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Twenty One Pilots Hosting Live IMAX Film Online Watch Party, Dropping ‘More Than We Ever Imagined (Live in Mexico City)’ Album
The film and album were both recorded during the Ohio duo’s biggest-show ever in Mexico City on their 2025 Clancy world tour.
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Madison Square Garden sues WIRED for defamation over article on keeping records of gay celebrities
WIRED says it “stands by this reporting, and plans to vigorously defend it against this baseless and ridiculous lawsuit” The post Madison Square Garden sues WIRED for defamation over article on keeping records of gay celebrities appeared first on NME.
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Titus Welliver’s Post-‘Bosch’ Masterpiece Reigns Supreme Over Hollywood’s Biggest Stars
Titus Welliver, best known for playing the title role in Prime Video’s crime drama Bosch across seven seasons plus its spin-offs Ballard and Bosch: Legacy, has scored a hit with his latest project after his signature franchise moves on without him. His new series debuted at number one on the MGM+ viewership chart, outperforming films…
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Amadigi di Gaula review – inflatables and appoggiaturas as Handel takes a trip to Love Island
Buxton festival’s new staging of Handel’s Amadigi di Gaula reimagines the baroque opera as a Love Island-style reality show, replacing the original’s magic and sorcery with television trickery and swapping a sorceress for an all-powerful producer. Director Olivia Fuchs turns the composer’s slight four-character plot into a knowing send-up of dating-show conventions, using props such…
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BBC Names New Docs Chief
The BBC has appointed Poppy Dixon, former head of documentaries at Sky, as its new Head of Documentaries, taking over Britain’s most prominent role in the genre from Clare Sillery, who left the corporation earlier this year after a long tenure. The move is significant for British broadcasting because Dixon is widely regarded as one…
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The Shaughraun review – comic antics and roguish charm in a divided Ireland
This review covers Druid theatre company’s staging of Dion Boucicault’s 1874 comic melodrama The Shaughraun at Town Hall theatre, Galway, directed by Garry Hynes. The production is praised for balancing whimsy with sincerity while honouring Boucicault’s historical significance as a playwright whose work once dazzled 19th-century audiences in New York and London, and for highlighting…
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id Software Defends Studio Despite Unions’ Unfair Labor Complaints Over Xbox Restructuring
Microsoft’s Xbox layoffs have sparked conflicting narratives about their impact. id Software director Hugo Martin has publicly disputed claims that the Doom and Quake creator has been severely damaged by the cuts, reject
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Iran claims bold attack on US airbase and more top headlines
This is a roundup from Fox News’ morning newsletter, “Fox News First”, highlighting the top stories and headlines it says readers need to know to start the day. The lead item reports that Iran has claimed responsibility for an attack on a US airbase in Bahrain, amid heightened tensions following recent US military action against…
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Inside Opus Dei: New On The Case podcast reveals how a Daily Mail reporter infiltrated shadowy Catholic sect accused of enslaving young women
A new episode of the Daily Mail’s On The Case podcast reveals how reporter Jordana Seal went undercover to investigate Opus Dei, the secretive Catholic organisation long accused of exploiting young women. Founded in Madrid in 1928 by priest Josemaría Escrivá, later canonised as a saint, Opus Dei presents itself as helping ordinary Catholics find…
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America’s broken legal immigration system is replacing US workers by design
A Fox News opinion piece argues that America’s legal immigration system, not just illegal immigration, is harming American workers, and calls for a complete overhaul of programmes such as H-1B visas and Optional Practical Training (OPT). The author contends that these schemes, ostensibly designed to bring in specialised talent, are being used by employers to…