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Jason Blum Hosting Special ‘Paranormal Activity’ Performance On Broadway Next Week
Blumhouse founder Jason Blum is set to host a special performance of the stage play “Paranormal Activity” on Broadway, appearing on Wednesday 26 August at the August Wilson Theatre. Blum, who produces the show, is best known for the found-footage horror film franchise on which it is based, and the event highlights the growing crossover…
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EXCLUSIVE: Angel dad finds ‘new purpose’ with ICE after daughter’s killing turned his world upside down
Joe Abraham, whose daughter Katie was killed by an illegal immigrant in 2025, has begun his first day leading ICE’s Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) office, an agency unit set up to support families affected by crimes committed by illegal aliens. Abraham described the killing as having turned his once “comfortable, simple life” upside…
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Brandon Flowers Goes Country But Gets a Little Lost on the Back Roads
Rolling Stone’s Jon Dolan reviews “Thrasher,” Killers frontman Brandon Flowers’ third solo album and his first full foray into country music. Flowers says the record draws on his Utah childhood listening to Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash, and he enlisted respected Nashville players including guitarist David Rawlings and veteran harmonica player Charlie McCoy to help…
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Agatha Christie’s Sherlock Holmes Replacement Officially Revealed
BritBox has unveiled the first look at Edward Bluemel as Hercule Poirot in “Hercule”, a new six-part drama based on Agatha Christie’s Belgian detective. The series marks the latest screen incarnation of Poirot, following actors such as Albert Finney, Peter Ustinov, David Suchet and Kenneth Branagh, and comes as BritBox and the BBC seek to…
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Alien: Isolation 2 release date “won’t” be unveiled during Gamescom next week, confirm the survival horror game sequel’s devs
Creative Assembly has confirmed that Alien: Isolation 2 will not receive a release date reveal at Gamescom next week, tempering fan expectations ahead of the industry event. The clarification matters because Gamescom is traditionally used by developers and publishers to unveil major release windows and gameplay reveals, so ruling this out signals the eagerly awaited…
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Get an exclusive Ghost puff print t-shirt and Metal Hammer cover variant with this limited edition bundle to celebrate their new concert film 2 Big To Rig
Metal Hammer magazine has partnered with Swedish rock band Ghost to release a limited-edition bundle marking the launch of the group’s new concert film, 2 Big To Rig. The collaboration gives fans a way to combine collectable merchandise with editorial content centred on the band, tying into the wider promotional push for the film’s release.…
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The Duskbloods, Tides of Annihilation, Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 – Catch Up on IGN’s Game Previews This Week ICYMI
IGN has launched a new weekly roundup feature collecting its game preview coverage from the past week, giving readers a single place to catch up on hands-on impressions of several upcoming titles. The article summarises previews of five games: The Duskbloods, Tides of Annihilation, Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2, Star Wars: Smuggler’s Gambit and Silver Pines,…
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Jamie T debuts new songs at Scala and confirms UK tour
Jamie T made a low-key return to live performance on 20 August 2026 with a surprise, sold-out show at London’s Scala, using the gig to preview new material and confirm a full-scale 2026 UK tour. The show, announced only a week earlier, was his first live outing in almost two years since a 2024 Victorious…
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Who Killed Marilyn? review – dismal attempt to solve mystery of Monroe with Pixie Lott
The Guardian’s theatre review dismisses Who Killed Marilyn?, a new play starring Pixie Lott as Marilyn Monroe, as a shallow rehash of familiar biographical territory that fails to illuminate its subject. Written by Sharleen Cooper Cohen and directed by Philip Wm McKinley, the production touches on the various conspiracy theories surrounding Monroe’s 1962 death but…
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10 Mystery Books You Need To Read Before Their TV Adaptations Premiere
Collider has published a list of mystery novels worth reading before their television adaptations arrive, aimed at readers who want to experience the source material first. Streaming platforms are increasingly acquiring mystery fiction, with some projects already in production and cast attached, and others recently optioned with details still under wraps. Highlights include “Count My…