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“Utterly bizarre”: The 1967 song too creative for Pete Townshend to comprehend
It was just too bizarre. The post “Utterly bizarre”: The 1967 song too creative for Pete Townshend to comprehend first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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10 Most Perfect Sci-Fi Shows of the Last 15 Years
Collider ranks recent science-fiction television series it considers especially accomplished, highlighting their storytelling, characters and imaginative scope. – ‘Love, Death & Robots’ is praised for inventive animated anthology episodes, despite uneven quality between instalments. – ‘Night Sky’ is described as a character-led portal mystery, with its one-season cancellation limiting further development. – ‘Timeless’ is commended…
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5 Weird Tricks for Having a Brain
From the multibrained octopus to the bitty brain organoid, we’re all just inference engines making flawed bets on the future. Here are the five insights your brain will need to survive.
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JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Spirit character tier list
Destructoid’s launch tier list for JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Spirit ranks recruitable mobile-game characters by their apparent effectiveness in team building. It places S-tier units as the strongest foundations for teams, while A-tier characters are capable alternatives with more noticeable drawbacks. – S-tier: Caesar Zeppeli, Koichi Hirose, Bruno Bucciarati, F.F., Toni Trussardi and Avdol. -…
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Rams star Puka Nacua left bloodied in bizarre accident at Michael Rubin’s star-studded White Party
Los Angeles Rams receiver Puka Nacua was left bloodied after accidentally running into a spotless glass window at Michael Rubin’s celebrity-filled White Party. The incident is a light-hearted but unwelcome addition to an already eventful off-season for the NFL star. Nacua reportedly acknowledged that the window “won” the encounter, with the accident occurring at Rubin’s…
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Mico, Microsoft’s weird lil’ AI guy, has been demoted
Microsoft is removing Mico, the animated mascot introduced for Copilot voice conversations in October 2025, from the voice section of its AI assistant. The change matters because it signals a retreat from using the character as the public face of Copilot’s voice experience, less than a year after its launch. Mico will instead appear in…
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3 Unusual Avant-Garde Songs That Became Surprising Mainstream Hits
Three experimental songs by Kraftwerk, Laurie Anderson and Public Image Ltd. became unlikely chart successes despite avant-garde music generally sitting outside the mainstream. Their success mattered because it showed that unconventional electronic, minimalist and post-punk sounds could reach broad audiences. – ‘Autobahn’ (1975) by Kraftwerk reached No. 25 in the US Billboard Hot 100 and…
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If These 6 Modern Movies Aren’t Classics in 100 Years, I’ll Eat My Hat
A Collider writer argues that six recent films are likely to be regarded as classics a century from now, framing the prediction as a humorous wager inspired by Werner Herzog’s willingness to honour a bet by eating his shoe. – The first selection is Joachim Trier’s 2021 Norwegian film *The Worst Person in the World*.…
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Apple TV’s 10-Part Sci-Fi Series Had a Great Premise With One Big Problem
Apple TV’s Strange Planet is praised for translating Nathan W. Pyle’s webcomic into a visually faithful adult animated sci-fi comedy, with literal alien descriptions making ordinary human habits seem absurd. Its colourful, anonymous characters also allow it to explore universal subjects such as relationships, parenthood and uncertainty about life, but the article argues that its…
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5 Horror Comedy Shows Even Better Than ‘Widow’s Bay’
Collider recommends five horror-comedy series for viewers who enjoyed Widow’s Bay, arguing that the genre works best when genuine scares and absurd humour sit side by side. The article highlights shows that combine supernatural threats, unsettling imagery and recurring jokes, offering alternatives with similarly offbeat tones. – Chucky (2021–2024): A continuation of the killer-doll franchise…