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Bali cops identify Aussies suspected of deadly bashing of Perth grandad outside bar
Bali police have identified four Australian men they allege attacked Perth grandfather Paul Dougan outside a bar in Kuta, three weeks after he died from his injuries. Mr Dougan, a British man living in Australia, was set upon by a group of four strangers at the One Tribe Bar in August, suffering severe injuries that…
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Steel Ball Run Director Says JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Is About to Get Even Weirder
Netflix’s JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run is returning with its second and third stages, with weekly episodes resuming from 25 September following a two-part premiere in March. Director Yasuhiro Kimura, speaking to Polygon, discussed how the anime builds on the manga’s Spaghetti Western setting and hinted that the story’s already eccentric tone will become…
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‘Stuffed’ Review: Jodie Comer Rises Above a Limp, Gross-Out Corpse-Themed Musical
Jodie Comer stars in “Stuffed,” a new movie-musical from director Theo Rhys, but the film fails to live up to its promise despite her performance. The review highlights a broader cultural moment—concern over the decline of original musicals and a scarcity of great roles for rising stars—that made expectations high for the project, only for…
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‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Star Officially Reveals Her Forgotten ‘Voyager’ Role [Exclusive]
Actor Rachael Harris revealed at Tampa Bay Comic Con that her recent guest role on “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” was not her first appearance in the franchise, having previously appeared in a small part on “Star Trek: Voyager” in 1997. The disclosure highlights Star Trek’s long tradition of reusing guest actors under heavy makeup,…
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A Last-Minute Rewrite Completely Changed This Star Trek Episode [Exclusive]
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds actors Ethan Peck (Spock) and Christina Chong (La’an) revealed at Tampa Bay Comic Con that a late creative decision reshaped a key breakup scene between their characters, which turned out to be the last scene the two filmed together on the show. The revelation matters to fans because it recontextualises…
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The 8 Most Fun Film Noir Movies, Ranked
Collider has published a ranked list of the most enjoyable film noir movies, arguing that the genre’s blend of cynicism, sharp dialogue and doomed characters makes for entertainment as much as bleakness. The list highlights titles where atmosphere, wit and star power carry the film as much as plot, from wisecracking detectives to scheming femme…
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He was the TD arrested on suspicion of drink driving but now his Fianna Fail colleagues are privately criticising him as ‘very presumptuous’ for a very unusual reason…
Fianna Fáil TDs have privately hit out at colleague Malcolm Byrne after he told them he intends to bring forward AI legislation this term, just months after he was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving. Byrne, TD for Wicklow-Wexford, stepped down as chair of the Oireachtas AI committee following the arrest and faces the Criminal Courts…
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‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Officially Puts Kirk’s Future at a Crossroads [Exclusive]
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds delves further into James Kirk’s backstory in its latest episode, “Orders of Magnitude,” in which Kirk (Paul Wesley) is again handed command of the Enterprise during a crisis and clashes with a vengeful visiting Admiral determined to destroy a cloaked ship he blames for his family’s death. The episode is…
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Karmelo Anthony’s sick fantasies about girlfriend revealed in trove of texts you weren’t meant to see: Sexualized racism, sinister warnings and ‘weirdo checklist’
Newly released court documents reveal that Karmelo Anthony, convicted in June 2025 of murdering high school athlete Austin Metcalf, sent his girlfriend Valeria Perez a series of increasingly violent and threatening messages in the 16 months before the killing. The 75-page trove of evidence was excluded from Anthony’s murder trial after prosecutors and his original…
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Angine de Poitrine review – mind-boggling math rock mastery from freaky Québécois duo
The Guardian’s review confirms that Angine de Poitrine’s sold-out New York debut lived up to the hype, with the Québécois duo’s elaborate masks now able to light up in bright yellow at key moments, delighting the crowd at Le Poisson Rouge and being used during the song Tamebsz to guide an intricate call-and-response with the…