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Fontaines D.C. Debut New Songs “Marianne” & “Six Shot Morning” In Cádiz Live Return
Fontaines D.C. have returned to live performance for the first time since touring their 2024 album Romance, opening a two-night stand at Baluarte de la Candelaria in Cádiz, Spain, with a set that included two brand-new songs. It was a significant moment for the Irish band, marking not only their first shows in some time…
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New Lies of P documentary teases next game “is going to be really fun and emotionally moving”
Neowiz has released a short documentary spotlighting Nough, the internal Round8 Studio team behind Souls-like hit Lies of P, offering a rare look at its perfectionist “games by gamers” development culture. The film also includes a tease from director Choi Jiwon about the studio’s next unannounced project, describing it as something that will be “really…
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A lost Final Fantasy 7 game has just been saved 20 years after its release, though it cost one preservationist $900
The long-inaccessible mobile game Dirge of Cerberus: Lost Episode – Final Fantasy VII has reportedly been fully preserved, around 20 years after its 2006 release. The recovery matters because the title, a mobile spin-off connected to Final Fantasy VII, had become unplayable after its service shut down and was tied to obsolete Japanese feature-phone technology.…
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Nolan’s The Odyssey overtakes Dark Knight Rises as his top earner
Christopher Nolan’s mythological epic *The Odyssey* has become the highest-grossing film of his career, Universal Pictures confirmed, overtaking the two Batman films that previously topped his list. It ranks as the second-highest-grossing R-rated film ever, both domestically and globally, behind only 2024’s *Deadpool & Wolverine*, and has pushed Nolan’s combined career box office past $7…
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10 songs that examine the rise of the right-wing politics in 2026
Far Out Magazine has compiled a list of ten songs from 2026 that respond to the rise of right-wing politics, spanning genres from jazz and dance-punk to indie and hardcore. The feature argues that political songwriting, once mostly associated with folk and punk, has broadened considerably this year as artists react to heightened division, identity…
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The 2001 movie scene Ridley Scott was instructed not to shoot: “So we did”
Ridley Scott has recalled defying his own lawyer’s warnings to shoot the notoriously gruesome brain-eating scene in his 2001 film Hannibal, reinforcing his reputation as a director who trusts his instincts over outside advice. The anecdote reflects Scott’s long-standing willingness to embrace shocking, visually extreme material, a trait that has defined much of his filmography…
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I threw a water balloon at a scary man then sung him our song pie n mash
This is a short, comedic vlog-style clip rather than a traditional music release, centred on a prank involving a water balloon thrown at an unsuspecting “scary man.” The creator follows up the stunt by singing him a homemade song referencing “pie n mash,” the classic East London dish, suggesting a distinctly cheeky, community-flavoured sense of…
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Role Model on His New Album, Working with Dakota Johnson — and a Possible Name Change
Musician Tucker Pillsbury, who performs as Role Model, has spoken about his new album, “Chuck Timely and The Hourglass,” in a Rolling Stone Studio interview, discussing his musical influences, his relationship with actress Dakota Johnson, and his acting debut. The wide-ranging conversation touches on his ambivalence towards conventional pop stardom, his decision to retire a…
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Drake Barks for Goth Girl
The rapper hosted a 20-v-1 dating-show to celebrate the ninth anniversary of Stake, the online crypto casino he is affiliated with. Drake Barks for Goth Girl Alex Young