-
WEDNESDAY 13 On Upcoming Collaboration With JOHN 5: ‘It Couldn’t Be A Better Thing For Me To Do’
In a new interview with Neil Jones of TotalRock, Wednesday 13 spoke about the recent announcement that he will team up with John 5 and the legendary guitarist’s solo band, THE CREATURES, for the summer/fall 2027 touring season. This is the first time John’s band will include a singer and to mark the…
-
‘The Lord of the Rings’ Star’s 33-Year-Old Cult Classic Is Officially Leaving Netflix
Elijah Wood’s 1993 psychological thriller The Good Son will leave Netflix on 31 August, ending its current exclusive streaming availability on the service. The departure matters for viewers hoping to watch one of Wood’s earliest film roles alongside Macaulay Culkin, as no replacement streaming platform has been announced. Released eight years before Wood first played…
-
Prime Video’s 8-Part Romantic Series Quietly Becomes One of America’s Biggest Streaming Hits
Prime Video’s romantic drama Every Year After has returned to the platform’s US top ten most-streamed titles, two months after its release. Its continued popularity matters because it reinforces Prime Video’s recent success with romance adaptations and follows confirmation that the series will receive a second season. The eight-part series is based on Carley Fortune’s…
-
Henry Cavill’s Forgotten 127-Minute Epic Dark Fantasy Officially Arrives on Free Streaming
Matthew Vaughn’s 2007 fantasy film Stardust is now available free on Pluto TV, offering viewers a self-contained alternative to sprawling fantasy franchises. Polygon argues that its whimsical fairy-tale tone, romance and comic performances remain appealing, while its complete ending avoids the need for sequels. Based on Neil Gaiman’s novel, the 127-minute film follows Tristan, a…
-
The Dungeon Crawler Carl TV Series Could Make or Break the Future of LitRPG Adaptations
IGN argues that Peacock’s planned live-action adaptation of Matt Dinniman’s Dungeon Crawler Carl could influence whether major studios pursue more LitRPG book adaptations. The series has become a fast-growing franchise, with further books planned, but the article suggests that a commercial or creative failure might make studios more cautious about investing in the genre. The…
-
Five college football teams ranked outside the preseason top-10 that went on to win it all
Five college football teams have won national championships despite beginning the season outside the AP preseason top 10, illustrating the limits of early rankings. The examples show that teams can rapidly exceed expectations through strong coaching, experienced players and successful in-season development. – Colorado: ranked No. 20 in the 1990 preseason poll; won the national…
-
Fernandez booed by Chelsea fans as Alonso offers glimpse of blueprint
Enzo Fernandez was booed by some Chelsea supporters during a 3-1 pre-season win over Real Sociedad, reflecting continuing frustration over his reported desire to leave the club. Manager Xabi Alonso nevertheless showed support by allowing Fernandez to take the captain’s armband, while the match offered an early indication of Chelsea’s likely tactical approach for the…
-
‘Epic Mickey’ Fans Vindicated With 2027 ‘Oswald’ Series Announcement
Disney has announced Oswald, a three-part Disney Plus miniseries due in February 2027, giving Oswald the Lucky Rabbit his first major starring role in decades. The news is significant for fans of Epic Mickey and Disney history because Oswald predates Mickey Mouse but was long neglected after Disney lost ownership of the character. Written, co-directed…
-
Newcastle change shirts during first half of friendly
Newcastle United changed from their home shirt to their lilac third kit during the first half of a pre-season friendly against Bayer Leverkusen after an apparent colour clash. The switch was intended to make the sides easier to distinguish, particularly for spectators, highlighting an unexpected kit issue at St James’ Park. Newcastle began in their…