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‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Director on Their Kinky Rom-Com and Soundtracking the Year’s Bloodiest Scene to Counting Crows
Jane Schoenbrun’s third feature, “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma”, is presented as a comic, bloody and reflective slasher-romance rather than a conventional horror film. The director says it explores sexual awakening and the relief and uncertainty they experienced after transitioning, continuing the personal themes of their earlier films while adopting a lighter, campier…
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All The Songs In ‘One Night Only’: Knock-Off Jingles And Singles
Deadline lists the songs featured in the soundtrack for Universal’s romantic comedy One Night Only, starring Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro. The article matters chiefly as a soundtrack guide for viewers, highlighting both original material and comic in-film advertising jingles connected to the film’s satirical premise. – “Love Is In The Air” and “For My…
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Justice Smith and Charlie Gillespie join Heated Rivalry’s second season
Justice Smith and Charlie Gillespie have joined the second season of “Heated Rivalry”, the Canadian romantic drama commissioned by Crave and streamed on HBO Max in the US. Their casting introduces a new storyline from Rachel Reid’s “Game Changers” novels while returning stars Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams continue as the central couple from the…
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Ariana Grande Earns Her Sixth Consecutive U.K. No. 1 Album With ‘Petal’
Ariana Grande’s album Petal has debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart, giving her a sixth consecutive UK chart-topping album. The result extends a run that began with Dangerous Woman in 2016 and underlines her sustained commercial success in Britain. Her earlier albums Yours Truly and My Everything reached numbers seven and three…
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Game of the Month: Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced (July 2026)
Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced has been voted Push Square readers’ PS5 Game of the Month for July 2026, defeating another major remake, Halo: Campaign Evolved. Its clear victory reflects the enduring popularity of Black Flag and positive reception for Ubisoft’s rebuilt version, which modernises combat, stealth and parkour. The remake received 526 of 983…
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Defcee & Steel Tipped Dove Release Tough New Album We Will Be Brief
Chicago rapper Defcee and New York producer Steel Tipped Dove have released their collaborative album, We Will Be Brief, through Backwoodz Studioz. The record brings together two artists associated with the experimental underground rap scene around billy woods’ Backwoodz label, pairing Defcee’s dense lyricism with Steel Tipped Dove’s abrasive, unconventional production. The album runs for…
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People smugglers adopt new tactics – including dangerous ‘mega dinghies’ – in bid to get around Labour’s ‘smash the gangs’ policy
People-smuggling gangs are changing tactics to evade the Government’s “smash the gangs” strategy, using oversized “mega dinghies” and launching boats from a wider stretch of the French and Belgian coastline to dodge enhanced policing. Officials fear the larger vessels, some longer than a double-decker bus, raise the risk of a mass-casualty disaster on the Channel,…
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Take-Two CEO calls $80 GTA 6 ‘phenomenal value,’ says they could have made it cost even more ‘given the hype’
Take-Two chief executive Strauss Zelnick has defended Grand Theft Auto 6’s $80 standard-edition price, describing it as “phenomenal value” and suggesting the company could have charged more because of the game’s exceptional anticipation. His remarks matter because GTA 6 is testing a higher base price for a major AAA release, potentially influencing how publishers price…
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Madonna and Blur producer William Orbit dies aged 69
Acclaimed British producer William Orbit, best known for shaping records by Madonna, Blur, All Saints and Pink, has died aged 69. His family and friends said he died at home on 23 July, without giving a cause of death; his death matters because his electronic, ambient-influenced production helped redefine major pop music in the late…
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£100,000 in cash and gold seized by police in raids on suspected illegal gambling venues
Police have seized cash and gold worth £100,000 during raids on venues suspected of operating illegal gambling activities. The action matters because it indicates an effort to disrupt potential criminal activity and investigate how the venues were being run. The available article text provides no further information on the locations, number of premises searched, arrests…