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Netflix unveils trailer for Brad Bird’s sci-fi murder mystery Ray Gunn
Netflix has released the official trailer for Ray Gunn, an animated neo-noir science-fiction murder mystery from acclaimed director Brad Bird. The film marks the first substantial look at this long-gestating project, which blends classic detective fiction with retro-futuristic sci-fi elements including aliens, flying cars and jet packs. Bird describes the film as a departure from…
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John Green examines fame, online attention and genuine relationships
John Green’s success with The Fault in Our Stars brought immense readership, film adaptations and public attention, but also intrusive behaviour and an uneasy relationship with fame. His new adult novel, Hollywood, Ending, explores the pressures of celebrity culture and the attention economy, arguing that art and genuine relationships may offer more lasting value than…
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Mystery surrounds German soldiers found near mud-covered WWII motorcycle in Danube
A Wehrmacht motorcycle and the remains of two German soldiers have been recovered from the Danube River in Budapest more than 80 years after World War II ended. The discovery, announced by the German War Graves Commission in August, offers a chance to identify and account for soldiers who have been missing since the war.…
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Kurt Vile talks Fontaines D.C. collab, his shoutout from Sam Fender, and paying tribute to Philadelphia: “It’s like rap – I’m calling out my fucking zone!”
Kurt Vile has discussed his latest album, *Philadelphia’s Been Good To Me*, which pays tribute to his hometown and its influence on his music. He also described joining Fontaines D.C. onstage in France to perform “Roman Holiday”, a song inspired by him, and reflected on the demanding but rewarding mindset required during an extended tour.…
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How Skull Inspired Earrings Bring a Bold Touch to Halloween Style
Halloween fashion encourages experimentation with bolder styles, and jewellery plays an important role in completing the look. Skull-inspired earrings have become a popular accessory choice, as they allow wearers to express individuality whilst tapping into the mysterious and gothic aesthetics traditionally associated with the season. Skull imagery has deep roots in Halloween tradition, representing everything…
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TV tonight: Martin Compston’s guide to Las Vegas, his bizarre second home
This is an evening TV guide featuring a selection of programmes across various channels. The main highlights include: – Martin Compston explores Las Vegas in a three-part documentary, visiting luxury hotels and casinos to understand the city his Vegas-born wife calls home. – A Channel 5 documentary examines smartphone privacy concerns and whether we adequately…
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Lukashenko reveals bizarre argument he and Putin have over who is the ‘bigger dictator’
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko revealed during a speech to youth leaders in Minsk on 17 September that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin regularly joke and argue over which of them qualifies as the ultimate dictator. This disclosure underscores the close political alignment between Belarus and Russia, as Lukashenko remains Europe’s longest-serving head of state…
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Clavicular Posts Video After Being Charged With Rape and Drugging: ‘Theres Better Ways to Make Money Then Suing Someone’
Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular has posted videos suggesting that someone involved in rape and drugging allegations is motivated by money. The posts come after prosecutors in Massachusetts charged him with rape, drugging someone for sexual intercourse and providing alcohol to a person under 21; he denies the allegations. The charges were filed on 8 September over…
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Family returns to Bali villa after father kills children and himself
Damien John Shaw, a 56-year-old Australian, killed his six-year-old son Archie and four-year-old daughter Laura at the family’s Bali villa before taking his own life. The children’s mother, Tessa Yanuar, and her mother returned to the property after police released it, as the family confronted the scene of the killings and mourned the children. Police…
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Twist in Gus Lamont mystery as grandmother shares theory – and insists he was abducted from remote sheep station
Four-year-old Gus Lamont vanished on 27 September from a remote South Australian sheep station, and as the first anniversary of his disappearance approaches, his grandmother has unveiled a controversial new theory: that he was abducted by a wedge-tailed eagle. Gus’s grandmother, Josie Murray, plans to search eagle nests on the property despite acknowledging the theory…