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Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw Returns With Future, Don Toliver, Steve Lacy, Turnstile
Tyler, the Creator has revealed the lineup for the 2026 edition of his Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, which returns to Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles with headline sets from Turnstile, Steve Lacy, Future, Don Toliver and Tyler himself. The event has become a fixture of the LA music calendar, with this year’s line-up already selling…
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Weezer Don’t Have to Fake It on The Gold Album: Review
Weezer have released their 20th studio album, informally known as The Gold Album, through Reprise, with a review from Consequence praising it as one of the band’s strongest and most vital efforts in over a decade. The record leans into self-aware reflection on the band’s long career, striking reviewers as unusually earnest rather than a…
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10 Canceled Games We’re Still Upset About Years Later
This is a Polygon listicle looking back at video games that were cancelled during development, exploring how each project’s demise shaped its studio or franchise. The piece notes that some cancelled titles might have flopped anyway, while others could plausibly have become hits had they received more time and resources, comparing their fate to Schrödinger’s…
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Jane Curtin Boards ‘Little Five’ Film From Anne Hathaway’s Somewhere Pictures & Pigasus Pictures
Jane Curtin has joined the cast of “Little Five,” an upcoming period film produced by Anne Hathaway’s Somewhere Pictures alongside Pigasus Pictures. The former Saturday Night Live star will play Dean Weston, a formidable university leader who mentors and challenges a group of young female cyclists striving to break into a male-dominated collegiate sport. The…
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Nick Jonas Recalls How He ‘Bombed the Audition’ for This ‘Frozen’ Character: ‘It Was Terrible’
Nick Jonas has revealed he once auditioned for the role of Kristoff in Disney’s Frozen but “bombed” the tryout, admitting he turned up unprepared and without any sheet music. He shared the story on the Hey Jonas! podcast alongside Frozen stars Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel and Josh Gad, who reacted with a mix of teasing…
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Google Gemini is getting a dedicated student hub
Google is launching a dedicated student hub within Gemini ahead of the back-to-school season, bringing together research, revision and organisational tools in one place. The move is part of a broader push by Google to position Gemini as a core study companion, adding features such as study notebooks, flashcards and practice quizzes, and reflects growing…
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Daniel Roher, Lord Miller Set Universal Pictures Adaptation Of Forrest Brazeal Novel ‘Paradox Inc.’
Universal Pictures is developing a feature film adaptation of Forrest Brazeal’s forthcoming debut novel Paradox Inc., with production shingle Lord Miller and director Daniel Roher attached to the project. The deal brings together the Oscar-winning team behind Project Hail Mary with Roher, an Academy Award-winning filmmaker known for the documentary Navalny and this year’s Tuner,…
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Despite calls for Aaron Pierre to be the next James Bond, Lanterns co-star hopes he’s the Green Lantern for “many years to come”
Aaron Pierre’s *Lanterns* co-star Kelly Macdonald has said she hopes he continues playing Green Lantern for years to come, responding to widespread fan speculation that he could instead be cast as the next James Bond. The comments highlight the tension facing rising stars who land high-profile franchise roles, as speculation swirls around them for other…
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The “personal” 1953 song that always gets Iggy Pop emotional: “I still feel”
A classic pop song… The post The “personal” 1953 song that always gets Iggy Pop emotional: “I still feel” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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‘Love Lessons’ Review: A Retired Teacher Dithers Over His Dating Options in Seductive Seaside French Fluff
The Hollywood Reporter has published a review of “Love Lessons”, a French romantic comedy written and directed by Martin Provost, which premiered at the Locarno Film Festival. Critic Leslie Felperin describes it as tastefully made but slight “fluff”, praising its elegant style and seaside setting while suggesting the plot itself is almost secondary to its…