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As Electric Forest Attendees Search for Answers, Law Enforcement Insists Deceased Newborn Case ‘Will Be Solved’
At Electric Forest 2026, a major electronic music festival in Rothbury, Michigan, a cleaning crew discovered the body of a newborn baby inside a portable toilet in the VIP “Good Life” camping area on the morning of Sunday 28 June. Authorities say the infant was born alive and viable, with the placenta and umbilical cord…
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Forget ‘Avatar,’ This 8-Part Netflix Drama Is Zoe Saldaña’s Best Performance
A Collider feature argues that Zoe Saldaña’s most affecting performance came not from Avatar or her Oscar-winning role in Emilia Pérez, but from the Netflix drama From Scratch. In the eight-part series, Saldaña plays Amy, an aspiring artist who falls in love with an Italian chef while studying abroad, in a story exploring love, family…
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Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind can be played in a browser now
A modder known as Virtastic has released OpenMW-Web, a project that lets people play The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind directly in a web browser. It builds on OpenMW, a long-running open-source reimplementation of the 2002 Bethesda RPG, and adds to a wave of fan-driven efforts keeping the classic title alive nearly a quarter-century after release.…
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Ransom Canyon S2: Josh Duhamel Faced His Horse Fear | Set Stories
Collider has published a behind-the-scenes video feature on the second season of Netflix’s romantic Western drama Ransom Canyon, focusing on stars Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly. The piece offers fans a glimpse into the making of the show, highlighting the personal challenges and preparation involved in bringing the series to screen, which adds context to…
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Neon’s Michelle Williams & Daisy Edgar-Jones Thriller ‘A Place In Hell’ To Heat Up Next Spring
Neon has pushed back the release of its adult thriller “A Place in Hell”, starring Michelle Williams and Daisy Edgar-Jones, from a planned Christmas Day debut to 23 April 2027. The move follows strong test screenings for the Chloe Domont-directed film, which reportedly showcases fierce performances from both leads and is now seen as having…
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Casting Society Sets 2027 Artios Awards Date, Venues & Timeline, Reveals New Officers
The Casting Society has announced the date and venues for its 42nd annual Artios Awards, alongside its newly elected 2026-27 Board of Directors. The ceremony, honouring excellence in casting across film, television, commercials and theatre, will take place on 18 February 2027 with simultaneous events at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, the Edison Ballroom…
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‘The Write Path’ Seminar For Emerging Writers Returns For Second Year With Insights From ATX TV, SeriesFest, Sundance Institute & The Black List
ATX TV, The Black List, Sundance Institute’s Episodic Program and SeriesFest are teaming up for the second year running to host “The Write Path,” a free webinar aimed at helping emerging television writers find and pursue development opportunities. The initiative reflects a growing effort by industry bodies to demystify submission processes and mentorship routes for…
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10 acting performances that changed cinema forever
Far Out Magazine has published a feature listing ten acting performances it considers to have changed the course of cinema, though the specific content of the article could not be retrieved beyond its title and site navigation. The piece appears to be part of the publication’s regular film coverage, which typically explores landmark moments in…
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The MSI Codex R2 GeForce RTX 5070 Prebuilt Gaming PC Drops to Just $1,399.99
Woot is currently selling the MSI Codex R2 prebuilt gaming PC, equipped with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 graphics card, for $1,399.99, a substantial discount from its usual $2,299.99 price. The deal is notable for gamers seeking strong 1080p and 1440p performance without building a custom rig, as the RTX 5070 is regarded as one…
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The 2004 movie so bad it insulted Roger Ebert: “To call it an anticlimax would be an insult”
Far Out examines Roger Ebert’s strongly negative response to M. Night Shyamalan’s 2004 thriller *The Village*. It matters because Ebert, who had previously admired Shyamalan’s work, regarded the film’s central twist as undermining its atmosphere and story rather than providing a satisfying conclusion. The film follows an isolated 19th-century-style community frightened by creatures said to…