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Tomb Raider: Catalyst Delay to 2028 Confirmed by Amazon Games Boss
Amazon Games has confirmed that Tomb Raider: Catalyst has been delayed to 2028, pushing the next mainline Lara Croft adventure beyond its previously announced 2027 window. The delay clarifies the release plans for two upcoming Tomb Raider games and means Catalyst will follow Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, rather than arriving alongside it. Amazon’s games…
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As GEMA awaits its Suno copyright verdict, the German collecting society launches ‘PLAI’ – a fully licensed dataset for training AI music tools
German collecting society GEMA has launched PLAI, a copyright-cleared music dataset intended to give AI developers a single licensed source for training data. Its launch matters because it offers an alternative to disputed use of copyrighted music in AI development, while GEMA awaits a court decision in its case against music generator Suno. PLAI combines…
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Lil Wayne Reacts in Disbelief to Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Reveal: ‘U Serious Boy’
Lil Wayne has been named in the Hollywood Walk of Fame’s class of 2027, reacting with disbelief after hearing the news from his brother Fabian. The recognition highlights the rapper’s lasting influence on hip-hop across a career spanning roughly three decades. Wayne has achieved five Billboard 200 number-one albums and 195 Billboard Hot 100 entries,…
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Lucas Museum at Comic-Con: Star Wars Animated Series ‘Detours’ to Finally Screen, Film Programming Revealed
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will publicly screen a selection of episodes from Star Wars: Detours, the animated parody series created by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich that was never broadcast after Disney acquired Lucasfilm in 2012. The announcement at San Diego Comic-Con is significant because it gives audiences their first official opportunity to…
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WTF Was J Mascis Doing Onstage at the Grand Ole Opry?
John R. Miller invited Dinosaur Jr. frontman J Mascis to join him during Miller’s second appearance at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry, where they performed the guitar-led song “Steering Wheel Drums” from Miller’s new album, The Great Unknowing. The collaboration mattered because it brought an alternative-rock guitarist onto one of country music’s most traditional stages, highlighting…
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It looks like we’re getting a Halo 2 remake next, but is that really a surprise?
Halo Studios appears to be teasing a remake of Halo 2 through secret ending scenes in the forthcoming Halo: Campaign Evolved, although no sequel has been formally announced. The hints matter because they suggest the studio may be preparing to remake more of the original trilogy using its new Unreal Engine-based framework, potentially extending a…
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‘Wicked’ Film Screening With Live Orchestra Announced: ‘Coming Soon’
Universal Studios has announced a forthcoming ‘Wicked in Concert’ experience, pairing screenings of the two-part film adaptation with a live orchestra. The announcement offers no dates, venues or ticketing information, but signals an effort to extend the franchise beyond the films’ theatrical run. The promotional poster features stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, and the…
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Johnny Depp’s Ebenezer gets first trailer at San Diego Comic-Con
Johnny Depp unveiled the first trailer for Ebenezer at San Diego Comic-Con, appearing in costume as Ebenezer Scrooge in Hall H. The film is a new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, and marks Depp’s latest high-profile role, with the trailer positioning his Scrooge alongside his best-known eccentric characters. Directed by horror filmmaker Ti…
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AMD Zen 6 server processors have me hopeful for some beefy desktop chips—it shouldn’t be too long before Zen 7 and 8 drop either
AMD’s disclosure of its forthcoming Zen 6-based Venice server processors has raised hopes that its next desktop chips could deliver a significant performance improvement. The article stresses that this is inference rather than confirmation, but argues that stronger instructions-per-clock performance could make future desktop processors both faster and more efficient. AMD chief executive Lisa Su…
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Carlton Cuse On How Sports Rights Fights Are Hurting Scripted, Fair Residuals, AI & Netflix Series ‘The Secret Of Secrets’
Carlton Cuse has warned that the escalating cost of sports broadcasting rights is reducing the money available for scripted films and television. He argues that sport, particularly American football, reliably attracts large audiences, but remains optimistic that scripted drama will endure because it offers cultural and emotional insights that sport cannot provide. Cuse cited the…