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France’s superstars are beatable – and these are their weaknesses
France have won all five of their World Cup 2026 matches, scoring 14 goals and conceding just two, and are widely tipped by pundits, fans and bookmakers as clear favourites to win the tournament. Ahead of their quarter-final against Morocco, BBC Sport journalists assessed whether Didier Deschamps’ side can be stopped, with most identifying reigning…
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Subnautica 2 celebrates 5 million copies sold ahead of Adaptive Measures, its first early access update
Developer Unknown Worlds has announced that Subnautica 2 has passed 5 million copies sold, a milestone reached while the underwater survival game remains in early access. The figure underlines the strong commercial performance of the sequel to the popular Subnautica franchise, even before its full release. The announcement coincides with the imminent arrival of Adaptive…
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Watch The Vaccines air new song ‘Ten Years Too Far’ at Mad Cool 2026
The Vaccines debuted a new song, ‘Ten Years Too Far’, during their set on the opening night of Mad Cool Festival 2026 in Madrid on 8 July, with footage of the performance circulating online. The airing of the anthemic, previously unheard track marks fresh material from the indie band, who are also marking the 15th…
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Prime Video Officially Resurrects the Best ‘John Wick’ Rival Ever Made
Streaming platform Prime Video has seen renewed interest in the 2021 action thriller Nobody, starring Bob Odenkirk, which has re-entered the service’s global top 10. The film is presented as a standout rival to the John Wick franchise, notable for its subversive casting of Odenkirk — best known as Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad and…
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The Queen Song That Proved Freddie Mercury Trusted Brian May More Than Anyone Else
This Collider article, written by music editor Corinne Johnson, spotlights “You Take My Breath Away”, an often-overlooked track from Queen’s 1976 album A Day at the Races. The piece argues that the song is significant because it demonstrates the unusual degree of trust Freddie Mercury placed in guitarist Brian May, and it is presented as…
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3 of the Best Southern Rock Songs From the 70s That I Still Listen to Today
This American Songwriter opinion piece highlights three songs that the author considers among the finest examples of 1970s Southern rock, a subgenre that blends rock and country and has stayed popular for decades. Presented as a personal selection of tracks the writer still enjoys today, the article celebrates the enduring appeal of the era’s most…
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Swiss-Korean Director Hae-Sup Sin Awarded the Allwyn Residency Fellowship in Los Angeles
Swiss-Korean director Hae-Sup Sin has been named the recipient of the Allwyn Residency Fellowship at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, a prize awarded through Future Frames, a programme supporting young European filmmakers. The fellowship gives one participant a tailor-made professional programme in Los Angeles designed to advance the next stage of their career, marking a…
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The Mary Wallopers on “Irish expression” and “heavier” new album ‘Paddywhackery’: “If the English knew what happened, they wouldn’t be so quick to be marching with St George’s crosses”
Irish rebel folk band The Mary Wallopers have spoken to NME about their third studio album, ‘Paddywhackery’, which they describe as their “heavier” and most original record to date. Due for release on 18 September, the album chronicles the isolation of living as an Irish outsider in England, and its arrival cements the Dundalk band’s…
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How to repair your ship in Black Flag Resynced
This GamesRadar+ guide explains how players can repair their ship in Black Flag Resynced, the remaster/reworked version of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. Naval combat is central to the game, and keeping the player’s vessel, the Jackdaw, in fighting condition is essential for surviving encounters with enemy ships and completing voyages across the Caribbean. The…
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SWFC News: Wilson explains what Barry brings to Owls as he makes exciting prediction – thestar.co.uk
The supplied article text contains only Google’s cookie-consent and sign-in boilerplate, with none of the actual reporting from The Star’s piece. As a result, the substantive content — Sheffield Wednesday manager’s reported comments on what a player named Barry brings to the Owls, and the “exciting prediction” referenced in the headline — is not present…