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Pauline Hanson reveals theory Albanese is plotting to derail One Nation if it wins the next election in Daily Mail YouTube interview
Pauline Hanson has alleged that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese plans to call an early election in late 2027 to ensure Labor and the Greens retain Senate control until July 2028, creating difficulties for any incoming non-Labor government or One Nation balance of power. Under Australian electoral law, newly elected senators take their seats on 1…
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“A ghost of something interesting, requiring a séance to discover it”: Pink Floyd’s early movie work
Between 1965 and 1972, Pink Floyd developed a strong relationship with experimental filmmakers, establishing themselves as ideal collaborators for cinema through their innovative visual presentations and atmospheric music. Following frontman Syd Barrett’s departure in early 1968, the band’s increasingly faceless, emotionally evocative sound made them even more appealing to directors seeking sophisticated cinematic accompaniment. Pink…
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Near-death experiences and JCPenney: The strange story behind Queens of the Stone Age’s ‘Where the Goth Girls At?’
Queens of the Stone Age have released their new single “Where the Goth Girls At?” ahead of their forthcoming album Perfecth, accompanied by a theatrical music video set in a factory where frontman Josh Homme oversees workers being transformed into goths through a dark ritual. The song weaves together Homme’s nostalgic recollections of teenage years…
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Hulu Officially Sets Perfect ‘Veronica Mars’ Replacement With a New Mystery Adaptation
Hulu is developing a series adaptation of *The Kid Detective*, the 2020 film based on the *Encyclopedia Brown* books. The project offers Hulu a new mystery series as it builds out its slate beyond *Rivals*. Evan Morgan, who wrote and directed the film, will executive produce with Rachel Kaplan and Alex Berger; Berger will also…
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America.gov chatbot’s Minecraft monologue is an intentional Easter egg
The newly launched America.gov chatbot produced a long, surreal response when asked about Minecraft, but the article says it was not an AI malfunction. The text closely reworks Minecraft’s “End Poem”, which players see after completing the game, turning the chatbot’s apparent existential monologue into an intentional Easter egg. The chatbot was built with help…
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Curry Barker horror comedy set for 7 May 2027 release
Curry Barker’s second directorial feature, “Anything But Ghosts,” is scheduled for release on 7 May 2027 via Focus Features and Blumhouse Atomic Monster, following the extraordinary commercial success of his directorial debut “Obsession.” The horror-comedy reunites Barker with “Obsession” collaborator and star Cooper Tomlinson, who co-wrote the script with Barker, and follows two aspiring ghost…
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Canadian broadcaster reportedly pulled after recording anti-Israel protest outside service
CBC newsreader Neil Herland was reportedly taken off air and placed under internal investigation after posting a video of a protest outside a Yom Kippur service in Toronto. He said demonstrators taunted and intimidated him as he tried to enter, and expressed concern about rising antisemitism and the safety of Jewish Canadians. The protest involved…
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With Deadlock’s latest updating promising six new heroes, over 10,000 new voice lines and too much more to mention, it’s clear Valve are still pretty committed to it
Valve has released a substantial update for Deadlock, its invitation-only, technically unreleased competitive hero shooter, demonstrating continuing commitment to the project two years after its initial launch. The update includes six new heroes, a complete visual overhaul of the game’s map, over 10,000 new voice lines, and numerous gameplay and accessibility improvements, signalling that the…
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‘Heavy Metal’s Big Four: How Metallica, Anthrax, Slayer, And Megadeth Reshaped Metal’ Book Due In November
A new book about thrash metal’s “Big Four” — Metallica, Anthrax, Slayer and Megadeth — is due on 10 November. Written by Daniel Bukszpan, it traces how the four bands helped turn a fast, aggressive underground style into a defining force in heavy music. The book follows the groups from their 1981 origins through lineup…
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Curry Barker’s ‘Obsession’ Follow-Up ‘Anything But Ghosts’ Sets May 2027 Release Date From Focus Features, Blumhouse
Curry Barker’s second film, the horror-comedy “Anything But Ghosts,” has been given a May 7, 2027 release date by Focus Features and Blumhouse-Atomic Monster. The film marks another collaboration between Barker and his “Obsession” star Cooper Tomlinson, who co-wrote and co-stars in the project alongside Violet McGraw, Bryce Dallas Howard and Aaron Paul. This announcement…