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SDCC teaser gives us our first good look at Blade Runner 2099
Prime Video unveiled the first teaser for Blade Runner 2099 at San Diego Comic-Con, giving fans their initial look at the ten-episode series nearly five years after Ridley Scott first announced the spin-off of his 1982 film and its 2017 sequel, Blade Runner 2049. The show, from showrunner Silka Luisa, is set 50 years after…
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MICHAEL KISKE: ‘We Already Have 90%’ Of Next HELLOWEEN Album ‘Done’
Helloween singer Michael Kiske says the band has already completed about 90% of material for its next album, suggesting a follow-up to 2025’s *Giants & Monsters* may arrive relatively soon. He attributed the group’s productivity to its now-settled expanded line-up and said the recent recording process felt more natural than that of their 2021 reunion…
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Oliver Tree Celebrated By Logan Paul, Ethan Klein, & Diplo In Livestreamed Memorial Service
Stereogum reports that musician Oliver Tree, who it says died aged 32 in a helicopter collision in Brazil last month, is being honoured at a livestreamed memorial service in his hometown. The event reflects his unconventional artistic persona, combining live music, guest speakers and fan-focused displays rather than a conventional memorial. The service is being…
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Norris cautious despite pole as it ‘falls apart’ for Hamilton
Lando Norris secured his first pole position of the season at the Hungarian Grand Prix but warned that he must convert strong qualifying pace into a race victory. His caution reflects McLaren’s recent strategic difficulties, while the result suggests its upgrade has improved competitiveness after a period on the back foot. McLaren team principal Andrea…
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‘Hadestown: The Musical’ Review: Captures the Crowd-Pleasing Vibrance of the Mythological New Orleans-Meets-Rock Opera Stage Show
Variety’s review finds that the filmed West End production of “Hadestown” successfully captures the stage musical’s infectious energy and communal atmosphere. It presents the 2025 Lyric Theatre performance as more than a recording of a show: a lively theatrical event that makes the ancient myths of Orpheus, Eurydice, Hades and Persephone feel immediate and emotionally…
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Gymnast Langton cleared of serious injury after shocking fall
English gymnast Gabriel Langton has been cleared of serious injury after falling head first from the horizontal bar during the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The incident halted competition and underlined the risks involved in elite gymnastics, but scans produced very positive results and he is expected to leave hospital on Saturday evening. The 19-year-old fell…
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From Haaland love to Mexico’s Merlin: 26 memories from the 2026 World Cup
A retrospective of the 2026 World Cup highlights memorable sporting moments, controversies and fan culture from across the tournament. – Curaçao scored their first, and only, World Cup goal despite losing 7-1 to Germany. – Norway disputed Jude Bellingham’s goal, alleging the ball hit an overhead cable beforehand. – Canada coach Jesse Marsch drew criticism…
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‘The Rookie’ Officially Gives Us a New Chenford Scene Before Season 9
Hulu has released an extended version of The Rookie’s eighth-season episode “His Name Was Martin”, adding five and a half minutes of previously unseen footage ahead of the show’s ninth season. The release gives fans additional material during a long break after the season ended on a cliffhanger, with Season 9 not due to arrive…
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SpaceX eyes tower catch for next Starship after auspicious end to 13th flight
SpaceX’s 13th full-scale Starship test flight ended with the vehicle making an intact, on-target splashdown in the Indian Ocean, where it remained afloat rather than breaking apart or burning. The result matters because it offers SpaceX its clearest opportunity yet to examine how Starship’s heat shield performed during re-entry and could support plans to reuse…