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‘The Last House’ Review: Greta Lee and Wagner Moura in a Claustrophobic Netflix Thriller Most Effective While the Threat Remains Unknown
Netflix’s The Last House is a survival thriller in which a family becomes trapped inside its home by an unexplained force as torrential rain continues outside. The review finds that director Louis Leterrier and stars Greta Lee and Wagner Moura sustain tension effectively while the threat remains mysterious, turning the premise into a claustrophobic psychological…
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Shock development after 23-year-old dies in dog attack at bizarre Sydney secret society mansion called ‘Saturn’s Rings’
Police in Sydney are investigating whether a 23-year-old man who died in a suspected dog attack was an intruder at Saturn’s Rings, an unusual 40-hectare mansion in Eschol Park that once served as the headquarters of a spiritual movement. Officers found the man dead with significant injuries in a paddock near the property on Wednesday,…
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Road rage chaos as mystery man almost steals a ute while its driver confronted a couple
A confused road rage incident in South Brisbane saw a passer-by attempt to drive off in a stranger’s ute while its owner was distracted arguing with another couple, with the entire chaotic scene captured on video. The clip shows the ute’s driver confronting the pair over an apparent dispute, unaware that a separate man had…
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New Jersey pizzeria owner skewered for livid response to 5-year-old’s birthday cake
A New Jersey pizzeria has defended an employee after video showing her berating a family for bringing a birthday cake into the restaurant went viral, sparking widespread criticism online. Doreen Sullivan-Karcich, a longtime staff member at Joey Tomato’s on the Jersey Shore, was filmed angrily telling customers “we don’t do cake, we do pizza” after…
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Conservative firebrand who went viral with anti-CCP ad survives key primary
US Senator Marsha Blackburn has won the Republican primary for governor of Tennessee, positioning her as the strong favourite to become the state’s next governor. The Tennessee Republican, known for a widely shared campaign advert attacking the Chinese Communist Party, easily secured the nomination on Thursday evening to succeed the term-limited incumbent, Bill Lee. Lee…
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Mother too afraid to leave her home after she was headbutted by a stranger in front of her baby
A mother in Perth, Australia, says she is now too frightened to leave her home after being headbutted by a stranger in front of her baby in the suburb of Northbridge. The unprovoked attack has left her shaken and fearful for her safety, highlighting concerns about random street violence and its impact on victims’ sense…
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Netflix’s Official ‘Stranger Things’ Return Is a Game Changer for the Franchise
Netflix has released Stranger Things: Tales from ’85, an animated spin-off that marks the franchise’s first major follow-up since the original series concluded in January 2026. Rather than serving as a direct sequel or prequel, it revisits the core cast during a previously unexplored time jump, offering reassurance that the story can continue to expand…
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Universal & Sony Music Take Legal Action in Canada Against ‘Parasitic’ Streaming App Musi
Sony Music Group and Universal Music Group are launching legal action in Canada against the developers of Musi, a streaming app that they say illegally sources music from YouTube without artists’ authorisation. The case, brought with the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry and Music Canada, marks a fresh escalation in the majors’ campaign against…
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‘Rumi in a Ramyeon Cup’ Is the Must-Have 3D Puzzle Inspired by HUNTR/X’s Hungry Lead Singer
Netflix’s animated hit KPop Demon Hunters has spawned a wave of officially licensed 3D foam puzzle kits, the standout being a figurine of lead character Rumi eating instant noodles, playing on the “Hungry Rumi” memes that have circulated online. Produced by puzzle maker 4D Build in partnership with Netflix, the kits use pre-cut foam pieces…
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“The Beatles are the gods of rock!” How four Japanese schoolboys fell in love with The Beatles 50 years ago and fulfilled a dream by visiting the UK for their own magical mystery tour
Four Japanese schoolfriends, now in their 60s, travelled to London and Liverpool to fulfil a decades-old ambition of visiting sites linked to The Beatles, whose music had shaped their teenage years and inspired them to form their own band. The trip, dreamed up years earlier during a reunion and delayed by the pandemic, shows the…