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Marvel Fans Were Right to Be Angry About This Cancellation
Marvel’s Wonder Man co-creator Andrew Guest has spoken out more candidly about the show’s cancellation, days after it was first announced on 30 July. The series, created by Guest alongside Destin Daniel Cretton and starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Sir Ben Kingsley, had reportedly already been renewed for a second season before Marvel reversed course,…
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Marvel Just Raised a Huge Question About Spider-Man 2099
A preview for Marvel’s upcoming What If…? Captain America Was Revived in 2099? has drawn attention not for its main storyline but for a background detail on its cover, which shows Miguel O’Hara’s Spider-Man 2099 depicted on wanted posters. The comic itself focuses on an alternate timeline in which Steve Rogers remains frozen for 154…
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The iconic 170-minute crime thriller that inspired The Dark Knight is finally free on streaming
Michael Mann’s 1995 crime thriller Heat, starring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, has become available to stream for free on Pluto TV. The film is best known for directly inspiring Christopher Nolan’s approach to The Dark Knight, particularly its city-wide scope, large-scale bank heist sequences and the tense diner confrontation between Batman and the…
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The production house Anthony Hopkins sued twice for a 2009 film: “Ill-informed and just plain wrong”
Tense. The post The production house Anthony Hopkins sued twice for a 2009 film: “Ill-informed and just plain wrong” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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4 of the Most Iconic Vocalists From American Bands in the 60s
The article highlights four standout lead vocalists from American bands of the 1960s, chosen for how their distinctive voices helped define their band’s sound even as British Invasion acts dominated the era’s headlines. The piece argues that despite the UK’s commercial dominance in that decade, US bands carved out their own identity largely thanks to…
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Trump snaps back to diplomacy, but Iran has other ideas
President Trump is turning back to diplomacy in the Middle East, seeking a new deal with Iran that his administration failed to secure through waves of military strikes. But the negotiations, which the president claimed would resume Monday, got off to a rocky start, with Iran denying any resumption in talks with the U.S., while…
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Pokopia Bubbly Basin DLC and update release countdown: Exact start time and date
Pokopia is set to release its first-ever downloadable content, Bubbly Basin, alongside a free base game update, marking a significant expansion to the life-simulation title. The paid DLC introduces an entirely new underwater biome along with exclusive Pokémon and building mechanics, and it represents only the first instalment of a planned three-part release. The Bubbly…
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Played Cymru #26: The Best In New Welsh Music
Clash Magazine’s “Played Cymru” column returns for its 26th instalment, rounding up the best new music from emerging Welsh artists released in July 2026. The column highlights a diverse crop of albums and EPs spanning genres from Cardiff neo-soul to North Walian alt-country, underscoring the breadth and vitality of Wales’s current music scene. Featured acts…
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Van Morrison announces 10 extra 2026 UK tour dates
Van Morrison has announced 10 additional UK tour dates for 2026, extending a run of shows that follows his previously confirmed London residency at the new British Airways ARC arena. The new dates take the Northern Irish singer-songwriter across England and into Scotland through October and November, following the January release of his latest album,…
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“It shows off the rockier side of our collaboration.” Hackett & Rothery up the tempo on new single, Red Dragon
Prog rock guitarists Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery have released a second single, “Red Dragon,” ahead of their forthcoming collaborative album, The Roaring Waves. The track showcases a heavier, rockier sound than their previous work together and points to the nautical and historical themes running through the record. The song opens with a hurdy gurdy,…