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Addison Rae joins ‘Fortnite’ with ‘Fame Is A Gun’-inspired collab
Addison Rae has become the latest pop star to join Fortnite, with a collaboration inspired by her “Fame Is A Gun” era going live on 6th August 2026. The tie-in follows a wave of similar partnerships with musicians such as Billie Eilish, Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan, reflecting Fortnite’s continued push to bring major pop…
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Billie Joe Armstrong on the power of the World Cup and why Green Day are “not a political band”
Billie Joe Armstrong has reflected on Green Day’s shifting relationship with politics in a new interview with the LA Times, insisting the band has never seen itself as overtly political despite emerging from an outspoken punk scene and later releasing albums such as “American Idiot” and “Revolution Radio” that tackled events including 9/11, the Iraq…
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How to clean Grubby Pearls and obtain Shiny Pearls in Pokopia
Pokopia Shiny Pearls are a Bubbly Basin crafting ingredient that can only be obtained by finding and cleaning Grubby Pearls
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Prince William faces ‘work-shy’ criticism but is secretly running monarchy like a CEO, expert says
Prince William has long faced criticism for allegedly being “work-shy” compared with other royals, but according to a royal expert, he is deliberately taking a strategic, executive-style approach to his duties in order to secure the monarchy’s long-term future. Dan Wakeford, founder of Celebrity Intelligence, argues that this shift matters because it marks a departure…
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Super Troopers 3 review – misfiring cop comedy threequel
The Guardian’s review finds Super Troopers 3 a disappointing return for Broken Lizard’s comedy troupe, arguing the third instalment fails to justify its own existence and lacks the laughs of the 2001 cult original. The reviewer contends the film’s crude humour and racial jabs, once sharply framed, now feel forced, while the cast appear visibly…
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Hunt for the Wilderpeople review – Sam Neill is warm and wise in Taika Waititi’s goofily tremendous film
This Guardian review revisits Taika Waititi’s 2016 film Hunt for the Wilderpeople, prompted by the recent death of Sam Neill, one of its stars. Adapted from Barry Crump’s 1986 novel Wild Pork and Watercress, the film is praised as arguably Waititi’s masterpiece, blending his characteristic irony and comedy with strong storytelling and performances, and continues…
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Netflix Officially Revives Its Cancelled Fantasy Series With a New October Release
Netflix’s fantasy drama The Sandman, which concluded its two-season run in July 2025, is returning in physical form after being cancelled beyond that point. Amazon has confirmed that a complete-series box set will be released on 20 October 2026, giving fans of the DC comic adaptation a way to own the show even though a…
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40 years ago, Nintendo’s Metroid established a video game genre that’s still going strong today
Metroid, Nintendo’s landmark exploration-adventure game, marks its 40th anniversary today, having debuted on the Famicom Disk System in Japan. Though it began as simply another well-regarded release from a studio already known for quality titles, it went on to establish the “Metroidvania” genre, which continues to shape game design decades later. The game follows bounty…
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Brian Cox, James D’Arcy Among First Guests on Rosie Fellner’s ‘Tea With Rosie’ Podcast (Exclusive)
Actor and producer Rosie Fellner has launched a new podcast, Tea With Rosie, featuring Succession star Brian Cox among its first guests. Produced by Fellner’s company Rosebud Pictures, the show sees her hold candid, tea-fuelled conversations with guests about their careers, parenthood, success, failure and lessons learned, marking a new venture for the actor-turned-producer alongside…
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Remember When Wings Got Their Hit Album, but Nobody (Even Its Creator) Was Too Pleased With It in 1973?
In 1973, Paul McCartney’s post-Beatles band Wings scored their first major commercial success with the album Red Rose Speedway and its chart-topping single “My Love,” yet McCartney himself later admitted he “couldn’t stand” the finished record. The album’s troubled creation, marked by a departed producer and record-label interference, reflects the difficult early years McCartney faced…