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All Boons in Crimson Moon and how they work
Destructoid has published a guide detailing every Boon available in the video game Crimson Moon, explaining how each one alters a player’s build. Boons are equippable effects that grant offensive, defensive or utility bonuses once active, and some can only be obtained from specific in-game Trinkets rather than through general play. The guide is aimed…
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Is Russia’s rival to Starlink failing? Here’s what we know.
Russia’s Rassvet satellite constellation, positioned as a domestic rival to SpaceX’s Starlink, appears to be struggling in its early stages, with at least three of the first 32 satellites likely having failed outright and several more showing signs of trouble. The programme, run by Bureau 1440, aims to launch around 300 satellites by the end…
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The Who song from 1978 too difficult for Keith Moon to play: “That was it”
The Who’s drummer Keith Moon was unable to play the 1978 track “Music Must Change” because its 3/4 time signature clashed with his idiosyncratic, self-taught style, according to bandmate Roger Daltrey. Session help was drafted in to complete the recording, marking a rare instance where the famously wild and instinctive drummer was outpaced by his…
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Resolve Announce New Album ‘Spread My Ashes Into Space’
Resolve have announced their new album, “Spread My Ashes Into Space,” due for release on 15 January via Arising Empire, and have released the title track alongside the news. The announcement marks a significant new chapter for the band, coinciding with their tenth anniversary, and is accompanied by an extensive statement from vocalist Anthony Diliberto…
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Putin hybrid war fears renewed as Germany is hit by ANOTHER power grid sabotage a day after saying Russia was behind airport drone bomb attempt
Germany has suffered a second suspected sabotage attack on its electricity infrastructure, deepening fears that Russia is waging a hybrid campaign against the country’s critical infrastructure. The latest incident, at a substation near Bergheim, came a day after a power installation near the Janschwalde coal plant in Brandenburg was struck by home-made explosive rockets, and…
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Political tax row, gangland trial and record £125m Fernández deal
A thinktank warns Chancellor John Healey he must raise taxes to fund defence spending, an Old Bailey trial exposes a violent North East crime feud, and Manchester City complete a British-record £125m signing of Enzo Fernández. Also: a Sydney teen’s terror plot guilty plea and children’s mental health crises rising.
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No Rest for the Wicked delayed to 2027, promises new beta and founders packs for early buyers to tide people over
No Rest for the Wicked, the action RPG from Ori developer Moon Studios, has been delayed from its planned October 2026 launch to March 2027. The studio announced the postponement via social media, saying it was unwilling to compromise on quality and needed extra time to improve performance, refine the class system and polish the…
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Football connects communities but can pull them apart if governed carelessly
The article argues that youth football should help children build confidence, resilience and teamwork, but that poor adult behaviour is undermining those benefits. It says violence, intimidation and excessive competitiveness at grassroots matches can make children associate sport with aggression rather than enjoyment, and calls for stronger leadership and safer environments. In Scotland, games involving…
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Aussie couple’s outrage over $132,000 fine for clearing trees: ‘All about money’
A Tasmanian farming couple, Melissa and William Fergusson, have spoken out after being fined $100,000 for clearing trees on their own property, saying the penalty shows regulators care more about money than the environment. The Forest Practices Authority (FPA) detected the unauthorised clearing via satellite imagery and initially imposed a $132,000 fine for clearing and…
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Zelensky says airlines should avoid Russian airspace as Ukraine escalates drone operations
Ukraine has formally notified the UN’s aviation body that Russian airspace is unsafe for civilian flights, after President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that the “Russian sky is becoming completely dangerous” as Kyiv escalates long-range drone strikes. Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Ukraine had told the International Civil Aviation Organization it wanted to “prevent unintended incidents”, while…