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‘I Would Need It to Be Completely Unconventional’ — Andrew Garfield Is Open to The Amazing Spider-Man 3 on One Condition
Andrew Garfield has said he would be willing to return as Spider-Man in a potential Amazing Spider-Man 3, but only if the film took a highly unconventional approach to the character rather than following a typical superhero blueprint. Speaking to The Playlist, the actor said any comeback would need to feel “very odd” and “completely…
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European Support Fractures for Infantino’s FIFA Re-election After World Cup Privatisation Row
Multiple high-profile European football associations have withdrawn their backing for Gianni Infantino’s proposed re-election as FIFA president, intensifying scrutiny of his leadership. Wales, Serbia, and Finland have pu
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Cartel-linked shooting, festival death and Wales snubs FIFA’s Infantino lead a busy briefing
A shooting in Cuernavaca, Mexico, left two people dead and five injured during the opening night of a bar, according to local reporting. The available accounts did not establish a motive or officially identify those responsible, so any connection to organised crime should be treated as an investigative context rather than a confirmed finding. Separately,…
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All Phasmophobia Easter Eggs And Secrets
Phasmophobia is full of spooky, funny, and downright weird easter eggs that ghost hunters should keep an eye out for. From props that reference classic horror movies like The Ring and Friday the 13th to hidden pieces of lore and nods to popular Phasmophobia streamers, there are plenty of secrets for eagle-eyed players to uncover…
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Top judge ruled Peter Murrell could not be filmed in court in case he was turned into a social media meme – as Nicola Sturgeon says she’s washed her hands of estranged husband
Scotland’s most senior judge, Lord Pentland, ruled that footage of Peter Murrell reacting to his jail sentence could not be broadcast, amid concerns that clips could be exploited on social media and turned into mocking memes or GIFs. The decision came in the high-profile case against Murrell, the former SNP chief executive and estranged husband…
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The best GTA moments: Cracking the vault on the first 20 entries in our explosive Top 100 list in the run-up to GTA 6
GamesRadar+ has begun a countdown of its 100 greatest Grand Theft Auto moments ahead of GTA 6, presenting the first 20 entries in the ranking. The feature celebrates memorable missions, set pieces and surprises from across Rockstar’s long-running crime-game series. – The article covers positions 100 to 81 in the Top 100. – It frames…
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The Soulslike genre has grown stale after Elden Ring, and only FromSoftware can take it to strange new places
This is an opinion piece from Rock Paper Shotgun arguing that the “Soulslike” genre has grown stagnant in the years since FromSoftware’s Elden Ring, with many imitators now feeling formulaic rather than fresh. The writer, a longtime fan of the genre since Dark Souls, contends that only FromSoftware itself seems capable of pushing the format…
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Samsung bans smart TV apps that share users’ internet connections with strangers
Samsung is banning smart TV apps that secretly share users’ internet connections with strangers, after security research found several popular apps on its platform contained hidden “residential proxy” code. This code can turn a smart TV into an always-on tunnel for outsiders’ web traffic, potentially exposing millions of devices to hijacking, and matters because such…
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The AI bubble is already popping; we just don’t know it yet
The Register’s tech podcast “The Kettle” tackled signs that the AI investment bubble may be starting to deflate, as big tech companies’ second-quarter earnings triggered unusually volatile stock market reactions. Editor-in-chief Matt Rosoff and systems editor Tobias Mann joined host Brandon Vigliarolo to discuss why massive, established companies are now swinging in value like penny…
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Almost Featured a Bizarre, Sticky Marvel Supervillain
Spider-Man: Brand New Day director Destin Daniel Cretton has revealed that a classic, offbeat Marvel villain called Paste-Pot Pete was originally planned to appear in the film’s opening montage, alongside the likes of Scorpion, Boomerang and Tombstone. Cretton says the team considered numerous comic-book villains for this sequence but many couldn’t be used because the…