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Lanterns and Batman might have another thing in common, as DC fans think one major character is from Gotham
Lanterns fans think Sheriff Kerry is from Gotham, but what could that mean for the DCU series?
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10 Great Gangster Movies You Probably Haven’t Seen
Collider film writer Jeremy Urquhart has compiled a list of ten lesser-known gangster films worth seeking out, aimed at fans who already know staples such as The Godfather, Goodfellas and Pulp Fiction but want deeper cuts from the genre. The piece frames these as underappreciated entries involving organised crime or mob life that have been…
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Immersive sim Retrospace, aka ’70s System Shock, gets an October release date plus a trailer full of funky guns and sentient black holes
Space horror immersive sim RetroSpace, developed by The Wild Gentlemen and published by Kwalee, will launch on 1st October 2026. The developers have unveiled a release-date trailer showcasing the game’s “discopunk” aesthetic, combat and creature designs, building on the studio’s reputation for stylised, animal-themed titles such as the Chicken Police series. In RetroSpace, players control…
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David Squires delves into… 1976, Rock Against Racism, and old Maggie Thatcher
A satirical look at a pivotal moment. The post David Squires delves into… 1976, Rock Against Racism, and old Maggie Thatcher first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Popular daily drinking habit could nearly triple risk of deadly cancer, major study finds
A new study from Mass General Brigham has found that drinking sugary beverages daily may substantially raise the risk of developing stomach cancer. Researchers say the findings add to growing evidence that sugar-sweetened drinks could be contributing to a rise in gastrointestinal cancers, offering a potentially modifiable lifestyle factor that people could adjust to reduce…
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Premier League 2026-27 preview No 16: Manchester United
Manchester United begin the 2026-27 season under Michael Carrick, who has been confirmed as permanent manager after guiding the club to third place last term, with Guardian writers tipping them for fifth this time round. The summer transfer approach has favoured value signings over marquee names, with Youri Tielemans, Andrey Santos and the expected arrival…
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Will AI give you the job? Automated hiring tools spark discrimination and secrecy lawsuits
A growing wave of US lawsuits is challenging the use of artificial intelligence in hiring and firing decisions, with critics arguing the technology enables discrimination while operating without transparency or accountability. Product manager Erin Kistler is leading a class action against Eightfold AI, a hiring software maker used by hundreds of companies including PayPal, Microsoft…
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Rebecca Ferguson’s 10/10 Sci-Fi Series Officially Secures a Major Win on Apple TV
Apple TV’s sci-fi drama Silo has broken into Nielsen’s overall top 10 list for streaming originals, a rare feat for an Apple TV title. The show, based on Hugh Howey’s novels and starring Rebecca Ferguson, returned for its third season on 3 July and has been building momentum, reflecting strong critical reception and growing audience…
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Balu Brigada’s ‘BedHead’ Is An On The Road Anthem
Auckland band Balu Brigada have shared their new song ‘BedHead’. The group are helmed by two brothers – Henry and Pierre Beasley – who have seen their life change entirely in the space of 18 months. Debut album ‘Portal’ became a global breakout moment on its 2025 release, with Balu… The post Balu Brigada’s ‘BedHead’…
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4 Top 40 Hits From 1968 That Every Baby Boomer Can Still Sing by Heart
Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images The Top 40 in 1968 was chock-full of incredible music, most of which every baby boomer can still sing by heart. The post 4 Top 40 Hits From 1968 That Every Baby Boomer Can Still Sing by Heart appeared first on American Songwriter.