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Belgian Grand Prix 2026: Here’s Where to Watch F1 Online for Free
Formula 1’s 2026 season moves to Belgium for round 10 at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, with practice starting Friday, 17 July and the race on Sunday, 19 July. The Belgian Grand Prix follows a strong showing in Britain from Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, who took his first win of the season, and comes as fans look for…
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Time to end music’s greatest injustice
Scott Cohen, co-founder of The Orchard and former Warner Music Group chief innovation officer, has written an opinion piece arguing that the music industry’s biggest deals systematically exclude the artists whose catalogues and rights created the underlying value. He draws on his own experience selling The Orchard to Sony Music in 2015, when the artists…
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Every controversy surrounding Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ from casting to costumes
Christopher Nolan’s forthcoming adaptation of Homer’s “The Odyssey” has attracted controversy for months ahead of its cinema release, with criticism ranging from casting choices and historical accuracy to remarks by the director dismissing his critics. The film, an epic fantasy action-adventure, has become a lightning rod for debate even before audiences have had the chance…
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Netflix’s Stellar ‘Yellowstone’ Replacement Officially Returns in Just 1 Week
Netflix’s Western drama Ransom Canyon, seen as one of several attempts by streamers to replicate the success of Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone, is returning for its second season next week. The show is part of a wider trend of streaming platforms investing heavily in “oat opera” dramas—blending family saga and crime—after several networks originally passed on…
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‘I thought there’d never be enough work!’ Ruth Madeley on sex, success and becoming a star out of sheer nosiness
Ruth Madeley, the 38-year-old actor known for Doctor Who and Years and Years, discusses her latest lead role in The Rapture, a BBC adaptation of Liz Jensen’s 2009 novel, in which she plays a paralysed clinical psychologist drawn into the visions of a young offender. The interview highlights Madeley’s growing influence in the industry, both…
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‘I dreamt of a show where the audience becomes horny’: the Swedish puppet play starring bonking barbies
Malmö Dockteater, Sweden’s only puppet theatre for adults, has adapted Jackie Collins’s 1968 debut novel *The World Is Full of Married Men* into an explicit puppet production using anatomically modified Barbie and Ken dolls. The show, which uses puppetry to depict the novel’s sex scenes rather than shying away from them, is transferring from Malmö…
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The Olivia Tremor Control Announce The Same Place, First New Album in 27 Years
The Olivia Tremor Control, the influential Elephant 6 collective act, have announced The Same Place, their first new album in 27 years, due out on 23rd October via The Elephant 6 Recording Co. The 27-track record is a tribute to two former members who have died, Bill Doss and Will Hart, and marks only the…
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Lumineers, Bright Eyes to Sing for the Felice Brothers on Star-Studded Tribute Album
The Felice Brothers, the influential but commercially under-the-radar upstate New York roots collective, are to be honoured with a tribute album titled “Felice County Fair: A Celebration of the Felice Brothers”, due for release via Sony Records on 16th October 2026. The record brings together an array of prominent artists from the Americana and roots…
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Doom: The Dark Ages’ DLC is a true FPS triumph, and its developers deserve better
GamesRadar+ praises the downloadable content for Doom: The Dark Ages as an exceptional addition to the shooter, arguing it demonstrates the strength of developer id Software while also highlighting how the studio’s talents are often undervalued within the wider industry. The review frames the DLC as a standout example of first-person shooter design, reinforcing the…
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Review: Culdcept BEGINS – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition – A Great Distillation Of This Addictive Series’ Mechanics
Culdcept BEGINS is a soft reboot of the long-running Culdcept board/card game franchise, released for Nintendo Switch 2, and serves as a newcomer-friendly entry point into a series that has historically struggled to find a wide audience outside Japan. The review praises it as an addictive, if occasionally strange, distillation of the series’ core mechanics,…