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US PS5 Sales Down Almost 20% Year-Over-Year, Rounds Out Tough Month for Industry
US PS5 hardware revenue fell 19% year-on-year in June 2026, contributing to a broader 21% decline across the American games industry that month, according to Circana data. The drop was largely expected, as June 2025 had been boosted by the record-breaking launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, making this year’s comparison unfavourable; Nintendo’s own hardware…
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Looking Ahead: 4 Terrific “Tomorrow” Songs From the 20th Century
This feature-style article rounds up four notable 20th-century songs that share “tomorrow” in their titles, spanning genres from pop and folk to psychedelic rock and British rock. It offers music fans a mix of trivia and history about each track’s origins, without reporting any breaking news. Highlights include “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” by The…
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Microsoft brings classic Xbox titles to PC ahead of Project Helix
Microsoft has begun bringing original Xbox console games to PC, releasing four classic titles as the first phase of a wider backward-compatibility push. The initiative forms part of Microsoft’s broader strategy to preserve older Xbox games and let owners play titles they already own across more devices, including PC and handhelds such as the Xbox…
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SUFC News: Burrows absence vs Huddersfield explained as left-back battle sets example – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United assistant manager Mickey Collins has explained that Harrison Burrows was left out of Tuesday’s pre-season friendly against Huddersfield Town as a precautionary measure, rather than due to a specific injury being disclosed. The decision opened the door for Sam McCallum, who is working his way back from an ankle injury sustained in January,…
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The 1975 Pink Floyd song Roger Waters “would have done better” than David Gilmour
Pink Floyd’s 1975 song ‘Have a Cigar’ was intended as Roger Waters’s critique of the music industry, but neither Waters nor David Gilmour ultimately supplied the lead vocal. The article highlights the unusual decision to use singer-songwriter Roy Harper instead, illustrating both the practical difficulties of the recording session and the band’s dissatisfaction with their…
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Hasbro’s The Legend of Zelda Figures Have Been Revealed, and They Look Amazing | Comic Con 2026
Hasbro has unveiled its first three figures in a new The Legend of Zelda: Heroes of Hyrule action figure line, exclusively debuted by IGN at Comic-Con 2026. The reveal follows Hasbro’s recent acquisition of the Zelda games licence, marking the toymaker’s first foray into figures based on Link, Zelda and other franchise characters, with this…
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‘Misty Green’: Chris Rock Follows a Hollywood Actress Fighting for Her Second Act
Chris Rock has released the trailer for “Misty Green,” his latest project as writer-director and an A24 production centred on a Hollywood actress struggling to revive her career years after her breakthrough. The film reunites Rock with the film industry as its backdrop, following actress Misty Green as she navigates financial hardship, past professional missteps…
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Andy Burnham is Prime Minister. Now what?
Andy Burnham has unveiled his first cabinet as prime minister, appointing John Healey as chancellor in a surprise move, shifting Ed Miliband to the Foreign Office and keeping Shabana Mahmood as home secretary. The announcement, followed by his first speech outside Downing Street, offers an early signal of the political direction and priorities of his…
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Lily Allen Documentary Will Reflect on Singer’s Life and Career From MySpace to ‘West End Girl’
Prime Video has announced a career-spanning documentary about Lily Allen, tracing her journey from her earliest MySpace demos to her latest album, West End Girl, which chronicled the breakdown of her marriage to actor David Harbour. The film, currently untitled, is billed by the streamer as “a story of resilience, reinvention, and an artist reclaiming…
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Why Soundcharts is betting on music’s ‘other AI revolution’
Soundcharts, the Paris-based music analytics platform, has launched an official MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, adding a third product line alongside its existing dashboard and API offerings. The move reflects a wider shift in the music data sector, with rivals such as Viberate, Chartmetric and Mogul also rolling out MCP servers in recent weeks, as…