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Total War Warhammer 40,000’s gameplay reveal will make you wonder if your PC can handle it

  • First extended Total War: Warhammer 40,000 gameplay shown at Bilibili World 2026 in Shanghai.
  • Demo pitted Astra Militarum against Orks, ending in an orbital Lance Strike.
  • No release date yet; coming to PS5, PC and Xbox Series X.

Creative Assembly and Sega have shown extended gameplay footage of Total War: Warhammer 40,000, offering the first substantial look at how the strategy title will play. The reveal, made at the Bilibili World 2026 event in Shanghai, presents the game as the spectacle-driven revival of the real-time strategy…

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Warcraft and Moon director Duncan Jones discusses his ambitions for his adaptation of 2000 AD’s sci-fi comic Rogue Trooper

  • Duncan Jones directs an animated adaptation of 2000 AD's Rogue Trooper.
  • Cast includes Aneurin Barnard, Sean Bean, Jemaine Clement and Matt Berry.
  • Made on a tight budget with just 10 days of shooting.

Director Duncan Jones, known for Moon and Warcraft, has spoken about his animated adaptation of Rogue Trooper, a sci-fi comic from British publisher 2000 AD. Speaking to Polygon at the Annecy Festival, Jones expressed hope that the film could give 2000 AD renewed mainstream success, following the more…

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6 Classic Rock Songs Everyone Knows by Bands That No One Seems To Remember

  • Six famous rock songs listeners struggle to attribute to the right band.
  • Includes Thin Lizzy, Mountain, Bad Company and Golden Earring.
  • Mostly 1970s hits that never cemented strong band-name recognition.

This light-hearted American Songwriter feature rounds up six classic rock songs that listeners recognise instantly yet often cannot attribute to the correct band. The writer, self-appointed "classic rock person" among their friends, frames the list around the common experience of hearing a familiar radio staple without being able…

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“We were kinda like the odd man out in the nu metal scene and had to prove we could whip ass”: From hanging out with Lemmy and Willie Nelson to the carnage of Woodstock, how Sevendust’s Lajon Witherspoon became a modern metal icon

  • Lajon Witherspoon is hailed as one of metal's greatest vocalists.
  • Hit Parader ranked him No.35 among rock singers in 2008.
  • Sevendust have released 15 albums since forming in 1994.

This article profiles Lajon Witherspoon, the frontman of American metal band Sevendust, charting his rise to become one of the genre's most respected vocalists. It matters as a career retrospective marking three decades of the band's work and Witherspoon's standing within modern metal, framed around anecdotes such as…

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The singer Robert Plant knew was out of everyone’s league: “Better than we were”

  • Plant saw Steve Marriott as a superior vocalist.
  • The piece highlights Marriottu2019s overlooked influence on rock.
  • It links Marriottu2019s style to Plantu2019s early Led Zeppelin sound.

The article says Robert Plant regarded Steve Marriott as a singer who operated on a level above most of his peers, presenting Marriott as a rare talent who even Led Zeppelin’s frontman felt he could not match. It matters because it reframes Plant not just as a towering…

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SUFC player ratings v Chesterfield: New boy shines, key man frustrates in stalemate – thestar.co.uk

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  • Headline indicates a goalless Sheffield United v Chesterfield draw.
  • A new signing reportedly shone while a key player disappointed.

The provided article text does not contain the actual content of the report; it consists only of a Google cookie-consent and sign-in page, including privacy notices and a list of language options. As a result, no details from the Sheffield United player ratings against Chesterfield are available to…

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‘Fruit Gathering’ Review: Two Working Women Chase Impossible Dreams and Desires in a Delicate Debut from Myanmar

  • Myanmar director Aung Phyoe's delicate debut premieres in competition at Karlovy Vary.
  • Two factory women form a bond edging towards forbidden queer desire.
  • Praised despite late melodrama; strong festival prospects, especially LGBTQ showcases.

"Fruit Gathering," the debut feature from Myanmar director Aung Phyoe, has premiered in the main competition at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, where critic Guy Lodge reviewed it favourably as a delicate, affecting drama built on small gestures, silences and everyday sensory pleasures. The film is notable…

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CHTHONIC Frontman-Turned-Politician FREDDY LIM: ‘Artists Are Capable Of Doing A Lot Of Things That Politicians Cannot’

  • Metal frontman Freddy Lim says artists achieve what politicians cannot.
  • He served in Taiwan's parliament 2016u20132024, now ambassador to Finland.
  • CHTHONIC faced official harassment during Taiwan's democratic transition.

Freddy Lim, frontman of the Taiwanese extreme metal band CHTHONIC and now a politician and diplomat, reflected on the relationship between music and political change during an appearance on the Bleeding Metal podcast, recorded at the Tuska festival in Helsinki. Lim argued that artists can achieve things politicians…

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