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Chris Hansen claims A24 denied Primetime screening over NDA
Chris Hansen says he was turned away from a private screening of A24’s “Primetime” after refusing to sign what he described as an unusually restrictive legal agreement, marking a sharp reversal from days earlier when he had told a podcast he expected to view and review the film soon. The former “To Catch a Predator”…
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Apple TV’s Best Spy Thriller Is Resurrecting a Fan-Favorite Character in Its Most Explosive Season Yet
Apple TV+’s spy drama Slow Horses has confirmed in its Season 6 trailer that Sid Baker, played by Olivia Cooke, is returning after apparently dying in Season 1. The reveal is one of the show’s boldest twists yet, teasing that Slough House’s agents are being hunted while resurrecting a character whose fate had long been…
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The 1960 movie that Sofia Coppola considers her first love: “So dreamy”
A classic. The post The 1960 movie that Sofia Coppola considers her first love: “So dreamy” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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‘I saw everything’: California dad’s horror at finding teen best friends killed in fiery crash after their car was split in half
Two teenage best friends died in a fiery crash in Victorville, California, after their car was allegedly split in half by two speeding vehicles at an intersection. Maddalyn Dailey, 17, and Isabell Hill, 16, were struck on Friday evening while Maddalyn was driving Isabell home; Maddalyn’s father, Dustin Dailey, rushed to the scene after hearing…
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Forget ‘Reacher’: 6 Alan Ritchson Movies & TV Shows To Watch This Weekend
This article is a listicle recommending Alan Ritchson films and TV shows beyond his role as Jack Reacher in Prime Video’s hit series, published to coincide with the recent premiere of Reacher Season 4. It argues that while Reacher made Ritchson a major action star, his back catalogue shows greater range than his tough-guy image…
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Steam Makes Two Games Completely Free To Play Until Aug. 4
Steam is temporarily offering two well-reviewed PC games for free until 4 August, giving players a chance to try them without any commitment. Neither title becomes a permanent freebie, but access will remain available at a discounted price once the trial period ends for anyone who wants to keep playing. The first, Over The Top:…
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Udio and GRAI Adopt UMG and Liquidax-Backed AI Music Patents
Music IP Holdings (MIH), a company formed by Universal Music Group and Liquidax Capital, has announced that AI music start-ups Udio and GRAI are the first to license patents from its portfolio for use in their AI products. The move matters because it establishes a framework through which UMG and its partners can be compensated…
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Melania Trump jokes about her low profile in Rose Garden remarks
First lady Melania Trump poked fun at her low profile throughout her husband’s second term during a White House event Thursday, making her first major public appearance since mid-July. “Good afternoon,” the first lady greeted press at the White House Rose Garden for an event highlighting her new foster care scholarship initiative. “I heard you…
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Born 78 Years Ago Today in England, the “Golden God” of Rock Who Won a Grammy With This Bluegrass Legend
Robert Plant, the Led Zeppelin frontman known for his flowing golden locks and powerful voice, was born in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England, on 20 August 1948, making him 78 today. He rose from a teenage blues enthusiast who briefly trained as an accountant to become the singer of one of rock’s most influential bands, and…
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The 1955 song that was Elvis Presley’s “signature” tune, according to Scotty Moore
Guitarist Scotty Moore, who backed Elvis Presley from 1954 to 1958 as part of the Blue Moon Boys, named “Mystery Train” as his own signature performance in a 1993 interview with Vintage Guitar magazine. Moore’s playing was central to Presley’s early sound, influencing later guitarists such as Keith Richards and Jeff Beck, and he is…