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‘Money Heist’ Star Itziar Ituño and Vito Sanz Ready to Dive Into the Dystopian World of Sci-Fi Drama Series ‘Numana’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Spanish actors Itziar Ituño, known for “Money Heist”, and Vito Sanz have signed on to star in “Numana”, a science-fiction drama series created by the Argentine-Spanish writer-directors Jesica Arán and Soledad Velasco. The project, produced by Chilean-Spanish company Clara Films and Barcelona-based VFX consultancy Unbound Hub, signals a growing appetite for genre storytelling that draws…
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Halo 4 nearly had a real-money auction house, Don Mattrick reportedly urged
A former Bungie designer, Dan Callan, has shared an anecdote claiming that former Xbox boss Don Mattrick once suggested Halo 4 should include a real-money auction house for its campaign, similar to the one that damaged Diablo 3’s reputation. Callan, who was recently laid off from Bungie, posted the story on Bluesky, describing how he…
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Logitech Mobi Fold foldable keyboard put to the test
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Interstellar and beyond: ranking the top science-fiction adventure films since 2000
Entertainment site Collider has published a ranked list of what it considers the ten greatest science-fiction adventure films of the past 25 years, framed as a continuation of the genre’s long history stretching back to Georges Méliès’s silent-era A Trip to the Moon. The piece argues that although the 20th century gave audiences classics such…
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Cupid at the Kremlin Wall
The 60th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) hosted the inaugural “Book-to-Screen at KVIFF” showcase as part of its expanded Industry Days programme, presenting Central and Eastern European literary works considered ripe for film or television adaptation. The event matters as an attempt to build a dedicated regional market for adaptation rights, with programme head…
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Turkish drama stars credit emotional investment for global success of their shows
Turkish actors Özge Gürel and Serkan Çayoğlu, an off-screen couple who starred together in the series “Wolf” and “Cherry Season”, appeared for an on-stage conversation on Sunday at Rimini’s Italian Global Series Festival, where they were mobbed by fans afterwards. The discussion focused on why Turkish television dramas, known as dizi, have become a global…
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Sheffield Wednesday bring in Leeds forward Gray on a loan deal
Sheffield Wednesday have signed Leeds United striker Harry Gray on a season-long loan deal. The 17-year-old, younger brother of Tottenham midfielder Archie Gray, joins the Championship side as they bolster their attacking options, with the forward saying the club’s stature made it an easy choice despite interest from several other clubs. Gray spent last season…
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Xbox Game Pass sign-ups reportedly fall short of Microsoft’s targets
Xbox Game Pass subscriber numbers have reportedly fallen to around 30 million, according to a Wall Street Journal report — a loss of roughly 4 million compared with figures Microsoft publicised in 2024. The decline matters because it leaves the service far short of Microsoft’s internal ambitions and has been cited by the company as…
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Black Sabbath to release first authorised official book on band’s history
Black Sabbath have announced their first ever authorised official book, titled ‘The Masters of Reality – Why Black Sabbath Matter’, which will chart the metal band’s history from their formation in Birmingham in the late 1960s to their final ‘Back To The Beginning’ concert in July 2025. Created by photographer and long-time friend of the…
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Sheffield Wednesday secure loan signing of Leeds forward Harry Gray
Sheffield Wednesday have completed the loan signing of Leeds United forward Harry Gray. The move strengthens the Championship club’s attacking options for the season. The retrievable content for this article was limited to a Google sign-in and cookie-consent page, so further details — such as the length of the loan, any conditions attached, or comments…