Charli XCX has revealed her top five songs from her back catalogue. Watch the clip below. The pop star, who released her new album ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ today (Friday July 24), shared the list during a wide-ranging interview on SPIN‘s Lipps Service podcast. Towards the end of the chat, host Scott Lipps asked her to
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As part of Pokémon‘s ongoing 30th anniversary celebrations, Uniqlo has launched its second UT collection of t-shirt designs. According to the official description, this collection pays homage to the origins of the Pokémon series and comes with game pixel art dating back to the original generation. There are four shirts for adults and four available
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WASHINGTON — More than two dozen major NASA projects say they have been affected by the loss of a fifth of NASA’s civil servant workforce in the last year, raising concerns about delays and cost increases. The Government Accountability Office, in a July 23 report assessing NASA’s major projects in development, said that 25 of
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Christopher Nolan’s movies are known for their epic scale and practical effects, and he’s done it again with The Odyssey, which is crushing at the box office. The acclaimed book-to-screen adaptation is super ambitious, and Matt Damon recalled one wild moment on set that showed just how big of a production the latest Nolan movie
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You only need to glance at Textiles x Art: How Textiles Are Shaping Contemporary Art to see that it’s special. The cover is designed to look like a woven textile, and the motif continues across the book’s printed edges. Authors Ramona Barry and Beck Jobson have compellingly assembled 44 contemporary textile artists whose work expands
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Lights Out is terrifying. David F. Sandberg’s adaptation of his short film (which you can watch below) took the world by storm when it was released in theaters on July 22, 2016. This was slumber party, packed megaplex horror at its best – a communal experience that delighted in scaring the audience silly. It’s no
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Nearly two months after Nina Protocol announced it was shutting down, the free, independent music platform has been acquired by SoundCloud. The agreement allows SoundCloud to inherent Nina Protocol’s editorial archive, genre map, and—if artists choose to opt into SoundCloud’s “creator ecosystem”—their music catalogues. Musicians who take SoundCloud up on that offer will reportedly “gain
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Sony Pictures Entertainment made official this morning what we first told you about Tuesday: The Culver City lot is reopening Los Angeles Historical Cultural Monument the Cinerama Dome, while its subsidiary exhibition chain, Alamo Drafthouse, will reopen the former 14-screen Hollywood Arclight in the back under the brand that they’re known for, i.e. dine-in and
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I really wanted to like Red River Métis director Tim Riedel’s debut Ancestral Beasts, which had its World Premiere at this year’s Fantasia Film Festival after first appearing at the 2025 Cannes Festival as a Frontieres Platform Project. There’s considerable talent backing the project, and considerably more intrigue in its singular approach to intergenerational trauma
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The Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger has said there is “nothing good” about getting older, dismissing the idea that age brings wisdom. The 82-year-old reflected on ageing during a recent appearance on The New York Times’ podcast The Interview. Asked whether there was anything good or bad about getting older, Jagger replied: “There’s nothing good about it. Nothing. You don’t get wisdom. You
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It seems Japan’s Patent Office is getting tired of Nintendo’s ongoing patent infringement lawsuit against Palworld as both the Office and Nintendo spar over a particular, related patent application whose rejection is now under review. Patent Publication No. 2026-077713 describes Pokemon’s typical “in-game monster-capturing system,” according to Automaton, which also points out that even Japanese
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