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Jamiroquai announce 2027 European arena tour including three nights at The O2

  • Jamiroquai will play seven European arena shows in July 2027.
  • Three concerts at London’s O2 mark the venue’s 20th birthday.
  • The band’s first album since 2017 is expected, but details are unconfirmed.

Jamiroquai have announced a UK and European arena tour for July 2027, with three London dates at The O2. The concerts will take place ahead of the band’s ninth studio album, whose release details have not yet been confirmed, and form part of celebrations for the venue’s 20th…

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Taiwan Should Bet on Horror to Crack Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s Biggest Film Market, Study Finds

  • Indonesia’s box office reached $352.9 million in 2025.
  • Local films captured 64% of cinema admissions.
  • The study sees horror as a route for Taiwanese producers.

A K7 Media study presented in Taipei identifies horror as a promising route for Taiwanese producers seeking audiences in Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s largest film market. The opportunity rests on the strength of local cinema: Indonesian films drew most cinema admissions in 2025, and horror is one of the…

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3 Best Movies on Netflix This Weekend (Nov 7-8)

  • Three films are recommended for the weekend.
  • The picks are available on US Netflix.
  • They range from crime drama to coming-of-age.

The article recommends three films for a weekend watch on Netflix: *Carolina Caroline*, *Whiplash* and *Stand by Me*. Its choices span crime drama, an intense music-school thriller and a coming-of-age story about friendship. The recommendations apply to US Netflix viewers. *Carolina Caroline*, starring Samara Weaving, Kyle Gallner and…

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Pilot Draws Incredible GTA 6 Mural With His Flight Path

  • Pilot Benjamin McDaniel drew a GTA 6 mural with his flight path.
  • The Cessna flight took eight hours and eight minutes.
  • The game is due out on 19 November 2026.

Benjamin McDaniel, known as The Pilot Picasso, created a mural depicting GTA 6 by tracing its design through the sky in a Cessna Skylane RG. The feat shows how flight tracking can turn a plane’s route into a continuous drawing, and took more than eight hours to complete.…

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New ‘God of War’ Star Officially Shows Off Stunning Kratos Transformation

  • Dave Bautista says he gained 20 pounds of muscle to play Kratos.
  • Prime Video’s series will adapt the Norse-era God of War story.
  • Callum Vinson, Ed Skrein and Mandy Patinkin are among the cast.

Dave Bautista has shared a look at his physical preparation to play Kratos in Prime Video’s God of War series, saying he has gained 20 pounds of muscle for the role. His casting follows Ryan Hurst’s departure after an injury, and the update signals that the long-developed adaptation…

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Django Django’s ‘Doveland’ Is Framed By Maturity

  • Django Django have released ‘Doveland’ in full.
  • The album explores maturity and grief.
  • A UK and European tour is planned for early 2027.

Django Django have released their new album, ‘Doveland’, in full. The band describe it as a more mature record, with open songwriting that explores grief and broadens their psych-pop sound. Dave Mclean said it had taken him until the age of 46 for the band to make a…

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‘Behind Blue Eyes’: The Who’s rock opera that was never a rock opera

  • “Behind Blue Eyes” began as part of the abandoned Lifehouse project.
  • The Who released it on 1971’s Who’s Next.
  • The song retains hints of Townshend’s larger rock opera vision.

Pete Townshend’s “Behind Blue Eyes” grew out of Lifehouse, an ambitious project The Who abandoned after the success of their rock opera Tommy. The song carries traces of the larger concept, but became a standalone track on Who’s Next and one of the band’s most enduring songs. The…

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International Disruptors: Studio N Chief Mikyung Kwon On The Value Of Webcomic IP & Taking Risks With Korean Epic ‘The Remarried Empress’

  • Studio N calls The Remarried Empress its biggest creative gamble.
  • The webcomic has nearly three billion views in ten languages.
  • The adaptation keeps its European-inspired setting.

Studio N chief Mikyung Kwon is backing The Remarried Empress, a lavish Disney+ series that she calls the company’s most ambitious and expensive production and the biggest creative gamble of her career. The adaptation matters because it preserves the webcomic’s European-inspired setting rather than shifting it into the…

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75 Years Later, John Wayne’s WWII Drama Resurfaces as a Streaming Hit

  • John Wayne’s 1951 submarine drama is trending on Tubi.
  • The film follows the USS Thunderfish in the Pacific War.
  • Its patriotic portrayal reflects the era’s postwar mood.

John Wayne’s 1951 war film *Operation Pacific* has resurfaced as a streaming hit on Tubi, bringing renewed attention to one of his less celebrated films. Set aboard a US submarine in the Pacific during the Second World War, it combines military action with a spy-film feel and reflects…

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Sweden’s Göteborg Film Festival to Debate the Fascination With Youth in a ‘Forever Young’ Focus

  • Göteborg’s 2027 focus will examine society’s obsession with youth.
  • The programme includes three films about ageing, death and cultural memory.
  • The festival’s 50th anniversary runs from 20 January to 6 February.

Göteborg Film Festival has announced a “Forever Young” focus for its 2027 edition, exploring society’s fixation on youth, ageing and the pursuit of immortality through films and discussions. The theme coincides with the festival’s 50th anniversary, framing a milestone for the event around questions of what it means…

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