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Iceage confirm 10-date North American tour for spring 2027
Danish punk band Iceage have confirmed a 10-date North American headline tour for spring 2027, promoting their new album “For Love of Grace & the Hereafter.” The run begins on 2 April in Seattle at Neumos and closes on 15 April in Washington DC at Black Cat, with stops including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago,…
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Darkest Dungeon Is Getting an Expansion from a Dark Souls Veteran
Vault Comics is set to launch a crowdfunding campaign in October to fund a series of canonical graphic novels expanding the universe of Darkest Dungeon, Red Hook Studios’ punishing 2016 roguelike role-playing game. The project marks a significant expansion of the franchise beyond video games, following the 2016 original, its 2023 sequel, and new DLC…
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Disney Doubles Down on Video Podcasts, Inks Streaming Deal With iHeartMedia
The Walt Disney Company has struck a deal with iHeartMedia to stream video versions of six iHeartPodcasts titles on Disney+ and Hulu, expanding its growing push into companion and rewatch podcasts tied to its film and TV properties. The move reflects a wider industry trend of streamers using podcasts to deepen fan engagement, with executives…
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Jonas Brothers Podcast Coming to Disney+ and Hulu, Along With Five Other iHeartMedia Shows
Disney has signed a licensing deal with iHeartMedia to bring six podcasts to Disney+ and Hulu, headlined by “Hey Jonas!”, the newly launched show from Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas. The move reflects a wider push by Disney’s streaming platforms to court fans through video podcast content, tying releases closely to existing franchises and shows…
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Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson Boards ‘Payday’ TV Series as Executive Producer (EXCLUSIVE)
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has joined the television adaptation of the “Payday” video game franchise as an executive producer, Variety reported exclusively. He will produce through his G-Unit Film & Television banner, working alongside Vice Studios and video game developer Starbreeze Entertainment, which are behind the project. Development on the series was first announced in…
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‘The Sticks’: Scott Bakula, Logan Marshall-Green & More Cast Confirmed; First Look At Netflix YA Hockey Drama Starring Michelle Monaghan
Netflix has revealed the title and additional cast for its upcoming young-adult hockey drama, now called The Sticks, headlined by Michelle Monaghan, several months after production wrapped. The announcement adds television veterans Scott Bakula and Logan Marshall-Green as series regulars, alongside newcomer Alex MacIsaac, positioning the show as part of a growing wave of hockey-themed…
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J Balvin: ‘People See the Glory, but Not the Story’
J Balvin, the Colombian reggaetón star, reflects on his two-decade career in a wide-ranging interview conducted as part of Rolling Stone’s Residency at the Cherry Lane Theatre. He stresses that his success, from breakthrough hits to global chart records, has not come easily, describing a long, gradual climb through mental health struggles, controversies and feuds…
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I’ve played Larian’s RPG for over 1000 hours, and these are the 5 best ways to replay Baldur’s Gate 3
A GamesRadar+ writer who has spent more than 1,000 hours playing Baldur’s Gate 3 recommends five approaches for making a new playthrough feel substantially different. The advice matters because the game’s branching choices, party relationships and character builds can lead to markedly different stories and outcomes, giving players reasons to return after completing its main…
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Bose CEO Lila Snyder on the fight for high-quality audio
Bose CEO Lila Snyder discussed the company’s ongoing transformation with Decoder host Nilay Patel, four years after her last appearance on the podcast. Since then, she has sold off Bose Professional, acquired high-end audio brands McIntosh Labs and Sonus faber, and pivoted the company towards licensing its core audio technology to other manufacturers, turning Bose…
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When Nazareth snubbed Axl Rose’s invitation to play at his wedding
Disaster. The post When Nazareth snubbed Axl Rose’s invitation to play at his wedding first appeared on Far Out Magazine.