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The 1971 lyric Robert Plant struggles to sing: “It’s powerful stuff”
The idealism of the past. The post The 1971 lyric Robert Plant struggles to sing: “It’s powerful stuff” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Mass Effect’s Future In Doubt: Ex-Manager Says New Game Unlikely Under New EA
Electronic Arts’ new owners – Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, Jared Kushner’s Affinity Partners, and Silver Lake – have completed a $55 billion (£43bn) acquisition of the publisher, raising doubts among current and former staff about the future of beloved franchises such as Mass Effect. Emmanuel Rosier, a former senior manager at EA now working…
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Austin Abrams fights to escape a 60-ton sperm whale in new ‘Whalefall’ trailer with Josh Brolin
A new trailer for the upcoming film “Whalefall” shows actor Austin Abrams battling for survival after his character is swallowed by an enormous sperm whale. The preview, released alongside co-star Josh Brolin, has drawn attention for its striking and unusual premise, marking one of the more eye-catching film promotions of the year. The film follows…
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Outrage after man is filmed doing LAUNDRY in scenic Maine river and filling its waters with detergent that’s toxic to nature
A video showing a man doing his laundry in a river in Maine has sparked anger online after it revealed him tipping detergent directly into the waterway. Footage of the incident, filmed in a scenic stretch of river near Lewiston, quickly circulated and drew criticism from viewers concerned about the environmental harm caused by washing…
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How to follow the Premier League opening weekend on the BBC
The BBC has outlined how audiences can follow the new Premier League season, which kicks off on Friday 21 August with defending champions Arsenal hosting newly-promoted Coventry City. Coverage across BBC television, radio and digital platforms will run throughout the 2026-27 campaign, giving fans multiple ways to catch highlights, live updates and commentary on every…
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UK cinemas look at banning Meta smart glasses over piracy fears
UK cinemas are considering restricting or banning Meta’s camera-enabled smart glasses over fears they could be used to illegally film films, according to the UK Cinema Association (UKCA). The trade body said individual chains may bring in policies limiting the £359 devices, joining a growing number of venues, including theatres, pubs and restaurants, that have…
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Def Leppard Legend Reveals Cancer Has Returned After Donor Transplant “Didn’t Stick”
Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell has revealed that his cancer has returned after a donor stem-cell transplant failed to take hold. Speaking to Radio YSKL FM, the 62-year-old musician, who has been open about his cancer battle for several years, said he is continuing treatment to manage the disease and may need a further transplant…
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Does this even sound like Blur?
This YouTube Short poses a playful question to listeners: does the track featured actually sound like Blur? It’s the kind of clip built for quick reaction and debate, teasing a snippet of music and inviting viewers to judge for themselves whether it carries the hallmarks of the veteran Britpop band’s sound. The short-form format suggests…
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The Duskbloods: the best of FromSoftware fights in a frantic multiplayer battleground
FromSoftware, the studio behind Elden Ring and Bloodborne, is departing from its usual formula of single-player RPGs with light multiplayer elements to create The Duskbloods, a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive built entirely around frantic multiplayer combat. Having spent two days playing the game in Tokyo, the writer describes a battle royale-style structure in which eight…