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Ed Sheeran bids to convert barns at £1.1million 17th century farm into ‘music archive’
Ed Sheeran has submitted a planning application to convert barns at a 17th century farm, valued at £1.1million, into what has been described as a music archive. The move is part of the singer’s ongoing efforts to expand and repurpose historic rural property he owns for use in his music career. Details of the specific…
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Star Wars Is Officially Coming to Dungeons & Dragons in 2027
Lucasfilm and Wizards of the Coast confirm an official Star Wars expansion for Dungeons & Dragons, set in the Rebellion era and launching in 2027.
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Halo 4 Still Holds Up As The Best Halo Game Ever, 14 Years Later
Halo 4 is still the best game in the series, despite never getting the full reappraisal Halo games typically do in years after their release.
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‘Dine N Dash’: the song that proves there’s still life in The Strokes yet
A Far Out Magazine opinion piece argues that The Strokes’ new album “Reality Awaits” has divided fans and critics who question whether the New York band, now approaching their 50s and 25 years on from their debut “Is This It?”, still have anything vital to offer. The writer contends that the track “Dine N Dash”…
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Get up to $400 off your TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 pass until Friday
TechCrunch has launched a limited-time flash sale on passes for its Disrupt 2026 conference, offering an extra $100 off on top of an existing $300 discount for founder, investor and attendee tickets. The promotion runs until Friday, 7 August at 11:59pm PT, and is being pitched as the last bonus discount before the next pricing…
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Here’s Where to Watch ‘The Challenge: Cutthroat’ Online for Free
“The Challenge: Cutthroat”, the 42nd season of the long-running MTV reality competition, has moved to Paramount+ as its primary streaming home rather than airing on MTV as in previous years. Hosted once again by T.J. Lavin and filmed across various locations in Thailand, the season brings together contestants from other reality shows, including The Real…
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America’s water systems are under attack. Iran may be to blame
A recent wave of cyberattacks on American water systems is raising alarm at all levels of government, with U.S. authorities reportedly suspecting Iran-linked hackers. The FBI reported Thursday that “malicious cyber actors” targeted water and wastewater utility companies in at least seven states over the prior four days, resulting in a “loss of monitoring and control functionality.” Officials in…
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‘Monsters of God’ Review: ‘Tiger King’ Director’s HBO Docuseries About Reptile Trafficking Is (Relatively) Sober and Nuanced
The HBO documentary series “Monsters of God” marks a notable shift for director Eric Goode, who previously made the sensationalist hit “Tiger King” and the more nuanced “Chimp Crazy.” This five-part series about reptile trafficking is described as his most sober and measured work yet, trading the gawking tone of his earlier films for a…
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PlayStation 5 Consoles Now Come With Warning Sticker Telling Players That Physical Game Production Will End
Sony has begun placing warning stickers on new PlayStation 5 console packaging, alerting buyers that physical game disc production will cease from January 2028. The notice confirms that all future PlayStation titles will be sold digitally through the PlayStation Store or via retailers in digital-only format, marking a significant step in the industry’s shift away…