Steven Spielberg is now producing a horror movie about entities that torment people through their screens. Read that again. The man who taught a generation to fear open water and the family television has looked at the scariest corner of YouTube, and he wants in. The Mandela Catalogue, the analog horror series that has been
In partnership with Open’er Festival JENNIE headlined the fourth and final night of Open’er Festival earlier today (July 4) with an impressive set that featured a handful of unreleased tracks that will be shared “soon”. JENNIE released her first solo track ‘Solo’ back in 2018 and followed it up in 2023 with ‘You & Me’
The mysterious Inca Empire is a source of endless fascination to many, representing the largest and most elaborate society of pre-Columbian America. But long before the west coast of South America was ruled by the Incas, an even more enigmatic society inhabited the Andes, and we’re still finding fragments of their ancient story today. This
Japanese gaming publication Famitsu has ran an extensive survey of 5,400 people to find out which game they would like to erase their memory of and play again given the chance. There were a number of responses and the winner was The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Here’s the full results: Zelda Breath
Looking for something excellent to read this weekend? We published over 400 articles on GamesRadar+ this week, but here’s my pick of the six stories that you absolutely need to read. 1. Final Fantasy 14 is leaning the right lessons from Dawntrail as it enters the Evercold era (Image credit: Square Enix) Final Fantasy 14
Today in Books readers, I have an important update: this is the last week of this newsletter. Luckily, you can still follow all the book news by signing up for the Book Riot Newsletter, which goes out on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. It’s the same book news curation, covered by the same Book Riot writers,
Now that Minions & Monsters is the latest 2026 movie release to heat up the summer box office, a long-standing question I’ve had about the franchise has once again resurfaced: “Why aren’t there female minions?” Pierre Coffin, who is the voice behind the minions and the director of multiple movies in the series, has big
Tim Burton’s Mars Attacks! is a must-watch this Fourth of July. Sure, we know Jaws, and I Know What You Did Last Summer are mid-summer classics, but nothing captures the zaniness of supreme Americana quite like Tim Burton’s unsung masterpiece. With a stacked cast featuring Jack Nicholson, Annette Bening, Jack Black, Glenn Close, and more,
Beyoncé is celebrating the 4th of July and the upcoming 20th anniversary of her sophomore LP B’Day with the release of a new song. “Morning Dew (Donk)”—which was originally meant for the 2006 album—was co-written with Pharrell, The-Dream, and Darius Dixson, and produced by Pharrell and Bey. It is set to appear on an upcoming
If you wind up with an upset tummy after eating some questionable food, you’re probably one of the lucky ones. Food-borne illnesses are a global and potentially lethal problem that causes much more than intestinal anguish. It’s estimated that more than 850 million people fall ill every year after eating contaminated foods, resulting in over
Originally released in 2025, Wanderstop is from the mind of Davey Wreden, best known for The Stanley Parable and The Beginner’s Guide. Those games, in summary, are a little bit about the process of playing and appreciating a video game and what it means to have and give player choice. There is a lot more
This week the Keep will be reviewing some Italian magazine heroes. Octavia and Madam Tarantula will receive the love they deserve! Stay tuned for some black and white goodness… Tag(s) [2006], [Horror], [Magazine Sized] The post Black & White Magazines! appeared first on Relic Keep. View original source here.
Marvel‘s Captain America has seen several unique suit iterations over the years, with Steve Rogers’ iconic costume evolving alongside the character across comics, films, and video games. While the classic red, white, and blue design remains the most recognizable, developers have regularly introduced alternate outfits inspired by different comic runs, film appearances, and original officially
The best J-horror was never really about a ghost standing in a corner. It was about transmission. A videotape, a phone call, a website, a house, one bad decision made by a lonely person, and suddenly the thing that took the last victim is turned toward you. The scares are great, but the actual engine
In partnership with Open’er Festival The Cure headlined the third day of Poland’s Open’er Festival last night (July 3), performing a mix of rarely-played deep cuts and iconic fan favourites – check out the full setlist below: Open’er, Poland’s largest and most diverse festival, kicked off earlier this week (July 1). Florence And The Machine,
WASHINGTON — A Pegasus XL launched a mission to reboost a NASA astrophysics spacecraft on what may be the final flight of that rocket. A Northrop Grumman Pegasus XL rocket was deployed from its L-1011 carrier aircraft at 4:36 a.m. Eastern on July 3, after three days of delays caused by weather and technical issues.
