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Marvel’s Wolverine – Official Cinematic Story Trailer
I wasn’t able to retrieve the actual article/trailer content — the GameSpot page only serves a JavaScript-gated “enable cookies” screen, and my attempt to fetch it directly returned a 403 Forbidden error. A web search to find alternate coverage was also not permitted in this session. I don’t have reliable, verified details about what happens…
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“I’ve entered a time in my life where I wanted to create something I could conduct and drive.” Clown from Slipknot launches new website and new side project O’ Day Monster, debuting with a single that’s light years removed from metal
Slipknot percussionist and co-founder M. Shawn Crahan, known as Clown, has launched a new side project called O’ Day Monster alongside a new personal website. The project’s debut single, ‘Un Life’, is accompanied by an AI-created video and is described as musically far removed from Slipknot’s metal sound, reflecting Crahan’s wish to create and direct…
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day composer says he wanted to “make a sad Spider-Man movie”
Composer Michael Giacchino says Spider-Man: Brand New Day will explore a more melancholy side of Peter Parker, describing his aim as making “a sad Spider-Man movie”. His comments indicate that the film’s score will reflect the character’s isolation following the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home, setting an emotional direction for the new instalment. Speaking…
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Ubisoft CEO says ditching physical games “helped” PC gaming, and PlayStation ending discs won’t “disturb” the industry much anyway
Ubisoft chief executive Yves Guillemot has argued that the shift away from physical PC games has benefited the platform, and said a possible move by PlayStation away from discs would be unlikely to cause major disruption. His comments matter because they reflect continuing industry debate over ownership, access and the commercial consequences of digital-only game…
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Meta’s New Feel-Good AI Ad Uses a Song About the World Ending
Meta has released an Instagram advertisement presenting artificial intelligence as a tool for connection and personal potential, using David Bowie’s 1972 song “Five Years” as its soundtrack. The choice has drawn criticism because the song depicts an apocalyptic future, creating a contrast with the advert’s optimistic message and underscoring wider public unease about AI companies’…
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“Scared me, too”: the 2014 movie role Bill Murray called “the worst kind of work”
Bill Murray described his work on George Clooney’s 2014 Second World War drama ‘The Monuments Men’ as “the worst kind of work”, saying the role frightened him because it required acting against a green screen. His remarks underline the difference between conventional performance and productions reliant on visual effects, where actors must react to settings…
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Wolverine Gets His Best Trailer Since ‘Logan’ In Stunning New Footage
Insomniac Games has unveiled a new story trailer for its PlayStation 5 exclusive Marvel’s Wolverine at San Diego Comic-Con, offering its clearest account yet of the game’s plot. The story will centre on Wolverine and Jean Grey protecting vulnerable mutants from escalating threats, while exploring Logan’s lost memories and a relationship positioned as an emotional…
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The Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Driving Force Shifter Bundle Drops to the Lowest Price Ever
Woot is selling Logitech’s G29 racing wheel, pedals and Driving Force Shifter bundle for $155.99 after the code LOGITECH22, which IGN says is its lowest recorded price. The offer could appeal to PC and PlayStation racing-game players seeking a more immersive setup for titles such as Forza Horizon 6 and Gran Turismo 7. The open-box…
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Apple Gets Into the Dating Game: New Series Sends Unlikely Couples to World’s Most Remote Locations
Apple TV+ has announced its first dating series, The Last Person on Earth, an eight-part documentary format pairing seemingly incompatible singles in remote romantic locations. The programme reflects streaming platforms’ continuing interest in unscripted dating shows, as producers seek fresh variations on a highly successful genre. Couples therapist and author Esther Perel will select participants…
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AegisAI, founded by former Google security execs, lands $36M to stop AI-driven spear phishing
AegisAI, a cyber-security startup founded by former Google security executives Cy Khormaee and Ryan Luo, has raised a $36 million Series A to combat AI-enabled spear-phishing attacks. The company says increasingly personalised, AI-generated emails are evading traditional rule-based protections, making more adaptive defences a growing priority for businesses. The funding round was led by Battery…