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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake might be re-revealed this year, a new report suggests
The Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake, first unveiled in late 2021 before switching studios, may be shown to the public again later this year, according to insider outlet 100% Star Wars. This follows recent reports that the project, now being developed by Saber Interactive, is eyeing a 2028 release, and any fresh…
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10CC Announces 2027 ‘And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour’
10CC have announced “And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour” for 2027, extending their live comeback following a sold-out 2026 run that culminated in a Royal Albert Hall show which sold out seven months in advance. The tour comes on the back of strong reviews, including notices from The Guardian and a five-star write-up from the…
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Anne Rice’s Immortal Universe will become a TTRPG, even though Vampire: The Masquerade already exists
Renegade Game Studios, publisher of Vampire: The Masquerade, is developing a new tabletop role-playing game based on Anne Rice’s Immortal Universe, drawing specifically on AMC’s television adaptations of her novels. The move sets the new game up as a direct rival to Vampire: The Masquerade, a gothic horror TTRPG that itself borrowed heavily from Rice’s…
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Born in the Mile-High City 83 Years Ago, the Songwriter Who Wrote His First No. 1 Over the Phone and Penned Hits for Willie Nelson, Elvis Presley, and Conway Twitty
Wayne Carson, born in Denver, Colorado on 20 July 1943, became one of Nashville’s most prolific songwriters, penning hits recorded by Willie Nelson, Elvis Presley, Eddy Arnold, Conway Twitty and the Box Tops. Raised around country music after his family moved to Missouri, he began performing as a teenager before establishing himself as a professional…
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“Bad stuff”: The 1970 song that made Jeff Beck worry about Jimi Hendrix
Jeff Beck said Jimi Hendrix’s 1970 rendition of ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ alarmed him because he believed the guitarist was being overwhelmed by intense expectations and personal pressures. The account matters as a reflection on the strain behind Hendrix’s celebrated live performances shortly before his death. Beck admired Hendrix’s versions of ‘Like a Rolling Stone’ and…
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“Enjoy your last day in a future that works for everyone but you”: I adore the demo for Future? No Thanks, an open world comedy about a boomer trapped in leftwing paradise
Future? No Thanks! is an upcoming open-world satirical game by Paulo “Molleindustria” Perdicini, in which players guide a grumpy older man named Harvey Huffstone through his final day in a fully realised ecosocialist utopia. Reviewed via a 30-minute Steam demo, the game is notable for satirising both the disgruntled conservative protagonist and the left-leaning society…
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SWFC in Europe: Demands, man-handling and a boyish joy – Inside Owls latest session – thestar.co.uk
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Final Fantasy 14’s Third Walk raid starts with FF11’s most infamous boss being bodied in a cutscene because a raid designer wanted to show off the true strength of your first foe
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CHIODOS Kick Off A New Era With SHARPTONE RECORDS Signing And First New Single In Over A Decade, ‘Tapdat’
Post-hardcore band CHIODOS have signed to SharpTone Records and released “Tapdat”, their first new single in more than a decade, alongside an official music video. The move marks the start of a new chapter for the band, building on a resurgence that began in 2024, and comes after a run of milestones that have reintroduced…
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Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Leaves Fans Convinced Marvel Has Hidden Characters From a Certain Shot
Fans watching the newly released Avengers: Doomsday trailer believe Marvel has deliberately edited a key group shot to hide certain characters, continuing the studio’s long-running practice of using misleading trailer edits to protect plot secrets. The shot in question shows the Avengers, New Avengers and Fantastic Four assembling before confronting Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom,…