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The ghost pitch of Agdam: Qarabag’s abandoned home
Qarabag FK, Azerbaijan’s most successful football club and a regular in UEFA competitions, has never played competitive home matches in its namesake city of Agdam since 1993, when war forced the club to flee. Its former ground, the Imarat Stadium, fell into ruin after the city was captured during the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, becoming a haunting…
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The 10 albums that changed Bill Bruford’s life: “A violent jolt to the system”
Drummer Bill Bruford, best known for his work with Yes and King Crimson, has shared a list of the ten albums he considers life-changing, revealing a musical taste far more rooted in jazz than his progressive rock reputation might suggest. Published on his own website in 2025, the list underscores that his influences extend well…
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10 Best Fantasy Shows Released Since 2020, Ranked
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten best fantasy television shows released since 2020, a period that saw a surge in high-quality genre content as streaming demand grew during and after the pandemic. The list highlights series that transport viewers to magical worlds through mythical storytelling, fantastical creatures and richly built universes, reflecting…
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St Andrews housing fears, 9/11 remains identified, Anthropic bans bio-risk users
UK research flags overseas buyers snapping up St Andrews homes; New York still identifying 9/11 victims 25 years on; Kimmel’s Talarico interview shifts to YouTube; Anthropic bans Claude misuse for bioweapons research; Apple unveils foldable iPhone Duo; tributes to Jon Small from Billy Joel.
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33 Years Later, the Best Sci-Fi Show of the ’90s Is Officially Streaming for Free
The X-Files, widely regarded as the standout science fiction series of the 1990s, is now available to stream for free on Pluto TV, more than three decades after it first aired. Created by Chris Carter, the show followed FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully as they investigated paranormal cases ranging from alien encounters to…
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That movie about Toyah and Robert Fripp’s viral Sunday Lunch success is still in production
Toyah has given fans an update on the long-gestating documentary about her viral “Sunday Lunch” performance videos, which she films with her husband, King Crimson founder Robert Fripp. Announced in 2023 as a New Zealand-led production that followed the couple for a year, the film remains unfinished, with Toyah now saying she “doesn’t know” its…
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Twin Set of Blows Rock SNP as Bayeux Tapestry Wows London
The Proclaimers have split from the SNP over gender self-ID, a Kimmel interview is being pushed off broadcast TV, and the Bayeux Tapestry debuts in London; elsewhere, Apple unveils its iPhone Duo foldable and CMA Award nominees are revealed.
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Bali cops identify Aussies suspected of deadly bashing of Perth grandad outside bar
Bali police have identified four Australian men they allege attacked Perth grandfather Paul Dougan outside a bar in Kuta, three weeks after he died from his injuries. Mr Dougan, a British man living in Australia, was set upon by a group of four strangers at the One Tribe Bar in August, suffering severe injuries that…
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Steel Ball Run Director Says JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Is About to Get Even Weirder
Netflix’s JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run is returning with its second and third stages, with weekly episodes resuming from 25 September following a two-part premiere in March. Director Yasuhiro Kimura, speaking to Polygon, discussed how the anime builds on the manga’s Spaghetti Western setting and hinted that the story’s already eccentric tone will become…
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‘Stuffed’ Review: Jodie Comer Rises Above a Limp, Gross-Out Corpse-Themed Musical
Jodie Comer stars in “Stuffed,” a new movie-musical from director Theo Rhys, but the film fails to live up to its promise despite her performance. The review highlights a broader cultural moment—concern over the decline of original musicals and a scarcity of great roles for rising stars—that made expectations high for the project, only for…