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‘It Felt Like a PowerPoint Deck of Executive Ideas’: Beta Testers Share Thoughts on PS5’s Cancelled Fairgames

  • Sony cancelled Fairgames after a playtest.
  • Testers questioned its appeal and readiness.
  • Haven staff will support other PlayStation games.

Sony has cancelled Fairgames, Haven Studios’ heist shooter, after a recent playtest failed to meet the company’s goals. Testers described the game as unappealing and unfinished, reinforcing doubts that it could attract enough players to sustain a live service. Fairgames was announced more than three years ago, but…

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How Will P!nk Take Sphere to New Heights With Las Vegas Residency?

  • P!nk will headline Sphere next September and October.
  • Her aerial act could make use of the venue’s vast scale.
  • The podcast also covers chart shifts and Grammy predictions.

P!nk is set to headline Sphere in Las Vegas next September and October, bringing her high-energy, aerial performance style to the venue. The residency could make use of the venue’s scale and technology, giving her room to perform across a stage in a building more than 20 storeys…

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The DCU Regime Change Threatens to Turn Man of Tomorrow Into 2027’s Answer to The Flash

  • A leadership change puts the DCU’s direction in doubt.
  • *Man of Tomorrow* is due in 2027 and features Brainiac.
  • The writer sees parallels with *The Flash* during an earlier transition.

DC Studios’ reported leadership change, with Jeremy Latcham appointed to lead after James Gunn and Peter Safran, raises doubts about the future of the current DC Universe. The article argues that the 2027 film *Man of Tomorrow* could face the same problem as 2023’s *The Flash*: a major…

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Ayesha Curry says husband Steph Curry’s NBA pregame habits inspired her movie character, responds to backlash

  • Ayesha Curry drew on Steph Curry’s pregame habits for her film character.
  • A kissing scene with co-star Matthew Daddario drew online criticism.
  • Curry replied that the on-screen kiss was not real.

Ayesha Curry says her husband, NBA star Stephen Curry, inspired parts of her character in the new film *Second Chance Holiday*. She drew on his superstitious pregame routines, while a scene in which she kisses co-star Matthew Daddario prompted criticism from some sports figures online. Former NFL player…

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Nintendo removes Mario and Skyward Sword references from Ocarina remake

  • The remake removes Mario and Skyward Sword references.
  • Nintendo says the Easter eggs could distract players.
  • Fujibayashi said there were no hard feelings.

Nintendo removed references to Mario and Skyward Sword from its new Ocarina of Time remake, saying they could distract players from the world of the game. Producer Eiji Aonuma said the team now views such Easter eggs differently, as players might question why unrelated characters or images appear.…

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WayOut Names 2026 Impact In Entertainment Award Winners

  • Four entertainers will receive wayOUT’s 2026 awards.
  • The awards will be presented at the 10th Anniversary Gayla.
  • The event will support The Knights & Orchids Society.

Michael Feinstein, Michael Urie, Raven-Symoné and Dan Bucatinsky have been named recipients of wayOUT’s 2026 Impact in Entertainment Awards. The honours recognise contributions to lasting change for LGBTQ+ people through greater visibility, support and equality in entertainment. They will be presented at wayOUT’s 10th Anniversary Gayla on 14…

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After Online Uproar, Sammy Kershaw and His Wife Will Walk CMA Awards Red Carpet

  • Kershaw and his wife will walk the CMA red carpet.
  • CMA leaders apologised after online criticism.
  • Kershaw said the issue was recognition of artists’ contributions.

After online backlash, Sammy Kershaw and his wife have been invited to walk the CMA Awards red carpet, following a private conversation with the Country Music Association’s leadership. Kershaw had accused the organisation of excluding them from the media red carpet after months of discussions, prompting artists and…

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Oscar Winner David Dinerstein Boards ‘Room Of The Absolute’ As EP; Award-Winning Doc Creates Portrait Of Ukrainian Artist Alla Hurenko

  • Oscar winner David Dinerstein joins the film’s producing team.
  • Alla Hurenko documented three years of life during the war.
  • The short is now pursuing an Oscar campaign.

Oscar winner David Dinerstein has joined the short documentary *Room of the Absolute* as an executive producer as it pursues an Oscar campaign. Directed by Natalie Shirinian and Elizabeth Baudouin, the film follows Ukrainian painter Alla Hurenko and shows how she continues making art and maintaining a sense…

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Microsoft’s DLSS competitor is out for the Xbox Ally X and works in handheld mode

  • Auto SR is rolling out to the Xbox Ally X and selected PCs.
  • Handheld and battery-powered play are now supported.
  • Performance mode supports frame rates up to 120fps.

Microsoft is rolling out Automatic Super Resolution (Auto SR), its image-upscaling technology, for the Xbox Ally X, Xbox Ally X20 and selected Windows Copilot Plus PCs. The release matters to handheld players because Auto SR can now run while the Ally X is being used away from its…

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In 1999, Josh Brolin was the only one “cheap enough” to play a role. He’s regretted it ever since

  • Brolin thinks he got *Hollow Man* because he was cheap.
  • He says he disliked making the film.
  • *No Country for Old Men* helped change his career.

Josh Brolin said he believes he was cast in *Hollow Man* because the other candidates turned it down and he was affordable. Although the role gave him work after a difficult period in his career, he disliked the experience and felt he had been chosen as a budget…

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