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Paramount+ has confirmed that its British crime drama "MobLand" will return for a second season on 18 September, releasing a first-look teaser alongside the announcement. The renewal news is notable because it follows a well-publicised fallout between star Tom Hardy and the show's producers, which briefly led to…
Collider ranks the six worst R-rated 2010s comedies as pure 0/10 films.
Behaving Badly (2014) tops the list for abysmal writing and unlikable characters.
Bucky Larson (2011) is panned as lazy, antiquated and one-joke.
This Collider article by Michael Block ranks what it considers the six worst R-rated comedies of the 2010s, arguing these films are so unfunny and lacking in redeeming qualities that they warrant a "0/10" rating. The piece frames a bad comedy as one where laughs become non-existent due…
Microsoft layoffs eliminated ~136 positions at id Software (Doom developers) whilst the team was completing Doom: The Dark Ages DLC
Multiple game pitches were cancelled, including a new Perfect Dark, co-op Doom, and a John Wick-inspired cyberpunk title
The cuts follow Microsoft's earlier closure of The Initiative and cancellation of its Perfect Dark game, signalling broader portfolio adjustments
Microsoft's recent mass layoffs impacted id Software with approximately 136 job cuts, affecting the Doom developer as the team was finalising downloadable content for Doom: The Dark Ages. Prior to the redundancies, the s
The notes almost breached Steam's post character limit.
Pocketpair fitted them in without cutting any content.
Pocketpair has released the 1.0 version of its monster-catching survival game Palworld, accompanied by an unusually large set of patch notes running to more than 10,000 words. The volume of changes was so great that the notes nearly exceeded Steam's character limit for a single update post, though…
Sheffield Wednesday have signed forward Louie Barry.
The deal adds a new attacking option to the squad.
Full details of the transfer were not available in the text.
Sheffield Wednesday have completed the signing of forward Louie Barry, adding a new attacking option to their squad. The move strengthens the club's forward line as they look to bolster their options for the season ahead. Beyond the headline confirmation of the transfer, further details of the deal…
Black Sabbath's founding drummer Bill Ward has publicly confirmed that he increasingly relies on a wheelchair to get around, while insisting that he remains "still a drummer" and has no intention of giving up his instrument. In a statement posted to Facebook on Thursday 9 July, the 78-year-old…
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id Software reportedly pitched a new Perfect Dark before Microsoft's layoffs.
The cuts removed 136 workers from the Doom studio.
Other ideas included a John Wick-style game and multiplayer Doom.
Following Microsoft's mass layoffs that hit Doom developer id Software this week, a new report claims the studio had been weighing up several ideas for their next project before the cuts landed. According to Gamesbeat, the pitches under consideration included a new entry in the Perfect Dark series…
Collider has published a ranked opinion piece by Safwan Azeem listing the six worst R-rated blockbuster films of the 2000s, arguing that these movies squandered big budgets, stars and strong source material to produce disappointing results. The piece matters as a piece of film criticism and nostalgia, contending…
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