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Fan shows just how huge Lego Godzilla is by putting it next to the enormous Minas Tirth set

  • Lego Godzilla stands 27.5 inches tall.
  • It towers over the 8,278-piece Minas Tirith set.
  • Fans have raised concerns about its design.

A fan comparison shows the upcoming Lego Godzilla model towering over other large Lego builds, including the Minas Tirith set. The side-by-side images make the model’s scale easier to grasp than its height measurement alone. Godzilla stands 27.5 inches tall and is due at the Lego Store on…

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It’s Official: The PlayStation Blackout Protest Did Nothing

  • PlayStation activity and digital sales rose after the August boycott.
  • Monthly active users increased by 2 million quarter on quarter.
  • The protest followed Sony’s plan to end disc production in 2028.

Sony’s second-quarter results suggest that the PlayStation Digital Blackout, held from 23 to 30 August, did not measurably hurt the company. The protest followed Sony’s plan to stop producing discs in January 2028, with participants pledging to avoid purchases and PlayStation Plus renewals; the figures show digital sales…

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Nintendo boss teases more Zelda is on the way next year – but I wouldn’t expect new games

  • Nintendo plans more Zelda anniversary activity next year.
  • Film, music and merchandise are among the planned experiences.
  • No new game or classic port has been confirmed.

Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa says the company will continue celebrating The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary through next year. He pointed to plans spanning games, film, music and merchandise, signalling further activity around the series without confirming any new game. Nintendo has already marked the anniversary with an…

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Letitia Wright To Star In Supernatural Horror ‘In Her Shadow’ For ‘Obsession’ Producer & Bankside — AFM

  • Letitia Wright will star in and executive produce *In Her Shadow*.
  • The horror film is in pre-production.
  • Bankside Films is launching world sales ahead of AFM.

Letitia Wright will star in supernatural horror film *In Her Shadow* and executive produce it through her 3:16 Productions banner. The project is in pre-production, with Bankside Films launching international sales ahead of the American Film Market. Wright plays Annie Cutter, a celebrated author who adopts her estranged…

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‘Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender’ Officially Returns With New Release, But There’s a Catch

  • The animated Avatar film is getting a 4K SteelBook release.
  • Its home-release materials reportedly credit the wrong director.
  • The SteelBook costs US$45.99 and is due in February 2027.

Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender is getting a 4K UHD SteelBook release after its debut on Paramount+, but promotional materials reportedly misidentified its director as M. Night Shyamalan. The mix-up matters because it appears to confuse the animated film with Shyamalan’s widely criticised 2010 live-action adaptation. The animated…

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3 One-Hit Wonders From the 1970s We Hear All the Time in Dentists’ and Doctors’ Offices

  • Three 1970s tracks are linked to medical waiting rooms.
  • Anita Ward and Richie Havens feature alongside Thin Lizzy.
  • The songs are praised for their accessible, reassuring feel.

The article highlights three 1970s songs it says are common in dentists’ and doctors’ waiting rooms, where familiar, gentle music can help ease patients’ nerves. It argues that each track offers an accessible mood suited to a shared public space. The selections are Anita Ward’s 1979 hit, Richie…

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WoW: Forever is working on its server tech to make cities less empty, say devs

  • Blizzard is adjusting server settings to make cities feel busier.
  • Layering has left some areas feeling empty.
  • Players say populated hubs help socialising and roleplay.

World of Warcraft: Forever’s launch has run smoothly, but players have reported that cities feel unusually empty despite large numbers being online. Blizzard says it is aware that some areas seem less populated than they should and plans to adjust its server settings to make them feel livelier.…

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Rush announce Las Vegas residency at The Sphere

  • Rush will play five Sphere shows in May.
  • The set will include all of *2112* and *Moving Pictures*.
  • The band also plans an international tour in 2027.

Rush have announced a five-show Las Vegas residency at the Sphere, beginning on 21 May. The concerts extend the Canadian band’s reunion and will use the venue’s visual capabilities to present a show designed around their catalogue. The “Elevate From the Norm” residency is scheduled for 21, 23,…

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Billie Eilish dressed as Noodle from Gorillaz for Halloween

  • Billie Eilish dressed as Gorillaz character Noodle for Halloween.
  • She shared photos and a video of herself dancing in costume.
  • The look appears inspired by Noodle’s Fortnite Festival outfit.

Billie Eilish dressed as Noodle, the cartoon guitarist from Gorillaz, for Halloween, sharing photos and a dancing clip on social media. Her costume recreates the character’s blue bob and red-and-white outfit, apparently drawing on Noodle’s look in Fortnite Festival. The article also recalls Eilish’s 2022 Coachella performance with…

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In 1978, Brian May couldn’t support one Queen song, unaware it would be heard over 2,800,000,000 times

  • May initially felt uneasy about Mercury’s lyrics.
  • He supported the song and contributed its guitar parts.
  • ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ went on to reach over 2.8 billion listens.

In 1978, Brian May was uneasy about Freddie Mercury’s lyrics for ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’, which celebrated hedonism while May was worried about the risks Mercury might face amid growing concern about AIDS. The story shows how May’s personal concern initially made it difficult for him to appreciate…

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