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Star Trek’s Babs Olusanmokun on the End of Strange New Worlds: ‘I Don’t See It as a Final Episode’
Babs Olusanmokun discussed Dr Joseph M’Benga’s dual role as a compassionate Enterprise doctor and a former Starfleet special-forces soldier in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. He said the character’s inner conflict, between healing people and possessing lethal skills, was a major attraction of the role and gives M’Benga greater complexity. The interview focuses on the…
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10 Mystery Book Masterpieces So Great They Became the Blueprint
Collider highlights influential mystery novels it says became templates for major strands of the genre. – ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ (1988): Thomas Harris’s psychological thriller cemented Hannibal Lecter and Clarice Starling as genre icons, shaping serial-killer fiction through its FBI behavioural-science detail and imprisoned-genius criminal dynamic. – ‘The Talented Mr Ripley’ (1955): Patricia Highsmith…
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‘Tracker’ Season 4 Can’t Complete Its Biggest Story Without Jensen Ackles
Collider argues that Tracker’s fourth season will need to bring back Jensen Ackles’s Russell Shaw to resolve its central family mystery. The Season 3 finale left Russell holding evidence that may reveal whether their father, Ashton, subjected Colter Shaw to childhood experiments, making his absence crucial to the show’s main storyline rather than a routine…
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Review: Phoebe Bridgers Builds a Beautiful Mystery on ‘Lost Weekend’
American Songwriter’s review portrays Phoebe Bridgers’ forthcoming album Lost Weekend as a patient, emotionally intricate return to solo work after 2020’s Punisher. It says the record balances grief, new love and lost time through intimate writing, restrained vocals and more expansive production, making it significant as a possible new peak in her three-album body of…
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24 Years Later, Karl Urban’s Chilling Thriller Has Aged Like Fine
Collider revisits the 2002 supernatural thriller Ghost Ship, arguing that its campy tone, gore and early-2000s effects have retained their appeal. The article also highlights the film as Karl Urban’s Hollywood feature debut, before his later roles in Dredd, The Boys and other franchises. The film follows a ship-salvage crew led by characters played by…
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Iranian woman went viral after stripping off to protest her treatment at the hands of morality police. Now a friend reveals the horrific price she paid
The article reports that an Iranian woman attracted widespread attention after removing her clothes in apparent protest at her treatment by Iran’s morality police. It says a friend has since described serious consequences she allegedly suffered, highlighting the risks faced by women who publicly challenge Iran’s compulsory dress rules. The supplied text does not include…
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Sarah Ferguson ‘tried to give phone number of Andrew’s ex-girlfriend to FBI director Kash Patel’
The article alleges that Sarah Ferguson attempted to give FBI director Kash Patel the telephone number of one of Prince Andrew’s former girlfriends. If accurate, the claim could draw renewed attention to the Duke of York’s past relationships and the continuing scrutiny around his association with Jeffrey Epstein. The supplied text contains no further reporting,…
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This Beautifully Weird Necklace Is Secretly a USB Drive
Noware, a New York design duo, is preparing to ship the Puff: a retro-futuristic necklace that conceals a 128 GB USB flash drive and has a small customisable display. The product gained major attention after an early prototype went viral in 2025, and its creators see it as an attempt to make everyday electronics more…
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The “out of left field” band Maynard James Keenan said destroyed rock: “I just love that”
“Weird, digital quirky nature.” The post The “out of left field” band Maynard James Keenan said destroyed rock: “I just love that” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Lindsay Clancy murder trial becomes social media obsession as TikTokers, sleuths debate controversial case
The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children, has become a major subject of debate on TikTok and other social-media platforms. Boston defence lawyer Peter Elikann described the case as a “cultural obsession”, reflecting the polarising discussion around her reported postpartum psychosis and potential insanity defence. Online commentators…