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The 1981 Rush song Neil Peart thought was “probably one of our best”
Rush drummer and lyricist Neil Peart considered the band’s 1981 song ‘The Camera Eye’ “probably one of our best”, praising its ambition and the way it represented their evolving sound. The track mattered because it combined the progressive complexity for which Rush were known with observations of modern city life, helping define the group’s early-1980s…
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If You Loved ‘The Odyssey,’ This Must-Watch Series Did Nolan’s Best Twist First
Collider argues that Genndy Tartakovsky’s animated series Primal offers a compelling companion piece for viewers interested in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, particularly its treatment of the mysterious Sea People. While Nolan reportedly reveals the group’s nature gradually, Primal presents them as an immediate, brutal threat, using them to explore the idea that human cruelty can…
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Archie is officially going to Hell in a wild new horror comic
Oni Press and Archie Comics have revealed Archie in Hell, a new horror series that sends Archie Andrews into a supernatural apocalypse plot involving a cult, witches and ritual sacrifice. The comic continues Archie’s recent tradition of genre reinventions and is part of a wider relaunch marking the character’s 85th anniversary. The series is written…
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Jake Johnson Confirms His One Condition for a ‘New Girl’ Reboot [Exclusive]
Jake Johnson said he would be open in principle to revisiting Nick Miller in a New Girl reboot, stressing his lasting affection for the sitcom and its cast. He described the programme as the defining turning point of his career, saying it enabled the acting opportunities that followed and remains something he views “with nothing…
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Teenage Fanclub Announce New Album Do Not Dare to Dream
Teenage Fanclub have announced their new album, Do Not Dare to Dream, and shared its first single, “Day in the Sun”. The release continues the long-running Scottish indie rock band’s catalogue following 2023’s Nothing Lasts Forever, with frontman Norman Blake framing its title as a sceptical response to simplistic encouragement to “dare to dream”. The…
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FCC chair suggests ABC skipping Trump’s speech will factor in license renewal decision
FCC chairman Brendan Carr said ABC’s decision not to broadcast President Trump’s primetime address could be raised during the renewal of licences for Disney-owned ABC stations. He argued that broadcasters have a public-interest obligation to provide access to significant presidential speeches, making the issue relevant to ongoing regulatory scrutiny. ABC and NBC did not air…
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Scott Pilgrim Creator Bryan Lee O’Malley Returns to the Series for the First New Comic in 16 Years | Comic Con 2026
Oni Press has announced Scott Pilgrim EX: Dawn of Metal Scott, the first new Scott Pilgrim comic by creator Bryan Lee O’Malley in 16 years. Revealed at Comic-Con 2026, the one-shot expands the franchise around the recently released Scott Pilgrim EX game, marking O’Malley’s return to the setting after ending the original comic saga with…
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European Commission says EA’s controversial $55 billion buyout “would not raise competition concerns” and clears it for Saudi-led ownership
The European Commission has approved Electronic Arts’ proposed $55 billion takeover by a Saudi-led investor group, concluding that the deal would not create competition concerns. The decision removes a significant regulatory obstacle for one of the largest proposed acquisitions in the video games industry, though the ownership arrangement has drawn controversy because of Saudi Arabia’s…
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Noah Kahan Clears Up Commonly Misheard Lyrics That Aren’t Nearly as NSFW as Fans Think
Noah Kahan has jokingly corrected several lyrics that fans have apparently been mishearing as sexually explicit during his concerts. His post highlights how easily live audiences can transform innocuous lines into cruder versions, while also showing his willingness to engage light-heartedly with fans. The singer clarified that “Saw your mom” from his hit “Stick Season”…
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EA Sale To Saudi Arabia Clears A Major Hurdle
Electronic Arts shareholders have approved the proposed $55 billion sale of the games publisher to an investor group led by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. The vote removes a major obstacle to taking EA private, but the transaction still requires regulatory approvals before it can be completed. Shareholders would receive $210 per share in cash…