Gaza vindicates Israel and disproves allegations that it deliberately starved the population during the war with Hamas. He described the earlier starvation claims as a “blood libel” propagated by figures linked to Hamas, arguing the fresh findings expose those accusations as fabricated. The comments…
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Star Wars Officially Continues ‘The Last Jedi’ With a New Spin-Off
Marvel Comics is launching a five-issue series, Star Wars: The Fall of Kylo Ren, that fills in the gap between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, showing how Kylo Ren consolidated power after declaring himself Supreme Leader. The films never depicted this transition in detail, so the comic aims to explain how a…
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The Best Classic JRPGs You Can Still Easily Play Today
This Polygon article makes the case that not every classic role-playing game needs a modern remake to remain enjoyable, highlighting titles whose original pixel-art visuals, music and storytelling have aged well decades after release. The piece pushes back against the current industry trend of remaking beloved older games, instead pointing readers towards well-preserved entries that…
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‘The State of Us’: Samuel Bottomley Breaks Callum Scott Howells Out of Hospice for One Final Hurrah in Edinburgh-Bound Indie (Exclusive Clip)
The Hollywood Reporter has shared an exclusive clip from “The State of Us”, a British indie drama premiering in competition at the Edinburgh International Film Festival on Friday. The film, marking the feature debuts of directors Ollie Gardner and Jake Harvey, stars Samuel Bottomley as Frankie, who breaks his terminally ill best friend Taylor (Callum…
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Remembering When Devo Boldly Reinvented a Rolling Stones Classic in 1977
In early 1977, the American band Devo took on The Rolling Stones’ classic “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” as one of their first major moves, transforming it into a jerky, mechanical reworking that bore little resemblance to the original. The reinterpretation, born from a jam session in the studio, shifted the song’s tone from Mick…