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After Nearly 20 Years, Chris Carter Is Finally Releasing the ‘X-Files’ Movie He Had in Mind
X-Files creator Chris Carter has recut his 2008 sequel The X-Files: I Want to Believe nearly 20 years after its release, restoring the horror elements that 20th Century Fox and the film ratings board (MPA) forced him to cut to secure a PG-13 rating. The new version, retitled The X-Files: I Want to Believe –…
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This Switch Game You Might Have Bought Is Now Totally Unplayable
The Nintendo Switch version of Aliens: Fireteam Elite is now completely removed from sale and impossible to play for people who bought it. Developer Cold Iron Studios announced earlier this year that Fireteam Elite, a game that runs in the cloud and not locally, would be shut down on August 5, and now that day…
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Aliens: Fireteam Elite on Nintendo Switch Shut Down With No Refunds, as Owners Become the Latest Victims of Gaming’s Increasingly Digital Future
Aliens: Fireteam Elite has had its cloud servers shut down, leaving Nintendo Switch owners unable to play the game without any form of refund.
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Awards Season Shuffles to 2027: From Denzel Washington’s ‘Here Comes the Flood’ to Joel Coen’s ‘Jack of Spades,’ Plus A24’s Mystery Drop (EXCLUSIVE)
Several high-profile films widely expected to compete in this year’s awards season are instead shifting to 2027, according to Variety’s exclusive report. Studios are prioritising a “clean runway” for their titles rather than crowding an already packed 2026 release slate, meaning strong contenders are being held back for better festival positioning rather than due to…
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Peacock debuts 10-episode murder mystery mobile game Public Eye
Peacock has launched Public Eye, its first serialised mobile game, deepening NBCUniversal’s push to blend “microdrama”-style storytelling with interactive gameplay on its streaming app. The 10-episode murder mystery casts players as Officer Logan Dine, a patrol officer secretly investigating his uncle’s killing in the fictional Caldera City, combining narrative episodes with puzzle-driven, clue-hunting gameplay that…
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HBO’s House of the Dragon Replacement Officially Arrives in 1 Week
HBO’s Lanterns, a superhero mystery series set in the DC Universe, premieres in one week, arriving just as House of the Dragon’s third season concluded and with the fantasy franchise’s next instalment not due until 2028. The show is created by Watchmen showrunner Damon Lindelof alongside comics writer Tom King and Ozark’s Chris Mundy, and…
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Student Becomes Master: ADÉLA Interviewed
Slovak-born pop artist ADÉLA discusses her rapid rise from Bratislava to the American mainstream in an interview with Clash Magazine. At just 22, she has become one of pop’s most closely watched new acts, framing her success as a triumph of persistence for an outsider breaking into an industry where few Slovak artists have made…
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Watch: Original UFO Drummer ANDY PARKER Performs With LIGHTS OUT – A UFO EXPERIENCE In San Antonio
Original UFO drummer Andy Parker performed with the tribute act Lights Out – A UFO Experience at Fitzgerald’s nightclub in San Antonio, Texas, on Friday 7 August 2026. The band played UFO’s celebrated 1979 live album “Strangers In The Night” in full, alongside other classic tracks, keeping the music of the influential British rock group…
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‘Fauda’ Season 5 Launch Date On Netflix Revealed; First-Look Images
Israeli drama “Fauda” will return for a fifth season on Netflix on 8 September 2026, with the streamer sharing exclusive first-look images. The new run is set two years after the Hamas-led attack on Israel of 7 October 2023, with creators Lior Raz and Avi Issacharoff having scrapped their original scripts to rework the season…
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Could socialism make America happy again?
There is little mystery about the appeal of socialism, but there is confusion.