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Oracle faces $100M annual bill to back Wisconsin datacenter power promises
Oracle says it could face more than $100 million a year in financing costs after Wisconsin’s Public Service Commission refused to reconsider a ruling requiring the company to post substantial financial security for a huge new datacentre campus. The Lighthouse Campus in Port Washington, being developed with Vantage and OpenAI and expected to need nearly…
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Curious tale of Kevin Keegan’s cancer diagnosis – stomach tumour that killed him was only discovered after major car crash…as football legend dies aged 75
Kevin Keegan, the former Liverpool, Newcastle United and England footballer, has died aged 75. His stomach cancer diagnosis came about in an unusual way, only being discovered after he was involved in a serious car crash, which is a reminder of how incidental medical scans can sometimes uncover hidden illnesses. Keegan, regarded as one of…
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3 Hit Songs From 1964 That Don’t Make Much Sense, but We Still Love Them Anyway
This is a light music-nostalgia listicle from American Songwriter highlighting three 1964 hit singles whose lyrics are quirky or nonsensical yet remain beloved by fans of 1960s pop. It’s a retrospective feature rather than breaking news, celebrating the era’s playful, unrestrained songwriting. The three songs featured are Bobby Freeman’s “C’mon And Swim” (actually about a…
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Boy Harsher Announce New Album Get Mean: Hear “Hard Beat”
Darkwave duo Boy Harsher have announced their new album Get Mean, due for release on 18 September on Atlantic Records, alongside the release of new single “Hard Beat”. It marks the first full album from Jae Matthews and Augustus Muller since 2019’s Careful, and follows the end of the pair’s romantic relationship, adding a personal…
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PlayStation fans are still furious about physical discs, but the data proves Sony is right to kill them
Sony has faced significant online backlash over its decision to end physical disc support for PlayStation games by January 2028, but new sales data suggests the format has already dwindled to near-irrelevance in commercial terms. Circana senior director Mat Piscatella shared figures showing just how small the physical market has become, arguing that vocal fan…
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Nintendo Will Not Refund Tariff Fees It Passed Onto Customers, Saying They “Received Exactly What They Bargained And Paid For”
Nintendo has said it will not refund customers for tariff-related costs that were passed on through higher prices. The company’s position is that buyers received the products they agreed to purchase at the stated price, so it does not consider refunds warranted. The report indicates that Nintendo attributed part of its pricing to tariffs, though…
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’Bosch’s Titus Welliver Returns in Pulse-Pounding First Trailer for New Liam Neeson CIA Thriller
A new trailer has been released for The Fix, an upcoming CIA action thriller starring Liam Neeson, Zachary Levi and Titus Welliver, ahead of its cinema release on 11 September 2026. Welliver, best known for playing Harry Bosch, has had a busy year, also currently appearing alongside J.K. Simmons in the crime drama The Westies…
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Review: Palworld (PS5) – Expansive Catch ‘Em All Gives Pokémon a Run for Its Money
Push Square has reviewed Palworld on PS5, following the game’s move from early access to a full 1.0 release by developer Pocketpair. The monster-taming survival title, which blends elements of ARK: Survival Evolved and Pokémon Legends: Arceus, faced lawsuits from Nintendo and The Pokémon Company over its creature-capturing mechanics, which delayed development while the studio…
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The Blood of Dawnwalker: Meet a Brand New Devious Creature in Fresh Gameplay
IGN’s ongoing “IGN First” coverage of upcoming vampire RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker has revealed a full quest playthrough, called “Pearly and Precious,” which introduces a new creature to the game: a sanzhana, or “pixie”. The exclusive gameplay video matters as part of a steady drip of previews building anticipation ahead of the game’s release,…
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Final Fantasy 14 used FF11’s infamous boss to aura farm
Final Fantasy 14’s Echoes of Vana’diel raid series pays tribute to Final Fantasy 11 by having its infamous, near-unbeatable boss Absolute Virtue killed off in seconds during an opening cutscene. The moment appears at the start of Windurst: The Third Walk, the final chapter of the FF11-inspired alliance raid series, and was designed to demonstrate…