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‘Alley Cats’ Review: Ricky Gervais’ Half-Crass, Half-Sappy, Mostly Unmemorable Netflix Cartoon
Netflix’s ‘Alley Cats’, created, written, directed and voiced by Ricky Gervais, follows a group of stray cats whose days revolve around television, scavenging and petty arguments. The review finds that the series understands cats’ capacity for both cruelty and affection, but says its shifts between crude humour and sentiment rarely produce either strong comedy or…
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The Rampage EP is out NOW
This YouTube Short is a quick-fire announcement that “The Rampage EP” has officially landed. Posted in the compact, vertical Shorts format, it’s built to grab attention fast and point viewers straight to the new release. Beyond the title itself, no further details about the artist, tracklist or sound are given on the page, but the…
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Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 18
BBC Sport has published the 18th instalment of its daily “Who am I?” quiz for The Hundred, inviting readers to identify a player taking part in the 2026 tournament. The interactive quiz releases clues after incorrect guesses, rewarding people who identify the cricketer quickly. The quiz is part of coverage of The Hundred, which runs…
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Netflix Just Quietly Released the Best Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Thriller That Spielberg Never Made
Netflix’s The Last House is presented as a sci-fi survival thriller in the tradition of Steven Spielberg, despite not being made by him. Directed by Louis Leterrier, it centres on the Delgado family, whose home becomes impossible to leave shortly before Christmas as a mysterious force connected to rainfall seals every exit; the same appears…
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Afcon’s biennial switch cost African governing body deal worth more than $1bn
The Confederation of African Football (Caf) abandoned a prospective commercial deal worth at least $1bn after deciding to hold the Africa Cup of Nations every four years rather than every two. The decision changed the rights available to bidders and forced Caf to restart its sales process, prolonging the organisation’s lack of a long-term financial…
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‘The Rover’s Golden’: A timeline of Yard Act’s Leyland chariot
Yard Act, the West Yorkshire post-punk band, has retired the golden Rover 416 cabriolet that became the mascot of their debut album, The Overload, marking it with what the band called a “Viking burial” to symbolise a new era. The car, first registered in 1994, took on a life of its own after the band’s…
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Watch Role Model Debut Reflective Song ‘Harmony’ on ‘Fallon’
Role Model performed his new song ‘Harmony’ on The Tonight Show, marking the track’s television debut on the day his third album, Chuck Timely & the Hourglass, was released. The theatrical performance featured his live band and backing singers, bringing the album’s closing track to a wider audience. The album examines Role Model’s life after…
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‘La Koreana,’ a Banner New Talent Title From Spain, Brought to Market at Locarno by Producers Lazona Zinema and Estibaliz Urresola’s Sirimiri (EXCLUSIVE)
Basque director Joana Moya’s debut feature, ‘La Koreana’, is being produced by Sirimiri Films and Lazona Zinema and presented to potential partners at Locarno’s Match Me! co-production forum. The project has attracted attention after winning the top Sideral Ikusmira Berriak Prize at a Spanish development lab, positioning it as a notable emerging Spanish film title.…
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Hear Madonna and Kylie Minogue Team Up for ‘Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix)’
Madonna and Kylie Minogue have released ‘Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix)’, their first collaboration on a recorded song. The remix adds Minogue’s vocals to Madonna’s ‘Love Sensation’ from her latest album, Confessions II, and follows the pair’s live preview of it in Amsterdam, marking a notable meeting of two major dance-pop artists. Produced by Stuart Price,…