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BTS ARIRANG World Tour 2026: Here’s Where to Buy Affordable Last-Minute Tickets Online
BTS has resumed its ARIRANG World Tour in the United States following the group’s European leg and a widely praised appearance at the FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show. As many official ticket allocations through Live Nation and Ticketmaster have sold out or are nearly gone, fans looking for last-minute seats are increasingly turning to…
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After leaving Epic Games last month, its former ‘Unreal evangelist’ is now building his own game engine
A former Epic Games employee who was known as the company’s “Unreal evangelist” has left the studio and is now developing a game engine of his own, according to a report from PC Gamer. The move highlights the departure of a high-profile figure from the team associated with promoting and advocating for Unreal Engine, Epic’s…
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‘Wtf is going on’: Indie dev discovers their neglected Steam game is powering an Undertale multiplayer mod following its freak 1700% jump in player activity
An independent developer noticed a sudden, unexplained 1,700% spike in player activity for one of their neglected, little-known Steam games, only to discover the surge was being driven by fans using it to power an unofficial multiplayer mod for Undertale. The mod apparently repurposes the developer’s existing game as underlying infrastructure to enable multiplayer functionality…
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Halo: Campaign Evolved Sergeant Johnson mod replaces every human NPC
A modder has released “Everyone is Sgt. Johnson” for Halo: Campaign Evolved, the recently launched early-access remaster of Bungie’s 2001 shooter Halo: Combat Evolved. The mod, created by Kaleidescoop, replaces every human non-player character in the game with the fan-favourite Sergeant Avery Johnson, including major story figures such as Captain Keyes and Lieutenant Williams. It…
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5 Darkest Movie Trilogies of All Time
This Collider feature ranks five of the darkest trilogies in film history, arguing that true cinematic darkness goes beyond violence or shocking twists to explore inescapable moral dilemmas and lasting psychological damage. Author Safwan Azeem highlights films where characters are trapped by impossible choices and where victories bring little relief, spanning genres from crime and…
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Disney+’s Best Sci-Fi Series Is Officially Dominating Streaming Charts 3 Years Later
Loki, one of Disney+’s flagship Marvel series, has re-entered the platform’s top 10 most-watched titles nearly three years after its finale, driven by renewed fan interest ahead of December’s Avengers: Doomsday. The resurgence is significant because the film’s writer, Michael Waldron, also created Loki, and viewers appear to be revisiting or discovering MCU entries tied…
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The 10 Greatest Protest Songs in Classic Rock, Ranked
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten greatest protest songs in classic rock, arguing that the genre’s raw instrumentation and vocal delivery gave political anger a physical, lasting force that keeps the tracks relevant beyond the specific events that inspired them. The countdown, written by Safwan Azeem, works from number ten upward, pairing…
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Regina Hall Joins Dwayne Johnson In Benny Safdie’s ‘Lizard Music’ Movie From United Artists And Amazon MGM Studios
Regina Hall has joined Dwayne Johnson in “Lizard Music,” a live-action/CGI hybrid film from director Benny Safdie for Amazon MGM Studios and United Artists. The casting news matters as it adds another high-profile star, fresh off acclaim for “One Battle After Another,” to an already notable ensemble that includes Theo Leber, Alicia Silverstone and Tim…
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The 2017 movie role Woody Harrelson wouldn’t wish on anyone: “Unless I didn’t like them”
Woody Harrelson has reflected on playing former US president Lyndon B. Johnson in the 2017 biographical drama *LBJ*, saying it was a role he would not wish on anyone “unless I didn’t like them”. The comment underlines the strain of portraying a powerful, divisive historical figure whose life and political legacy remain closely scrutinised. Harrelson…
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John Lennon Regretted Not Changing This Part of “Help!”, but That Potential Change Could Have Ruined It
John Lennon later admitted he regretted the fast, upbeat tempo given to The Beatles’ 1965 hit “Help!”, saying the band had been “trying to be commercial” rather than reflecting the song’s genuinely troubled, autobiographical lyrics. According to Steve Sullivan’s Encyclopedia Of Great Popular Song Recordings, Lennon said that if he could redo the track, he…