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‘Dutton Ranch,’ ‘The Boroughs’ Join Most Watched Series List for 2025-26 Season
Nielsen’s final multi-platform ratings for the 2025-26 US TV season have confirmed *Stranger Things*’ last run as the most-watched series by a wide margin, while a few titles shifted position since the mid-season count. Paramount+’s Yellowstone spinoff *Dutton Ranch* broke into the top 10 despite Nielsen only having tallied its first three episodes, and Netflix’s…
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Marvel’s Kevin Feige admits Blade film delays are his failure
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has candidly reflected on the long-stalled solo Blade film, ultimately conceding he feels “like a gigantic loser and failure” over the project’s inability to get off the ground with star Mahershala Ali. Made on Josh Horowitz’s Happy Sad Confused podcast, the admission stands as one of Feige’s most unusually frank…
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Green Goblin Joins Marvel Tokon’s Stacked Open Beta on PS5, PC
Green Goblin has been added as a surprise 17th playable character to the open beta of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, the upcoming fighting game from developer Arc System Works. The addition, revealed via a short social media video, expands the beta’s roster and adds another marquee villain to a test that was already considered generous…
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Watch comedy troupe Broken Lizard raid Limp Bizkit show as Super Troopers to issue noise complaint
Comedy troupe Broken Lizard interrupted Limp Bizkit’s set at a US festival on 18 July, appearing dressed as their “Super Troopers” Vermont state trooper characters to stage a fake noise complaint. The stunt, part of a promotional push for the upcoming film “Super Troopers 3”, initially confused some audience members before the group joined the…
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Rebel Wilson’s ‘The Deb’ Gets First Trailer & Digital Release Date; Pic Sparked High-Profile Legal Battles
Rebel Wilson’s directorial debut “The Deb” has finally received its first trailer and a confirmed digital release date, following a lengthy and litigious road to market. The Australian musical comedy will launch digitally on 25 August in the US via Sunrise Films, with a UK release a day earlier through Vertigo Releasing, after its original…
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Denshattack’s surprise ode to Guitar Hero makes for 2026’s best boss fight
Denshattack!, a skateboarding-train action game from developer Undercoders, features a standout boss fight at the end of Chapter 7 that reimagines the encounter as a Guitar Hero-style rhythm challenge. The moment, set against the track “I’m the Music,” exemplifies the game’s broader design strength: rather than relying on its one-note premise of a kickflipping train,…
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The 1988 role Willem Dafoe called the hardest he’ll ever play: “It sounds stupid”
Willem Dafoe has described playing Jesus Christ in Martin Scorsese’s 1988 film *The Last Temptation of Christ* as the hardest role of his career. He said the challenge was not simply the character’s religious significance, but portraying Jesus as a human being experiencing doubt, fear and temptation. The film adapted Nikos Kazantzakis’s novel and sparked…
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How Kansas’ First Top 40 Hit Came at the Last Possible Moment and Rescued the Band’s Career
Kansas, a Topeka-formed progressive rock band, scored their first US Top 40 hit with “Carry On Wayward Son” in 1976, a breakthrough that arrived just as their record label was losing patience and effectively saved their career. Despite a distinctive sound built around Robby Steinhardt’s violin and Steve Walsh’s powerful vocals, plus a gruelling touring…
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SUFC News: United confirm latest transfer move as 53-cap international signs in – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United have confirmed the signing of Republic of Ireland international Matt Doherty, adding an experienced right-back to Chris Wilder’s squad. The move addresses Wilder’s stated desire for defensive reinforcement as the Blades prepare for the new Championship season. Doherty arrives with 53 international caps and considerable experience in English football, including Premier League spells…
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The Grand Ole Opry Honors Its Longest-Serving Member With Some “Fresh Hardware”
Country singer Bill Anderson has been celebrated by the Grand Ole Opry as its longest-serving member, marking 65 years since he joined the show on 15 July 1961. The milestone recognises a career that spans classic hits such as “I Get the Fever” and “Still” and songwriting collaborations with artists including Vince Gill, Kenny Chesney…