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Netflix Drops ‘Tires’ Season 3 Trailer as Shane Gillis’ Star Skyrockets
Netflix has released the trailer for the third series of *Tires*, Shane Gillis’ workplace comedy, ahead of its 12 August premiere. The announcement follows Gillis setting two Guinness World Records for stand-up attendance, underlining his growing profile as Netflix expands the series. The new series sees Shane and his cousin Will, played by Steve Gerben,…
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Chelsea paid Aston Villa £117m for Morgan Rogers. Is he the right fit?
Chelsea have signed England attacker Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for £117m, making him the most expensive British footballer in history. The move strengthens Chelsea’s attack under new manager Xabi Alonso, but raises questions over whether Rogers’s direct, space-driven style suits Alonso’s preference for patient, possession-based football. Rogers, 23, was pursued by Arsenal before Chelsea…
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WOLFGANG VAN HALEN: ‘I’m Starting To Think About Ideas And Getting Excited To Get In The Studio Again’
Wolfgang Van Halen says he is beginning to develop ideas for MAMMOTH’s next album and is looking forward to returning to the studio, although the band still has significant touring commitments for current record ‘The End’. He described touring and recording as drawing on separate “batteries”, meaning time on the road renews his enthusiasm for…
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Lilly Wachowski Boards Alexandra Grey’s Sci-Fi Short ‘The Day Before’ as Executive Producer (EXCLUSIVE)
Lilly Wachowski has joined Alexandra Grey’s independent science-fiction short film “The Day Before” as an executive producer. The project centres on a NASA astronaut preparing for a one-way mission to Mars, and brings Wachowski’s involvement to a film exploring the personal cost behind a landmark space mission. Grey wrote, directs and stars as Dr Erynne…
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I’ve yet to smash open a Dyson Sphere in sci-fi RTS Sanctuary: Shattered Space, but I’m enjoying its take on Supreme Commander
Sanctuary: Shattered Sun is an early-alpha real-time strategy game demo that aims to revive the large-scale warfare of Supreme Commander and Total Annihilation. Its appeal lies in commanding enormous combined forces across a Dyson Sphere, while combining detailed projectile simulation and resource management with spectacular, destructive strategic options. Players can control up to 10,000 units,…
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Cardi B Has This Response to Fans Who Urge Her to Be Single & ‘Focus on Herself’
Cardi B has rejected suggestions from some fans that she should remain single and concentrate solely on herself, saying she does not intend to be alone indefinitely. Speaking on X Spaces, she said she had spent her recent tour single and had since enjoyed time with friends, but still wanted companionship while being more selective…
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Space proggers Ozric Tentacles share suitably psychedelic trailer for new album, Harmonic Mind
Ozric Tentacles have released a psychedelic trailer for their forthcoming album, Harmonic Mind, due through Kscope on 18 September. The announcement matters because it marks the UK space-prog band’s seventeenth studio album and signals a new release made with its full touring line-up. The album’s title refers to the geometric structure and harmonic nature of…
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Comic-Con Preview: An Elf, a Superhero and a Spaceball Walk Into Hall H…
Comic-Con 2026’s Hall H programme will feature major film and television franchises seeking to sustain fan enthusiasm, including Marvel, DC, The Lord of the Rings, Star Trek and Spaceballs. The line-up matters because studios are using the convention to showcase forthcoming releases amid uncertainty over superhero audience interest following Supergirl’s disappointing box office performance. Highlights…
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Google just had its first negative cash flow quarter due to massive AI spending
Google reported record-like second-quarter revenue but its free cash flow turned negative for the first time since it became a public company, after sharply increasing spending on AI infrastructure. The result highlights how the race to build data centres and train AI models is straining even the strongest technology companies, prompting investor concern and a…
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The Critics Choice Association will launch its inaugural Creator Awards in 2027, expanding its awards programme to recognise digital entertainment across social media, streaming platforms and podcasts. The move reflects the growing cultural and commercial importance of online creators, while aiming to help audiences discover work judged to be of high quality. Nominees will be…