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Confection Hits: Justine Skye Interviewed
Clash Magazine spoke to New York artist Justine Skye about her new EP ‘CANDY’, which marks a deliberate shift from the R&B sound that built her early career towards dance and club-influenced pop. Once known as an early social media style icon and later for Timbaland-produced R&B hits, Skye says she grew tired of writing…
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“The Case of the Golden Idol-style deduction meets The X-Files”: Former BioWare devs unveil supernatural detective game The Eventide
Studio Reset, an indie studio founded by former BioWare developers, has revealed its supernatural detective game The Eventide with a debut trailer. The game combines investigative deduction mechanics reminiscent of The Case of the Golden Idol with an X-Files-style paranormal narrative, set in a reality-warping Canadian city rendered in a watercolour-painted, neon-noir art style. Its…
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This X-Files-Inspired Detective Game Wants You To Solve Mysteries From Every Angle
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‘Sick’ influencer and his friends who mocked Ann Widdecombe’s killing for laughs in ‘murder mystery’ spark outrage
An online influencer and a group of friends have provoked widespread anger after mocking the killing of former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe as part of a “murder mystery”-themed art display, using imagery bearing an unsettling resemblance to the murdered politician. Critics have branded the display “sick”, accusing those involved of treating a real-life killing as…
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‘Young Sherlock’ Adds Sophie Skelton, Indira Varma, Olivia Williams & Aidan Gillen, Sets Season 2 Returning Cast – See Who’s Not Coming Back
Prime Video’s Young Sherlock has confirmed new cast additions for its second season, including Olivia Williams, Sophie Skelton, Indira Varma and Aidan Gillen, alongside the return of lead Hero Fiennes Tiffin and other key regulars. The casting update also clarifies which Season 1 characters will not be back, notably Zine Tseng, whose storyline concluded in…
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EsDeeKid Announces Council House Rat Tour
Liverpool rapper EsDeeKid has announced the Council House Rat Tour, adding a new run of live dates for fans in the UK, Europe and North America. The announcement signals a further expansion of the artist’s touring profile following the momentum of his recent releases and performances. The tour takes its name from EsDeeKid’s “Council House…
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After 40 years, Aliens is still shaping the way video games are made
The Guardian’s games column marks 40 years since James Cameron’s Aliens hit cinemas, arguing the film remains hugely influential on how modern action video games are designed. Where Ridley Scott’s original Alien was a claustrophobic slasher with a tiny cast, Cameron’s sequel turned it into a militarised space war movie, establishing templates for weapons, villainous…
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Trump’s evolving China rhetoric raises eyebrows over TikTok strategy amid scorching election meddling warning
President Donald Trump has adopted a notably softer tone towards China just days after publicly accusing Beijing of “sinister election meddling” in a national address. The apparent shift has prompted scrutiny of the administration’s broader approach to China, particularly given its parallel efforts to keep the video app TikTok operating in the United States, a…
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‘We’re Going to Go a Bit Crazy’: Clair Obscur Dev Doesn’t Want to Hold Back on Its Next Game
Sandfall Interactive CEO Guillaume Broche has hinted that the studio wants to take creative risks with its next project, following the success of its acclaimed debut RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Speaking to Automaton, Broche said the team wants to recapture the passion and fun they felt making Expedition 33 and let themselves “dream again”…
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Group of mums speak out against popular clothing chain for selling ‘inappropriate’ baby onsies: ‘Definitely weird and wrong’
A group of mothers has criticised a popular clothing chain over baby onesies they say carry inappropriate slogans, calling the designs “definitely weird and wrong” for infant clothing. The mothers raised their concerns publicly, arguing that the wording printed on the garments was unsuitable for babies and questioning the retailer’s judgement in stocking them. The…