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Robertson receives first Scotland call-up as Ihsan & Jones return
Scotland have handed a first senior international call-up to batter Lyle Robertson ahead of August’s ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 series against Canada and the United Arab Emirates. He is one of three changes to the squad that toured Nepal in May, alongside the recalls of Zainullah Ihsan and Michael Jones, as head…
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Taylor Sheridan’s Modern Western Masterpiece Is Officially Streaming’s #1 Show Again
Taylor Sheridan’s neo-Western drama Yellowstone has returned to the top of Paramount+’s global rankings, according to FlixPatrol’s latest weekly data, more than a year after the series concluded. This marks a notable resurgence for a completed show, underscoring how Sheridan’s storytelling continues to draw audiences long after new episodes stop, and reflects his broader dominance…
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Forget ‘Obsession,’ A24’s New Horror Phenomenon Is the Biggest Hit on Streaming
A24’s horror debut “Backrooms,” directed by 20-year-old YouTuber-turned-filmmaker Kane Parsons, has overtaken Focus Features’ “Obsession” as the most-watched film on the US iTunes chart, despite trailing it at the box office. The rivalry highlights how two YouTuber-turned-directors’ feature debuts have dominated 2026’s horror releases and even outperformed major studio titles such as “The Mandalorian and…
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INTERVIEW: The Plot In You On Creative Freedom, Defying Expectations & Completing The Volume Series
The Plot In You, the Ohio-based rock band fronted by Landon Tewers, have completed their self-titled album, a project built entirely from a series of three-track “volumes” released gradually since October 2022. Rather than disappearing for years to make a conventional album, the band chose to write and release music whenever material was ready, fitting…
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Sorry, Dragon Age Fans, Don’t Expect Another One Anytime Soon
Former BioWare producer Mark Darrah has cast doubt on the prospect of a new Dragon Age game appearing anytime soon, citing a difficult internal environment at publisher EA for pitching titles based on established franchises. Speaking to FRVR, Darrah said EA holds a large number of dormant IPs, and that anyone attempting to pitch a…
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Myst devs Cyan Worlds show off prototype for Project Anglerfish, a canned entry in the noted long-time RPS favourite series
Cyan Worlds, the developer behind Myst, has released a teaser trailer for a cancelled prototype game set in the Myst universe, codenamed Project Anglerfish. The studio spent around four months developing the concept over a year ago as a pitch intended solely for publisher consideration, but it never progressed beyond that stage; Cyan chose to…
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Alan Ritchson’s World War II Blockbuster Is Leaving Streaming in Less Than 1 Month
Guy Ritchie’s 2024 war film “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare,” starring Henry Cavill and Alan Ritchson, is set to leave Peacock in the United States in less than a month, on 18 August 2026. The removal highlights the divide between the film’s lacklustre theatrical run and its stronger performance on streaming, a pattern that has…
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Prime Video Picks Up 100-Plus Korean Dramas From CJ ENM in Multi-Year India Deal
Amazon’s Prime Video has struck a multi-year licensing deal with South Korean entertainment giant CJ ENM to bring more than 100 Korean drama titles to its Indian streaming service. The agreement, announced by Prime Video India on Monday, will see 26 new series roll out over the next two years alongside a large library of…
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Why Tottenham Women have provided distraction from the gloom of watching men’s team | Mark Burton
Tottenham Hotspur’s women’s team enjoyed a standout season in the Women’s Super League, offering fans a welcome contrast to the struggles of the men’s side, which narrowly avoided relegation. Under new head coach Martin Ho, Spurs Women achieved their highest-ever points tally, playing attacking, organised football that has strengthened the bond between the club and…
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Dragon Age veteran says a series comeback would be difficult with EA’s “frightening” graveyard of dormant IP: “I suspect that it wouldn’t happen”
A former Dragon Age developer has said they doubt the franchise will return, pointing to EA’s large collection of dormant game franchises as evidence that reviving beloved series is not something the publisher tends to prioritise. The comments add to ongoing uncertainty about the future of the Dragon Age series following its mixed commercial performance,…