Capcom’s classic hero Mega Man will celebrate his 40th anniversary next year with a brand-new mainline release. As for the plans for this series beyond the latest game announcement, Capcom says it aims to continue to grow the IP by communicating its appeal to an “even broader audience”. This includes attracting players with initiatives such
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 creative director Guillaume Broche thinks that “games that try to be perfect” often end up “really boring” – and despite his RPG winning countless awards last year, he thinks it includes plenty of “imperfections” that add to its charm. Speaking in a new episode of Konbini’s Video Game Club on YouTube
July 4 weekend is a quiet one for new indie releases, leaving the field to Angel Studios’ PG-13 wide release Young Washington on 2,700 screens. From Angel and Wonder Project, the film, timed to the 250th anniversary of the founding of the U.S., stars British actor William Franklyn-Miller as the young man who would go
There are very few movies I’ve planted my flag on as early and as passionately as Michael Dougherty‘s Halloween-set anthology Trick ‘r Treat. I was lucky enough to be one of the very first people to see it, and I walked away convinced it wasn’t just good, it was destined to become a Halloween classic.
Margo Price is celebrating July 4 weekend in typically righteous fashion, surprise releasing a protest album—or mixtape, per a press release—comprising a series of covers and a few originals. Among them are a new recording of her cover of Woody Guthrie’s “Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos),” now featuring Joan Baez and Memphis Mariachi. Watch
It is set to be the wedding of the year, or maybe the century. Rumors and speculation about the dress, the hair, the venue, and the guests are inescapable. And no, the bride told us, you can’t come. Like pigeons at the doors of Madison Square Garden, the world is left to nibble on tossed
In a new interview Aspyr producer manager Anna Grant and senior game producer Kay Gilmore have said that they were unable to get Rise of the Tomb Raider to run at 60fps. The duo said they spent months trying to get the game up and running at 60fps on the Nintendo Switch 2 but could
The first half of 2026 brought memoirs by Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw and Ada Ferrar, biographies of Emily Brontë and Mary Todd Lincoln, and more. View original source here.
Robert Downey Jr. has worked with enough filmmakers that when he starts comparing directing styles, I am going to listen. This is an actor whose career has taken him from his father’s underground film world to John Hughes, Richard Attenborough, Shane Black, Jon Favreau, Guy Ritchie, Christopher Nolan and, soon enough, back to the MCU
A horror convention in Florida’s summer heat, sounds crazy right? Well this is exactly what Spooky Empire’s summer convention is. iHorror sat down with Petey Mongelli, creator of Spooky Empire, to discover the origins of this halfway to Halloween even entited May-Hem. Hail to the King, Baby Spooky Empire’s autumn convention had long been established
Dave Mustaine called out a journalist on stage at a recent Megadeth show, labelling him a “fucking dickhead”. The moment occurred during the metal band’s concert in Helsinki, Finland, last Friday (June 26), according to Loudwire. Following a live airing of the 1993 track ‘Angry Again’ mid-way through the set, Mustaine told the audience about
One of the best places to search for life outside the Solar System may be practically right next door. A planet initially identified in 2024 orbiting a red dwarf star named GJ 3378 may be even more Earth-like than initial observations suggested. This world, named GJ 3378b, is what we call a super-Earth: larger than
Frictional Games, developers of Soma and Amnesia: The Dark Descent, have delayed its next horror title, Ontos, to 2027. The game was first announced at The Game Awards 2025 with a launch scheduled for this year. The sci-fi horror game is set on Samsara, a repurposed moon hotel, where players control an engineer named Aditi
After seeing GTA 6’s price, I think it’s time for me to break up with AAA gaming. Or, to be more specific, it’s time to say goodbye to new games with legacy IP and cliff-face system requirements. It’s a heartbreaking thing to admit, because despite 2026 already being one of the most expensive years for
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