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Control Resonant Has Gone Gold, but the Physical Release Has Been Delayed
Remedy Entertainment has confirmed that Control Resonant, the hack-and-slash sequel to 2019’s Control, has gone gold, meaning development is essentially finished ahead of its 24 September release. However, the studio also revealed that the physical edition of the game will now arrive later than the digital version, disappointing fans hoping to own a boxed copy…
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‘John Wick’ Meets ‘The Departed’ Video Game Adaptation Gets Official Update After 1 Year of Silence
Actor Simu Liu has confirmed that a long-rumoured film adaptation of the video game “Sleeping Dogs” is progressing after roughly a year without any public updates. Responding to a fan on X, Liu revealed the project now has a director and a production company attached, with dealmaking underway with game studio Square Enix. The update…
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6 Best Netflix Shows Released Since 2015
Collider has published a ranked list of the six best original Netflix shows released since 2015, highlighting series praised for strong writing, distinctive characters and genre range across romance, comedy and family drama. The list is presented as a countdown, showcasing titles the site considers standouts among Netflix’s more recent original programming. Among the entries…
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Best players for FC 26 Wall of Fame Evolution
FC 26’s Wall of Fame Evolution has gone live, offering players a free way to significantly upgrade a chosen goalkeeper. The evolution, restricted to goalkeepers rated up to 96 overall, delivers substantial boosts across three progressive levels, making it a valuable addition to any Ultimate Team squad. Each level requires completing just one match in…
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Save up to $300 on your TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 pass until August 21
TechCrunch is offering its lowest ticket prices for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 until Friday 21 August at 11:59pm PT, after which discounts of up to $300 will no longer be available. The event, expected to draw more than 10,000 founders, investors and members of the startup community, will take place from 13-15 October at Moscone West…
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New Steam Farming Sim Ritual of Raven is Coming for Stardew Valley’s Crown
Spellgarden Games has unveiled Ritual of Raven, a new pixel-art farming sim on Steam that puts a magical spin on the genre popularised by Stardew Valley. Rather than tending crops by hand, players cannot touch plants directly and instead use a deck of tarot cards to programme a stone construct to water and care for…
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‘Flatbush Misdemeanors’ Dan Perlman Wraps On Coming-Of-Age Comedy Featuring Stand-Ups Maria Bamford, Gary Gulman, Jamie Lee, Sean Patton, Yamaneika Saunders & More
Dan Perlman, co-creator and star of Showtime’s Flatbush Misdemeanors, has completed filming in New York on his feature directorial debut, an untitled coming-of-age comedy. The project marks a significant step for Perlman, expanding his acclaimed television work into features and reuniting him with the world of his award-winning short Cramming, on which the new film…
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Vault Entertainment Ups Preslee Krout To Talent Manager
Vault Entertainment, the Los Angeles-based talent management and production company, has promoted Preslee Krout to the role of Talent Manager, the firm confirmed exclusively to Deadline. The move reflects the company’s stated focus on nurturing talent from within, as Vault continues to build out its team following a string of recent senior hires and internal…
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The 1965 Beatles song Paul McCartney couldn’t be bothered to remember: “Not awfully memorable”
Album filler. The post The 1965 Beatles song Paul McCartney couldn’t be bothered to remember: “Not awfully memorable” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Songs From the 1980s That Make Me Feel Invincible Today
The article is a lighthearted personal listicle from American Songwriter, highlighting three 1980s anthems the writer says still make them feel “invincible” today. It sits within a wider “The List” series of nostalgia-driven music pieces the site regularly publishes about classic rock and pop tracks. The three songs featured are Michael Jackson’s “Bad” (1987), which…