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Disclosure Day and War Machine among 2026’s finest science-fiction films
Collider senior writer Ryan Heffernan has published a ranked list, dated 6 July 2026, of the six best science-fiction films released in the first half of 2026. The piece argues that the year has already lived up to the genre’s long tradition of cinematic excellence, even as audiences anticipate the forthcoming Dune: Part Three. The…
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Xbox layoffs gut ZeniMax Online as Microsoft prioritises biggest Bethesda franchises
Microsoft’s Xbox division has begun a major round of layoffs — 1,600 employees immediately and 3,200 in total by the end of its fiscal year — and the cuts have landed hard on ZeniMax Media and its subsidiary Bethesda Softworks. Most notably, ZeniMax Online Studios, the developer behind the long-running MMO The Elder Scrolls Online,…
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Balogun row turns a unifying TV sports moment into fresh division
But the European pearl-clutching over Donald Trump’s World Cup call is also bad-faith.
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Labour’s defence strategy dismissed as pantomime ahead of tense Nato summit with Trump
Keir Starmer will head for what looks set to be a bruising Nato summit in Turkey on Tuesday morning amid warnings that he has failed to protect Britain.
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Kirby Air Riders shines at Summer Games Done Quick showcase
Kirby Air Riders made its debut at this year’s Summer Games Done Quick with a record-breaking performance.
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Dune: Part Two nears one billion streaming minutes milestone
Rebecca Ferguson’s critically acclaimed sci-fi series, Silo, has returned with a bang on Apple TV. The show is now nearing a major streaming milestone
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Footballers who also make music: a look at their side careers
From Rafael Leão to Memphis Depay, here are a few soccer stars who moonlight as singers and rappers
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Miyazaki’s remarkable FromSoftware career is underrated, says veteran Tekken producer
Harada says the Souls series “was the result of everything Miyazaki and his team had built up through their previous titles.”
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Orbital Studios to relocate operations to Television City lot
Orbital Studios has relocated its LED walls to Television City, the former CBS studio on Los Angeles’ Fairfax Avenue. The virtual production company moved its headquarters from the L.A. Arts District to the historic lot once home to “The Carol Burnett Show” and “The Price Is Right.” The move provides LED volume possibilities for Television…