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Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 preview audience of 6,000 keeps show leak-free
CD Projekt Red has publicly thanked the roughly 6,000 people who were given early access to Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 for not leaking any details before the anime’s release. The studio praised the group’s discipline, telling them “thank you so much for keeping your promise properly”, and highlighting how unusually well the advance audience kept the…
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The Velvet Underground and Nico, a 1967 commercial failure that shaped alternative rock
A Collider feature argues that The Velvet Underground & Nico, released in 1967, is the most important album in alternative rock history, despite being a commercial flop at the time. The piece matters because it reframes the origins of alt-rock, tracing the roots of punk, grunge and indie not to 1990s Seattle but to the…
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Heated Rivalry and other favourites blocked by Emmy eligibility rules
Ahead of the 2026 Primetime Emmy nominations, announced at 8:30 a.m. PT on Wednesday, Deadline explains why several popular and acclaimed shows will not feature this year. The reasons come down to Academy eligibility rules rather than quality, so fans should not be surprised to find favourites missing from the list. The biggest talking point…
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Old Henry, an acclaimed 2021 Western, climbs into Netflix top 10
Collider reports that an acclaimed 2021 Western is enjoying a surge in popularity on Netflix, currently sitting among the top 10 most-watched titles on the domestic chart. Though the film underperformed at the box office on its theatrical release, strong reviews have given it a second life in the streaming and home-video era, illustrating how…
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Duane Whitlock’s estranged eldest son to be played by Matt Barr in Thunder Road
AMC’s forthcoming NASCAR drama series Thunder Road has cast Matt Barr in a series regular role, joining previously announced lead Dennis Quaid. The casting news matters as another step in assembling the ensemble for a high-profile scripted series produced in association with NASCAR, which is targeting a 2027 launch on AMC and AMC+. Created by…
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NBC and Fox News draw record Fourth of July audiences for America’s 250th anniversary
NBC and Fox News both enjoyed a surge in television viewership over the Fourth of July as the United States marked the 250th anniversary of its founding. NBC’s annual Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks special posted a sizeable year-on-year rise, while Fox News recorded its best-ever ratings for the Independence Day holiday, underlining how the…
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Jeff Rosenstock joins 311 Caribbean Cruise after twelve-year lobbying campaign
The rock band 311, longtime hosts of their own concert cruise, have announced that musician Jeff Rosenstock will feature on their 311 Caribbean Cruise, sailing from 10–15 March 2027. The booking is notable because Rosenstock spent roughly twelve years openly lobbying for a slot, making his eventual inclusion a light-hearted case of persistence finally paying…
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Corcoran wins right to pursue Terrifier profit-share lawsuit as judge finds contract ambiguous
A US federal judge has issued a mixed ruling in a lawsuit brought by actress Catherine Corcoran, who appeared as Dawn in the 2016 horror film “Terrifier”. The core dispute survives: Corcoran’s contract entitled her to 1 percent of profits from “Terrifier”, and the court must now decide whether that covers only the original film…
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V/H/S found-footage series to release first feature adaptation of SCP Foundation
Indie horror label Spooky Pictures and Image Nation Studios have announced “V/H/S: SCP”, a new feature-length instalment in the long-running “V/H/S” found-footage horror franchise. The film is the first feature-length adaptation of the SCP Foundation, a large online collaborative fiction project, marking a notable crossover between an established horror series and one of the internet’s…
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FCC to scrap rule requiring ISPs to itemise all broadband fees
The US Federal Communications Commission is set to vote on 22 July 2026 to scrap a Biden-era rule that requires internet service providers to itemise every “passthrough” fee on their broadband price labels. Instead of listing each charge separately, ISPs will be permitted to bundle them into a single “up to” figure, making it harder…