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Sony says it has secured enough ram for all the PS5s it expects to sell this year
Sony says it has secured enough memory to produce all the PlayStation 5 consoles it expects to sell during its 2026 financial year, reducing the risk that a wider RAM shortage will constrain supply. The assurance is particularly significant ahead of the expected November release of Grand Theft Auto 6, which could boost demand for…
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How to get more character slots in Mistfall Hunter
Mistfall Hunter starts players with three character slots, allowing different classes or separate builds for the same class. More slots can help players assemble a varied roster for different team needs, though the guide advises concentrating resources on no more than two characters to avoid slowing progression. Additional slots are unlocked by upgrading the Gyldenblod…
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The best-selling classic rock song of the 1990s: “Sexuality personified”
The article identifies AC/DC’s 1990 single ‘Thunderstruck’ as the decade’s best-selling classic rock song, arguing that its enduring appeal comes from its instantly recognisable guitar introduction, high-energy riff and sexual confidence. It presents the track as a defining example of how established rock bands remained commercially powerful during a decade increasingly associated with grunge, alternative…
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Lorde Brings Out Charli XCX, Takes Headlining Victory Lap at Lollapalooza 2026
Lorde returned to Lollapalooza’s headline slot in Chicago with a performance framed as a long-awaited triumph after her 2017 appearance was cut short by severe weather. Opening with “Royals” rather than saving it for the finale, she combined theatrical physicality with intimate audience engagement, including checks on fans affected by the heat, to make a…
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Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 11
BBC Sport has published the 11th instalment of its daily “Who am I?” quiz for The Hundred, asking readers to identify a cricketer taking part in the 2026 tournament. The interactive quiz uses progressively revealed clues, with higher scores awarded for guessing the player sooner. The feature is designed to run throughout The Hundred, which…
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Massive Attack under investigation for displaying Palestinian flag at Singapore show
Massive Attack are being investigated by Singaporean authorities after members of the group displayed a Palestinian flag during their concert at The Star Theatre on 29 July. The case matters because Singapore restricts the public display of foreign national emblems without permission, placing the performance under possible licence-condition scrutiny. Footage reportedly shows two members holding…
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Michael Jackson Boosts Sony Music Sales By 22% Amid Quiet Quarter For Movie Studio
Sony Music Entertainment’s sales rose sharply in the quarter ending June, helped by renewed demand for Michael Jackson’s catalogue following the release of the Lionsgate biopic *Michael*. The result contrasts with a comparatively quiet period for Sony Pictures’ cinema releases in North America, although the film division still increased operating income. Sony Music sales climbed…
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‘I was born without self-esteem’: Hannah Einbinder on Hacks, her buzzy queer horror – and being Hollywood’s most outspoken star
Hannah Einbinder discusses the end of HBO comedy Hacks and her role in Jane Schoenbrun’s queer meta-horror Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, which became a breakout film at Cannes. She says the film’s exploration of shame, repression and dissociation resonated personally, helping her reflect more openly on desire, boundaries and difficult experiences. Einbinder…
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“Totally plastered”: Untangling Small Faces, less of a band and more a collection of musical drinking buddies
The article examines the Small Faces through the lens of the group’s heavy drinking, portraying them less as a conventional band and more as a close-knit circle of musical friends. It matters because this social dynamic appears central to understanding both the group’s character and its place in British music culture. The available text provides…
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On ‘AHHCade,’ PNAU Takes Us on a Trip to a Time That was ‘Naive’ in a ‘Beautiful Way’
Australian electronic duo PNAU have released their seventh studio album, AHHCade, drawing on memories of video-game arcades as vivid, playful spaces that foreshadowed dance culture. Co-founder Nick Littlemore said the record began as an attempt at darker, industrial music but evolved into a more nostalgic celebration of a “naive” era, and the album reinforces the…