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Opinion: Ghost of Yotei Was a Weirdly Disappointing Sequel After Loving Tsushima
A Push Square writer reflects on why Ghost of Yotei, Sucker Punch’s follow-up to 2020’s Ghost of Tsushima, left them oddly disappointed despite the sequel improving on its predecessor in several ways. Though they enjoyed playing it enough to rank it among their top PS5 games of 2025, the piece argues Yotei never matched the…
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THREE DAYS GRACE Has ‘Already Started Getting Ideas Together’ For Follow-Up To ‘Alienation’ Album
Three Days Grace vocalist Matt Walst has revealed that the band is already developing ideas for a follow-up to their 2025 album “Alienation,” with formal songwriting set to begin next year. Speaking to Edmonton radio station 100.3 The Bear, Walst said the group would take a short break after touring commitments this month before returning…
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Haunted by Hoover, Trump searches for an endgame in Iran
President Trump is pursuing a settlement to bring an ongoing war with Iran to a close, driven partly by fears that a prolonged conflict could define his presidency in the same negative terms that Herbert Hoover’s handling of the Great Depression came to define his. Trump has reportedly studied past presidencies to understand what separates…
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Ridley Scott’s Best Sci-Fi Movie in Years Is Officially Dominating Prime Video Ahead of ‘Blade Runner’ Sequel
Alien: Romulus, Fede Álvarez’s 2024 instalment in the long-running sci-fi franchise, is enjoying a resurgence in streaming popularity as it appears in Prime Video’s top rankings in Poland and streams on Hulu in the United States. The film’s success comes as the franchise, originally conceived by Ridley Scott in the 1970s, continues to rebound after…
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In 1988, Blue Oyster Cult made the weirdest album of a very weird career and nearly sank the band: “I know that the aliens lived underwater”
Blue Öyster Cult’s 1988 album Imaginos was the culmination of a concept decades in the making, based on a mythology about an alien race shaping human history that founder and producer Sandy Pearlman had been developing since the mid-1960s. The band had drawn on Pearlman’s poetry for lyrics on earlier records, including 1974’s Secret Treaties,…
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Ridley Scott’s Most Divisive Alien Movie Officially Dominates Streaming Ahead of Sci-Fi Return
Ridley Scott’s 2017 sequel Alien: Covenant has surged into the VOD top 10 on Prime Video and Google in several countries, despite lacking a US streaming home, just as the director prepares to return to sci-fi with his new film The Dog Stars. The renewed interest highlights lingering fan engagement with Scott’s divisive Alien prequel…
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The never-before-seen pictures of Liam Payne’s last hours: Haunted and prowling a Buenos Aires hotel, begging call girls to help him make crack, the Mail shares the startling revelations inside explosive police files
The Mail on Sunday has published previously unseen details from a 3,000-document police investigation into the death of former One Direction singer Liam Payne, who fell from the balcony of his Buenos Aires hotel room on 16 October 2024. The files reveal a devastating final spiral of drug and alcohol abuse in the hours before…
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Every 2026 Prime Video Movie, Ranked Worst to Best
Collider ranks Prime Video’s 2026 original films from worst to best, arguing that the platform’s varied slate has included both disappointing releases and unexpected successes. – ‘Relationship Goals’ is placed seventh, criticised for feeling like an extended promotion for Michael Todd’s self-help book rather than a convincing romantic comedy. – ‘Balls Up’ is sixth; it…
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Bill Maher’s Joke About Ariana Grande’s Weight Draws Groans From ‘Real Time’ Audience
Bill Maher drew groans from the live audience on “Real Time” after making a joke about Ariana Grande’s weight during a monologue about newly released UFO files. The incident matters because it came shortly after Grande announced plans to reduce her public visibility, citing persistent public scrutiny. Maher first compared a supposed stick-like alien figure…
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Atlanta-Based Liaison Pictures Joins France’s Because the Night Productions on Locarno Match Me! Title ‘Behemoth Ann Holds a Seance’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Atlanta-based Liaison Pictures has joined France’s Because the Night Productions on documentary feature “Behemoth Ann Holds a Seance”, which is participating in Locarno’s Match Me! networking platform. The film follows filmmaker Isidore Bethel and his mother Vicki as they seek to honour the work of Isidore’s late father, artist Arthur Douglas Thayer, by staging an…