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‘Rising costs’ mean music festival will not return
Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster has confirmed that its annual music festival, Wild Live, will not return after this year, citing rising operational costs and the wider cost of living crisis. The two-day event, held at the South Yorkshire attraction, will take place for the final time on 29 and 30 August. Park director Cheryl…
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Robbie Williams to Perform at Australia’s Melbourne Cup Day
Robbie Williams will perform at the 2026 Lexus Melbourne Cup Day on Tuesday 3 November, the Victoria Racing Club has announced, giving the British singer a warm-up appearance ahead of his Australian arena tour. The booking places him at one of Australia’s biggest sporting and social events, with organisers describing his mounting yard set as…
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Alan Ritchson Beats Out Tough Competition to Keep His Global Streaming Top Spot
Alan Ritchson’s Reacher has returned to the top of Prime Video’s streaming charts with the launch of Season 4, fending off stiff competition to reclaim its status as the platform’s most-watched series in both the US and worldwide. The comeback comes as Amazon continues its high-profile, “methodical” search for a new James Bond, following its…
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Cara Delevingne announces debut album ‘Not Normal’ with fiery single ‘Crazy Baby’
Cara Delevingne has announced her debut studio album, ‘Not Normal’, due for release on 25 September via Warner Music. The model-turned-actor has spent the summer moving into music, and the announcement marks a significant step in a career shift she has described as a “rebirth” and a positive outlet for self-expression, following earlier success in…
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Steven Spielberg’s 115-minute Sci-fi Masterpiece Soars Back to the Top of the Streaming Charts
Steven Spielberg’s 1982 classic *E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial* has returned to the top of the streaming charts after being added to Apple TV earlier this month, giving new audiences a chance to revisit one of the director’s most beloved films. The renewed popularity comes as Spielberg has been in the spotlight this year for his return…
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Nintendo Blurred the Lines Between Handhelds and Consoles Decades Before the Switch
Decades before the Nintendo Switch merged handheld and home console gaming, Nintendo achieved something similar with the Super Game Boy, an accessory launched in mid-1994 that let Super Nintendo owners play their Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges on a television. Rather than relying on emulation, the oversized cartridge contained an actual Game Boy-style…
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Taylor Sheridan Meets ‘Breaking Bad’ in FX’s Near-Perfect 10-Part Detective Thriller Series
A Polygon opinion piece argues that Fargo, FX’s anthology series inspired by the 1996 Coen brothers film, works best when it strikes a careful balance between echoing the movie’s tone and forging new stories and characters. The writer contends that season two achieves this balance most successfully, blending the wintry Minnesota setting, dark humour and…
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From Booker-listed Marlon James to a memoir by Michael Douglas – the biggest books this autumn
The Guardian has published its guide to the biggest books of autumn 2026, spotlighting fiction from Booker-listed authors alongside anticipated memoirs from Hollywood and stage figures such as Michael Douglas, Dustin Hoffman and Judi Dench. The preview highlights a season heavy with big literary names returning to familiar territory, from historical fiction to family sagas,…
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Netflix Is Officially Dropping Chris Pratt’s $300M Sci-Fi Blockbuster in 1 Week
Netflix recently announced that Chris Pratt’s $300 million sci-fi blockbuster with Jennifer Lawrence is only streaming for one more week.