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Wolves in the Throne Room Announce New Album, Unveil “Ghosts Among the Obelisks”: Stream
Wolves in the Throne Room have announced their eighth studio album, Estuary, due out on 23rd October via Relapse Records, alongside the release of its lead single and music video, “Ghosts Among the Obelisks”. The announcement gives fans a first taste of the American black metal band’s new material, which frontman Nathan Weaver has described…
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Ghost share performance of Umbra from forthcoming Skeletour concert film 2 Big To Rig
Ghost have released a performance clip of “Umbra” taken from their upcoming concert film 2 Big To Rig, which documents the Swedish rock band’s Skeletour. The release builds anticipation for the film, a 16mm document of the tour that combines the band’s theatrical horror-rock imagery with elements of classic stadium rock spectacle. “Umbra” was previously…
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Why ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Broke One of ‘Game of Thrones’ Biggest Musical Rules
The new HBO series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms deliberately abandons the iconic Game of Thrones theme music in its opening scene, signalling a tonal break from its predecessor. Composer Dan Romer explains the choice was intentional: cutting the famous theme short mid-scene tells audiences this spin-off, which follows humble hedge knight Ser Duncan…
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Rosie O’Donnell jabs Trump, fuels Harp buzz: ‘Let Natalie tuck you in’
Comedian Rosie O’Donnell swiped at President Trump over his close relationship with his executive assistant Natalie Harp while guest-hosting ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Wednesday, piling on to the viral critique of the longtime White House aide. “A special hello to those of you watching from home and from the White House,” O’Donnell said during her…
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Now Neil Gray, who is no stranger to controversy over travel to the football, defends John Swinney’s World Cup jolly
The article’s title indicates that Neil Gray, a member of the Scottish Government who has previously faced criticism over his own travel to football matches, has come out to defend First Minister John Swinney over a trip linked to the World Cup. The piece appears to sit within ongoing scrutiny of Scottish ministers’ use of…
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Lola Blankets’ Biggest Sale of the Year Means Half Off Hollywood’s Favorite Faux Fur Throw
Faux fur throw brand Lola Blankets, a favourite among celebrities including Selena Gomez, has launched its “Christmas in August” sale, described as its biggest discount event of the year. From 20 to 25 August, the brand is offering 50 per cent off its entire range, plus a $50 gift card and free shipping, using the…
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HBO’s Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Mystery Still Has One of the Best Endings in TV History
HBO’s new series Lanterns has drawn comparisons to True Detective for its slow-burn mystery structure, and its connection to writer Damon Lindelof has prompted renewed appreciation for his earlier HBO show The Leftovers, still regarded as one of television’s most accomplished sci-fi mysteries. Lindelof, known for reshaping straightforward premises into surreal, metaphysical stories on Lost,…
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Ghost Rider release date, cast, trailer, story speculation, and more news on the upcoming Marvel movie
Marvel Studios’ forthcoming Ghost Rider film has been scheduled for release in cinemas on 28 July 2028. Ryan Gosling is confirmed to lead the project, with Shawn Levy directing and Jonathan Tropper writing the screenplay. The film was announced at San Diego Comic-Con in July, where Marvel said it had begun work on the production.…
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Jim Caviezel Goes Full Jason Statham in Action-Thriller Ghost Soldier
Polygon has released details on the first trailer for Ghost Soldier, an action-thriller starring Jim Caviezel in an against-type role as a righteous, gun-toting former special forces operative. The casting is notable because Caviezel is best known for religious dramas such as The Passion of the Christ and Sound of Freedom, whereas this film sees…
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6 Most Intense Movies Released Since 2000
Collider film writer Diego Pineda Pacheco has compiled a ranked list of the six most intense films released since 2000, spanning big-budget action blockbusters and smaller indie character studies. The list highlights films that sustain relentless tension or high stakes throughout their runtime, with the author suggesting they will eventually be spoken of alongside classic…