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TXT Talks About Their New Japanese Single “Setsuna Hanabi” & Performing Old Songs At KCON LA 2026 | KCON LA 2026
In a video interview tied to KCON LA 2026, K-pop group TXT discussed their new Japanese single “Setsuna Hanabi” and their upcoming performance at the fan convention, including plans to play older songs from their catalogue. The clip forms part of Billboard’s KCON LA 2026 coverage, giving fans insight into the group’s setlist choices and…
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Unter Strøm share their third single ‘Fragment’
Most electronic duos are built on file transfers. Stems in the cloud, notes in the texts, a track that gets assembled async. Unter Strøm created their first two singles working… The post Unter Strøm share their third single ‘Fragment’ appeared first on Dancing Astronaut.
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Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere RPG Starter Set Is Now Being Sold at Target Retail Stores
Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere RPG has begun selling at Target, marking a notable step for a traditional tabletop role-playing game into a major mainstream retailer where such products rarely appear. Sanderson said he hopes the move will encourage Target to stock further Cosmere-related merchandise, and framed it as part of a wider trend of book-to-tabletop adaptations…
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Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill Officially Return to ‘Doctor Who’ With New Series
Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill, who played Amy Pond and Rory Williams in Doctor Who, have confirmed they are teaming up again with a new podcast called The Karen and Arthur Podcast. The pair announced the project via a newly created Instagram account, posting a video in which they described sharing stories and reminiscing about…
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For Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie, Everyday on ‘Sterling Point‘ Was the “Best Day Ever”
Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie, star of the new Prime Video series Sterling Point, has spoken to The Hollywood Reporter about landing his biggest role to date and what it meant for his career. The 23-year-old, who is of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation heritage and grew up on a reserve in Quebec, began acting a decade ago…
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The 2009 movie too “gimmicky” for Dakota Fanning to star in
It was a smart call. The post The 2009 movie too “gimmicky” for Dakota Fanning to star in first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Forget ‘Game of Thrones,’ This Epic Fantasy Masterpiece Deserves a Streaming TV Adaptation
A Collider feature by Kendall Myers argues that Shauna Lawless’s historical fantasy series Gael Song deserves a television adaptation, positioning it as a worthy successor to Game of Thrones-style fantasy dramas. The article highlights the series’ blend of Irish mythology and real historical events, its manageable length compared with many book-to-screen projects, and its combination…
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Veteran designer Warren Spector calls time on 40-year gaming career
Veteran video game designer Warren Spector has announced his retirement after a career spanning more than four decades, saying he feels he has accomplished what he set out to do in interactive entertainment. Spector is best known for creating influential titles including Ultima Underworld, System Shock and Deus Ex, works widely credited with shaping immersive-sim…
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10 Best Thriller Books of the 1990s
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten best thriller novels from the 1990s, a decade the outlet describes as a boom period for the genre thanks to popular subgenres including legal thrillers, serial-killer novels, erotic thrillers and forensic crime fiction. The list highlights books that “hold up today” and remain worth reading for…
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‘Down the Arm of God’ Review: Caleb Landry Jones in a Sincere, if Heavy-Handed, Drama About a Texas Pastor Tackling Homelessness, and His Own Congregation
“Down the Arm of God” is an indie drama reviewed at the Locarno Film Festival, starring Caleb Landry Jones as Nick, a newly ordained pastor in a small Texas town who clashes with his own congregation after urging them to help a local homeless community. Directed and co-written by Peter Brunner (his second film with…