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Fallout 3, New Vegas PS5 Remasters Confirmed by Bethesda
Bethesda has officially confirmed that remasters of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas are in active development, ending years of speculation about the two beloved role-playing games from the PlayStation 3 era. The announcement came as part of a wider social media post outlining the studio’s future plans, marking a significant moment for fans who…
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Iconic bakery made famous by Sex and the City forced to close location after a dozen COCKROACHES were spotted scuttling close to its delicately-iced creations
The Magnolia Bakery, a Manhattan cake shop that gained global fame after appearing in Sex and the City, has been forced to close one of its locations after health inspectors found a dozen live cockroaches on the premises. The closure highlights how even celebrated, high-profile food businesses remain subject to routine hygiene enforcement, and raises…
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Over half a million power tool batteries have been recalled due to a USB-C charging fire risk
Greenworks Tools has recalled roughly 554,780 Kobalt-branded outdoor power tools sold in the US after finding that their lithium-ion batteries can short-circuit, smoke or catch fire when charged via a built-in USB-C port while still attached to the tool. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission logged 34 incidents of batteries sparking or smoking during such…
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Dune has nothing on 2026’s wildest sci-fi movie release — watch the trailer
Cult animated science fiction film Gandahar celebrates a 40th anniversary with a 4K re-release in the United States. See it here.
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A new GamesRadar+ podcast is here – This is G+RLS
GamesRadar+ has launched a new podcast called This is G+RLS, expanding the gaming outlet’s audio content offerings for its audience. The launch reflects a broader trend among gaming publications diversifying into podcast formats to engage readers through additional media beyond written articles. Unfortunately, the specific details of the podcast’s content, hosts, format, episode schedule and…
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The Odyssey Has Us Thinking About Christopher Nolan’s Video Game Adaptation Ideas
GameSpot argues that Christopher Nolan’s forthcoming film The Odyssey highlights the unrealised potential for video games based on his work. Nolan has said he is interested in the medium but believes an adaptation should stand as a substantial work in its own right, rather than merely exploit a film’s brand. Nolan discussed the idea in…
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The Hairdresser Mysteries review – Sally Phillips gifts us the most bananas daytime TV ever
Sally Phillips stars in The Hairdresser Mysteries, a new cosy crime series set in the fictional village of Blossom Vale, where her character Lily Petal opens a salon that hasn’t been touched since the 1970s and finds herself solving local murders alongside assistant Clary (Charlotte Jordan). The Guardian’s review praises the show as astonishingly strange…
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IFULKI – “Something Greater”
The debut single from London group IFULKI is a compelling introduction. The experimental group, which draws influence from Gnawa, electronic, and jazz music, delivers a rich first offering with their song “Something Greater.” It’s a collage of ominous trip-hop textures, soulful piano embellishments, anxious percussion, and soaring vocals. The post IFULKI – “Something Greater” appeared…
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DOOM Maker Continues to Repel Rumours It’s Been Gutted by Xbox
The Doomguy doth protest too much. In the immediate aftermath of Xbox’s enormous layoffs last week, stories emerged that DOOM developer id Software had been gutted. The Texas-based studio has been really eager to repel those reports, stating its team is currently around the same size as when it released 2016’s DOOM, which by all…
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Indigenous Missionary Biopic ‘Mussau: The First Song’ to Shoot in Papua New Guinea With Indian National Film Award Winner Bijukumar Damodaran Directing (EXCLUSIVE)
Papua New Guinea-based NAFA Productions has unveiled “Mussau: The First Song,” a historical biopic rooted in the life of Taula Lovovoa, one of the first indigenous Seventh-day Adventist missionaries from Mussau Island. Set in the 1930s, the film charts Lovovoa’s journey of transformation and reconciliation on an island that Australian colonial reports of the era…