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Helena Gao And Shushu Link On ‘lao wai [老外]’
Chinese-Danish alt-pop artist Helena Gao has released ‘lao wai [老外]’, a new single featuring Chinese artist Shushu, ahead of her EP ‘Gao Dan Dan’. The track explores Gao’s sense of being an outsider—its title means “foreigner”—and blends hyper-pop, Chinese electronic music and Scandinavian alt-pop influences. The EP is due on 10 September via After All…
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Danny DeVito-Produced Heist Comedy ‘Drag’ Boards Blue Finch Films for International Sales (EXCLUSIVE)
Blue Finch Films has acquired international sales rights outside North America for “Drag”, a heist comedy thriller produced by Danny DeVito, Lucy DeVito and Jake DeVito. The UK company will introduce the film to buyers at the Toronto Film Festival market, potentially helping secure distribution in overseas territories. Directed by Greg Yagolnitzer and Raviv Ullman,…
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All achievements in ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs and how to unlock them
ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs includes achievements tied to repairing devices, running an online resale business and decorating the workshop. Most unlock through normal progress, but one achievement is reported to be bugged. – Repair, clean and sell devices to earn early and progression-based achievements. – Complete online orders, buy stock and acquire tools such as…
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Bootleg ‘The Office’ Videos Show How Chinese AI Is Still Being Used To Plunder Hollywood IP
AI-generated clips featuring characters from The Office have highlighted continuing concerns that Chinese video-generation tools can be used to reproduce Hollywood intellectual property without effective safeguards. The example matters because it emerged while MiniMax, the maker of Hailuo 3, is defending a copyright lawsuit brought by major US studios, underscoring the growing legal and commercial…
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The Rampage EP is officially out.
The Rampage EP has landed, shared here as a short-form video announcement marking its official release. The clip appears to be a brief teaser or trailer format, built for quick sharing across social platforms. The title frames this as a drop announcement rather than a full music video, likely pointing fans towards the complete EP…
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‘Pokémon’ Officially Sets New Release for 30th Anniversary
McDonald’s Japan has launched Pokémon-themed Happy Meal toys as part of the franchise’s 30th-anniversary celebrations. The promotion adds another major brand collaboration to a year of commemorative releases, though no international availability has been confirmed. Available from 7 August 2026, the collection includes toys featuring Pikachu, Eevee, starter Pokémon and Snorlax, including rolling Poké Ball…
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How teen TV is replacing repetition with authenticity: ‘a reprieve from the algorithm’
Teen television is enjoying renewed popularity through series such as Sterling Point, Heartstopper and The Summer I Turned Pretty, which focus on emotionally open, grounded coming-of-age stories rather than sensational plots. The article argues that this approach offers younger viewers a slower, more reflective alternative to algorithm-driven short-form video, while helping streaming services develop new…
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Susanne Sundfør announces new album ‘Revelations Of Divine Love’ with ethereal single ‘I It Am’
Susanne Sundfør has announced her seventh studio album, ‘Revelations Of Divine Love’, and released its first single, the ethereal ‘I It Am’. Due on 2 October via Bella Union, the record marks a highly stripped-back project centred on love, motherhood and spiritual writing. The album was recorded live in a Norwegian church with only Sundfør’s…
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“There’s a huge amount to be learned” – how the pioneering years of gaming are being preserved for a new generation in a corner of south London
Kingston University’s free Archive of Retro Computing exhibition in south London is presenting more than 65 historic computers and consoles, tracing gaming and home computing from the mid-1970s to more recent machines. Led by computer science course leader Paul Neve, the collection aims to preserve a formative period of technology and help new audiences understand…
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Power. People. Data. But in Which Order? At Locarno Pro, a Film Panel Had Widely Different Thoughts
A Locarno Pro panel examined how power, people and data should shape decision-making in the film industry, with each speaker placing the three concepts in a different order. The discussion matters because it highlighted a continuing tension between data-led commercial assessment and the human judgement used to select and support films. Doris Ruth Eikhof argued…