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Glen Schofield Talks $200 Million Call Of Duty Games, Canceled Vietnam Game, And How Dead Space Came To Be
Gaming industry veteran Glen Schofield has announced that he is retiring from day-to-day game development, and he spoke to GamesBeat about his career, where a number of notable topics came up. Among other things, he talked about the canceled third-person Call of Duty game set in Vietnam, discussed Call of Duty’s game budgets, and revealed…
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Fandango to Be Overhauled In Bid to Rival Free Streamers Like Tubi and Pluto (Exclusive)
The Versant-owned media company is adding content, changing the brand name and adding new features to grab marketshare free ad-supported streaming space.
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Eden Samara Links With Tim Reaper, Comfort Zone For ‘Oracle’
Eden Samara has shared her new single ‘Oracle’. Out now, the single leads in to the Canadian electronic maven’s new album, which is slated to land on September 4th. ‘Oracle’ doubles as a reflection on the divine feminine and a breaks-fuelled piece of rave-pop, one that allows Eden Samara space… The post Eden Samara Links…
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“Iggy was in a mental hospital when I first met him.” In 1975, David Bowie introduced a 10-year-old Slash to Iggy Pop in a LA psych ward. He and Dennis Hopper later returned wearing space suits to share a bag of drugs with their friend
Iggy Pop’s attempts to kick his drug addictions in the 1970s weren’t always helped by his famous friends
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Beck announces Ride Lonesome and releases new single In the Night
Beck has announced his 15th studio album, Ride Lonesome, due on 18 September via Capitol Records, and has previewed it with a new single, “In the Night”, plus a cinematic video. The release is significant because it marks his first album of new material since 2019’s Hyperspace and shows him returning with a record shaped…
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‘More real than anything you’ll see scrolling’: the radical resurgence of UK fanzines, 50 years after punk
Fifty years after punk-era titles such as Sniffin’ Glue helped define the format, UK music fanzines are experiencing a revival as fans and creators look for alternatives to mainstream media, algorithms and short-form scrolling. The article argues that these DIY, self-published magazines matter because they offer a more tangible, personal and community-driven way to document…
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Dead Space creator Glen Schofield retires after 35 years in games
Glen Schofield, best known as the creator of Dead Space, has said he is retiring from the day-to-day work of making games after about 35 years in the industry. The announcement matters because he has been involved in several influential projects across horror and action games, so his decision marks the close of a long…
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Lily Allen Scaling Down Fall 2026 Leg of North American West End Girl Tour From Arenas to Theaters: ‘We’ve Had to Make Some Adjustments’
Most of the shows on the singer’s upcoming tour will be moved into smaller spaces.
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AI-Native ‘Lost Canon’ Brings Raindance, CapCut and Moonmax Together for 10-Film Series
Ten filmmakers unveiled their AI-native short films at the recently concluded Raindance Film Festival in London, with the project – titled “Lost Canon” – produced by Moonmax and built entirely on CapCut Video Studio. The initiative was commissioned jointly by CapCut, the AI-powered creative platform used by creators across more than 200 regions worldwide, and…
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A most improbable astronaut just went to space
“I pretty much, at that point in time, gave up on being an astronaut.”