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Major League Soccer Boards Danny Ramirez Soccer Drama ‘Baton’ As Key Partner
Major League Soccer has become a strategic partner for *Baton*, a football drama written, directed by and starring Danny Ramirez. The agreement is MLS’s largest collaboration with a feature film so far, giving the production access to the league’s marketing reach across the United States and Canada as it moves into post-production. The film centres…
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The 1929 movie that gave Billy Bob Thornton a lifelong phobia: “That’s how the whole thing started”
Billy Bob Thornton has said that watching the 1929 film *The Unholy Three* as a child triggered his lifelong fear of antique furniture. The actor linked the phobia to a scene involving a ventriloquist’s dummy and a sinister old-fashioned setting, saying it was where “the whole thing started”. *The Unholy Three*, directed by Tod Browning…
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Joy Oladokun Announces New Album Hope Is a Heavy Thing, Unveils “Kind”: Stream
Joy Oladokun has announced her next album, Hope Is a Heavy Thing, due on 25 September, alongside the release of its new single, “Kind”. The record follows 2024’s OBSERVATIONS FROM A CROWDED ROOM and marks a further expansion of her sound after signing to Concord Records earlier this year. The 12-track album was produced by…
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Ministry Announce Final Album and Farewell Tour
Industrial metal band Ministry have announced that their forthcoming album, Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery), will be their last, alongside a series of farewell tours. Frontman Al Jourgensen said he was “done” with the project, ending a career that has spanned from the band’s early work on With Sympathy to its later metal-focused…
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Daphni Shares Surprise New EP hav u a sec
Dan Snaith has released a surprise three-track EP, hav u a sec, under his electronic project Daphni. The release follows his recent Daphni album Butterfly and shows that he is continuing to share new material soon after that record’s completion, including music already tested in live performances. The EP contains the title track, “Tally” and…
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The PlayStation Store and Network are down – a great sign for Sony’s all-digital, no-disc future
PlayStation Network and the PlayStation Store experienced an outage, disrupting access to online games, digital purchases and other connected PlayStation services. The incident highlights the dependence of players on Sony’s online infrastructure, particularly as the company promotes consoles and game libraries that rely increasingly on digital distribution. The article frames the outage sarcastically, arguing that…
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Lara Croft can’t catch a break: after delaying one Tomb Raider game, Amazon is delaying another and this one won’t show up until 2028
Amazon has delayed Tomb Raider: Catalyst until 2028, extending a troubled rollout for its planned revival of the Lara Croft franchise. The decision matters because Catalyst had been expected in 2027 and follows the postponement of another major Tomb Raider release, adding to uncertainty around Amazon and Crystal Dynamics’ wider plans. Amazon gaming chief Jeffrey…
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10 High Fantasy Movies That Are Perfect From the First Scene to the Last
This Collider listicle rounds up high fantasy films that its writer considers flawless from start to finish, focusing on the sub-genre’s hallmark of wholly invented worlds shaped by magic and epic struggles between good and evil. The piece highlights how these films succeed in immersing audiences in fantastical settings despite the genre’s demand for suspension…
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Sammy Hagar Extends Las Vegas Invitation to David Lee Roth After Tour Cancellations
Sammy Hagar has invited fellow former Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth to join his Las Vegas residency after Roth cancelled all but one of his scheduled 2026 shows. The invitation is notable because the two singers have long been linked through Van Halen’s history, and it signals a public gesture of support amid uncertainty…
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Star Trek movie reboot is making a drastic setting change
The writers of Paramount Skydance’s next Star Trek film have said the reboot will be set further into the future than any previous instalment. They also confirmed that the story will not feature familiar franchise characters, signalling a major break from films that either brought back established casts or recast iconic roles. Jonathan Goldstein and…