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24 Years Later, Christian Bale’s 107-Minute Sci-Fi Cult Classic Is Back on Streaming
Christian Bale’s 2002 sci-fi film Equilibrium has become available to stream on Paramount+ in the US, giving fans a chance to revisit an early cult favourite while they wait for his upcoming, more high-profile projects. The film was largely overlooked and struggled commercially on its original release, but has since built a growing fanbase and…
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One Chicago’s Near-Perfect Series Is Finally Available To Binge on Netflix
Chicago P.D., the police procedural spin-off from NBC’s One Chicago franchise, has become available to stream on Netflix, giving international audiences access to the full run of the series. The show follows the Intelligence Unit of Chicago’s fictional 21st District and is noted for standing on its own as a case-of-the-week drama, meaning new viewers…
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49ers star wide receiver Ricky Pearsall out for the season, to undergo surgery on knee in crushing blow
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a knee injury that requires surgery, dealing a significant blow to the team’s offence. Pearsall had emerged as a key target for San Francisco after a strong rookie campaign, and his absence leaves the 49ers needing to lean more…
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Rebecca Ferguson’s Fantasy Epic Officially Sets Prime Video Release
Prime Video will add the 2014 action-fantasy film Hercules, starring Dwayne Johnson and featuring Rebecca Ferguson, to its streaming catalogue in August 2026. Its arrival comes amid renewed audience interest in screen adaptations of Greek mythology, following the success of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and increased viewing of related films and series. Hercules also stars…
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Lamont Roach Jr. vs. William Zepeda Livestream: Here’s Where to Watch the Boxing Title Bout Online for Free
Lamont Roach Jr. will face William Zepeda for the vacant WBC lightweight title in Las Vegas on Saturday, 1 August. The bout matters because it offers both fighters a chance to win a major world championship, with Roach entering as the slight favourite. – The event begins at 8pm Eastern Time, with main-event ringwalks expected…
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The exact moment that made Stevie Nicks love Joe Walsh: “He is my soul”
Stevie Nicks has reflected on her long-standing affection for Joe Walsh, describing the Eagles guitarist as “my soul” and recalling the early moment that cemented their bond. The article presents their connection as a deeply personal friendship shaped by mutual musical admiration, rather than focusing solely on any romantic history. Nicks and Walsh were involved…
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“Joe stayed up for three days drinking bottle after bottle of brandy, berating everyone around him for their weaknesses, and just really losing it”: Bust-ups, busking and the last days of The Clash
The article recounts the collapse of The Clash in the mid-1980s, following years of internal conflict and the departure of key members Mick Jones and Topper Headon. It matters because the band, widely regarded as one of Britain’s defining punk groups, ended not with a triumphant finale but with a troubled and unsuccessful final phase.…
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Remember When Johnny Cash Covered a Tom Petty Classic in the Early 2000s?
Johnny Cash opened his 2000 album American III: Solitary Man with a cover of Tom Petty’s “I Won’t Back Down”, recasting the 1989 hit as a more solemn, resolute performance. The article argues that the song’s defiant message carried particular weight because Cash was experiencing serious health difficulties and reducing his live appearances. Petty wrote…
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All 4 Versions of ‘Cape Fear,’ Ranked
Collider ranks four adaptations of Cape Fear, arguing that the story’s themes of obsession, paranoia and criminal justice make it well suited to reinvention across generations. – The 2026 Apple TV series is placed fourth despite strong performances from Amy Adams, Patrick Wilson and Javier Bardem. – It expands the story to ten episodes and…
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The only movie Ron Howard knew would be a hit: “This’ll be great business”
Ron Howard said he was confident that *The Da Vinci Code* would be commercially successful, describing it as the one film in his career whose box-office potential seemed clear from the outset. The article highlights the unusual certainty behind a project adapted from Dan Brown’s hugely popular and controversial novel, despite Howard’s broader view that…