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Big Walk’s Ending Delivered A Gut Punch I Never Saw Coming
For about 15 hours and 57 minutes of our 16-hour playthrough of Big Walk, my kids and I laughed as we stumbled down cliffsides, put our heads together to solve dozens of inventive puzzles, and rejoiced whenever we’d finish a task and that small burst of confetti would shoot out, unlocking our all-important “eggy things”…
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Who is Cyberleek? What we know about the GTA 6 leaker
Cyberleek is the name used by an unidentified person or group claiming responsibility for recent alleged Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay and map leaks. The case matters because the material appeared shortly before Rockstar’s planned reveal, while Cyberleek says the releases are intended to pressure publishers over digital ownership and pre-orders. Its identity, methods and…
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Cameron Diaz Officially Returns to Netflix With New Action Movie This December
Cameron Diaz is continuing her return to acting with a new Netflix film called “Bad Day,” an action-comedy set for release on 11 December. The announcement, confirmed by Netflix with first-look images, follows Diaz’s 2025 comeback in “Back in Action” and marks another significant streaming vehicle for the star, who largely stepped away from major…
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TV Vet Chuck Saftler to Depart Disney and FX After Nearly 33 Years
Chuck Saftler, a veteran Disney and FX executive credited with helping build FX into a major cable network, is stepping down after nearly 33 years with the company. Saftler joined in 1993 ahead of FX’s June 1994 launch and most recently served as head of acquisitions for Disney’s ABC, Freeform, FX and Nat Geo networks,…
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Man dressed as Darth Vader defends Flock cameras to San Diego City Council: ‘This is what the emperor needs’
A man dressed as the iconic “Star Wars” villain Darth Vader on Wednesday appeared to defend the use of Flock cameras before the San Diego City Council, assuring that “this is what the emperor needs.” The man approached the podium to address the Public Safety and Livable Neighborhoods Committee meeting, with the character’s signature breathing…
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The Two Mid-60s Films That Could’ve Predicted the Fate of CSNY, According to Graham Nash
Graham Nash has suggested that a small moment from the mid-1960s foreshadowed the eventual fracturing of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. In a 2025 interview with Uncut, Nash recalled that David Crosby chose to watch The Beatles’ ensemble-driven A Hard Day’s Night while Neil Young opted for Bob Dylan’s more introspective Dont Look Back, a…
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Apple Music to slap AI labels on Suno music – but pushes the onus onto record companies
Apple Music has told industry partners it will start showing “Made With AI” labels on tracks generated using AI platforms such as Suno, later this year. However, the system relies on record labels and distributors voluntarily tagging content as AI-generated before it reaches the platform, rather than Apple detecting it independently, meaning enforcement depends on…
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Capitol Music Group CEO Tom March on the ‘Incredible’ Sienna Spiro, Breaking Sam Fender in the U.S. & More
Capitol Music Group chairman/CEO Tom March discusses a strong run of form for the label in an interview, highlighting rising British singer-songwriter Sienna Spiro and his history with Sam Fender, whom he signed while at Polydor in the UK. The interview matters as it offers insight into how one of the major label groups under…
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Pablo Alborán Cancels Spain Show Due to Severe Pneumonia: ‘I Need Complete Rest for the Next Few Days’
Spanish singer Pablo Alborán has cancelled a concert scheduled for 21 August in Ciudad Real, Spain, after being diagnosed with severe pneumonia. The 36-year-old pop star, known for hits including “Solamente Tú” and “Saturno”, announced the news via Instagram on 20 August, saying doctors had advised him to take complete rest for the next few…
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‘The Odyssey’ Officially Poised to Slay the Most Expensive ‘Jurassic World’ Movie at the Box Office
Christopher Nolan’s epic film “The Odyssey” has become the biggest box office hit of his career, passing $1.3 billion in worldwide takings a month into its cinema run. The film, Nolan’s first venture into the fantasy genre, has overtaken “The Dark Knight” and “The Dark Knight Rises” to become his third picture to cross $1…