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Amazon somehow leaked Jason Statham’s new movie early on Prime Video
Amazon appears to have accidentally made Jason Statham’s forthcoming film available to stream on Prime Video ahead of its official release date, allowing some viewers to watch it early before the listing was corrected. Early leaks of this kind are unusual for a major streaming platform and can affect a studio’s carefully planned marketing and…
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Should you feed Gorf in Mortal Shell 2?
GamesRadar+ published a guide on 20 August advising Mortal Shell 2 players to give Gorf, a giant toad found near the Widow’s Overlook Beacon, the Weltcap mushroom he requests. The guide says the apparent one-off interaction opens a longer optional quest rather than simply consuming a common item, with Gorf providing a Marsh Pearl after…
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Silent Hill: Townfall’s latest gameplay trailer reminds me why the series shouldn’t have guns
PC Gamer has published impressions of a new gameplay trailer for Silent Hill: Townfall, the upcoming instalment in the horror franchise, focusing on the inclusion of firearms in combat. The writer argues that giving players guns undermines the vulnerability and tension that has traditionally defined Silent Hill, a series historically built around unsettling atmosphere and…
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Only 4 Upcoming 2026 Movies Can Cross the Billion-Dollar Mark
Collider looks at which of 2026’s remaining film releases could join the five movies that have already crossed $1 billion at the worldwide box office this year (Michael, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Toy Story 5, The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day). The piece identifies four late-2026 releases it judges plausible contenders for the…
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Ed Miliband lashes out at Israel for pushing ahead with controversial West Bank settlement project
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband criticised Israel for proceeding with a contentious settlement project in the occupied West Bank, describing the move as damaging to prospects for peace. The dispute matters because settlement expansion is widely seen as making a future Palestinian state harder to establish and worsening already strained international relations. The project concerns development…
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EXTOL Announces First New Album In Over A Decade, ‘Aura Of Decay’; Shares ‘The One And The Many’ Single
Norwegian extreme metal band EXTOL have announced “Aura Of Decay”, their sixth studio album and first new record in over a decade, due for release on 6 November via Solid State Records. It follows the band’s acclaimed 2013 self-titled album and reunites the group’s classic lineup, with guitarist Christer Espevoll returning to the fold, marking…
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Sundance Prizewinner Luke Lorentzen’s Documentary ‘Boatbuilders’ Boarded by Metfilm Sales Ahead of Venice World Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
MetFilm Sales has acquired worldwide sales rights to “Boatbuilders,” a documentary by Sundance-winning director Luke Lorentzen that profiles a wooden boatbuilding community in Maine. The film will have its world premiere in the Open Section of the 83rd Venice International Film Festival on 7 September, giving it a high-profile launchpad before it is pitched to…
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Modern Warfare 4 beta hasn’t even started yet, but Call of Duty devs are already responding to fans over SBMM: “We asked for feedback and you definitely gave it to us”
Call of Duty developers have begun responding to fan feedback about skill-based matchmaking (SBMM) even before the Modern Warfare 4 beta has opened, after players used early feedback channels to voice strong opinions on the system. A developer acknowledged the response, saying “we asked for feedback and you definitely gave it to us,” suggesting the…
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Nintendo Details Switch 2 Price Increase For The UK
Nintendo has confirmed that the Switch 2’s UK price will rise from £395.99 to £419.99 from 1st September 2026, following its May announcement of price increases across multiple regions. The move brings the UK in line with previously flagged hikes elsewhere, ending uncertainty over how much the console would cost British buyers specifically. The £24…
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‘He must resign’: Fans’ petition calls for Infantino to quit as Fifa president
Fans’ organisations from around the world have launched a petition demanding the resignation of Fifa president Gianni Infantino, alongside sweeping reform of football’s global governing body. The move follows Infantino’s abandoned plan to bring in private investment to run Fifa tournaments, including the men’s and women’s World Cups, which prompted three continental confederations to accuse…