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Titclown: Daddy’s Little Girl review – a smart swipe at the mess made by men
Jessica Aszkenasy returns with the second outing of her Titclown persona at Summerhall in Edinburgh, following the character’s 2025 debut. Daddy’s Little Girl blends feminist commentary with nude-heavy clowning to explore the reviewer’s frustration with modern men and the way they are excused for bad behaviour, drawing on the performer’s own daddy issues and disillusionment…
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US State Department has yanked more than 175k visas under Trump administration so far
The US State Department has revoked more than 175,000 visas since President Donald Trump began his second term, officials announced on Monday. The figure, disclosed less than two years into the administration, reflects an intensified use of the department’s continuous vetting programme to strip foreign nationals of their legal status in the United States. State…
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‘Barbarian’ Star Georgina Campbell Signs With Anonymous Content (EXCLUSIVE)
Georgina Campbell, the BAFTA-winning actress who broke out in Zach Cregger’s horror hit “Barbarian,” has signed with talent management company Anonymous Content for representation. The move adds a prominent management firm to her team as she continues building on the momentum from “Barbarian,” which became a surprise horror sensation and cemented her status as a…
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Disney Plans Hours of Commemorative 9/11 Coverage Across ABC, Disney+, Nat Geo, More
Disney will roll out extensive coverage marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, spanning ABC News, National Geographic, Disney+, Hulu, ABC’s local stations and ABC News Live. The programming, developed partly in conjunction with the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, aims to honour victims, families and first responders while educating a generation with no…
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Netflix Sets U.S. Release Date for Danny Boyle’s Tabloid Drama ‘Ink,’ Unveils First Look at Guy Pearce as Rupert Murdoch (EXCLUSIVE)
Netflix has confirmed the U.S. release plan for “Ink,” Danny Boyle’s drama about the founding of Rupert Murdoch’s tabloid empire, alongside a first-look image of Guy Pearce as a young Murdoch. The film will open in select American theatres on 11 December before streaming on Netflix from 8 January, positioning it firmly within the awards…
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Paramount Nabs $37 Million-Plus in California Tax Credits to Shoot In State Amid Battle With AG
Paramount has secured more than $37 million in California film tax credits to shoot projects including the Viola Davis thriller “Ascent” and a “Clueless” sequel series, at a time when the studio is locked in a dispute with California’s attorney general over its $111 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. The award matters because Tennessee…
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Canada’s Rodeo FX Taps Former MPC Film Montreal Exec For Key Corporate Role
Rodeo FX, the Montreal-based visual effects studio, has appointed Émilie Dussault, previously known for building MPC Film’s Montreal operation, as its new Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs. The newly created role covers government relations, public affairs, industry relations and brand communications, and comes as Rodeo FX marks its 20th anniversary following recent expansion into France…
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Feature: “It’s Disingenuous To Call It A Remake” – Bethesda On Why Oblivion For Switch 2 Is A Remaster
Bethesda has defended its decision to label the Switch 2 version of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion as a “remaster” rather than a “remake”, explaining the distinction in an interview with Nintendo Life. Associate Art Director Dan Lee and Studio Director Tom Mustaine discussed the port, which brings the 2006 role-playing game to Nintendo’s new…
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Apple will stream Friday Night Baseball live in Vision Pro
Apple will begin streaming Friday Night Baseball live in immersive video on the Apple Vision Pro headset from Friday 28 August 2026, expanding the range of live sports content available on the device. The move follows Apple’s earlier experiment streaming select Lakers NBA games to Vision Pro last year, as the company continues trying to…
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Jesse Michaels Confirms Operation Ivy Logo Is Based On Spider-Man
Operation Ivy frontman Jesse Michaels has confirmed long-standing speculation that the ska-punk band’s iconic “jumping man” logo was likely inspired by a Spider-Man comic cover. The image, first seen on the California band’s 1988 Hectic E.P. before appearing in silhouette form on later releases, has fuelled fan debate for years, and Michaels’ comments finally offer…