Month: June 2025

Laura Lippman is a woman with a plan. As the newly minted Mystery Writers of America Grand Master explains in a wide-ranging, highly entertaining call with BookPage from her Baltimore home, “I always tell people that when the apocalypse comes down, first I’m going to go pick up the woman who tints my brows and
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The first full day of music at Glastonbury 2025 has come to an end – from a secret set by Lorde to Lewis Capaldi’s triumphant return and The 1975’s headlining set, here are the biggest headlines from Friday (June 27). Lorde at Glastonbury 2025. CREDIT: Derek Bremner for NME On Friday, Lorde released her fourth
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By Howard Bloom “We must chop off Trump’s hand, slit Netanyahu’s throat, [and] annihilate Israel.” Gen. Ebrahim Jabbari, senior advisor to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps In the past week, the Middle East has been transformed dramatically.  Here’s how. Iran says it has never pursued a nuclear weapon.  In fact, Iran began work on nuclear weapons over
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If there’s one constant in the long cinematic history of the “fembot”—or the sexy feminine android—it’s that these domestic playmates always break down. Whether they’re cooking a man’s dinner, watching his children, or keeping him company in the bedroom, these lovely woman substitutes have a nasty habit of going rogue, blowing a gasket, and giving
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The Nintendo Switch 2 has proved to be a highly sought after device especially so in Japan. So much so that Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa has apologised for the stock situation in the Land of the Rising Sun. Furukawa says that more and more stores will be selling the product once supply meets demand and
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Frank Ocean has finally released his critically acclaimed debut ‘Channel Orange’ on vinyl. READ MORE: Frank Ocean’s Coachella 2023 headline performance – the view from the crowd The star’s debut album – originally released digitally and on CD – arrived in 2012 and featured the tracks ‘Super Rich Kids’, ‘Pyramids’, and ‘Bad Religion’. The album topped
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WASHINGTON — The Department of the Air Force is reconsidering its procurement of satellites for a low Earth orbit military constellation, pausing funding for the program in fiscal year 2026 while examining whether SpaceX’s Starshield satellites could provide the same capabilities at lower cost.  The Trump administration’s proposed 2026 budget would suspend procurement of data-transport
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To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the original Dying Light, developer Techland has rolled out a free graphical update to the 2015 title dubbed Dying Light: Retouched. While not billed as a full remaster or a total presentational overhaul, the city of Harran looks better than ever.  The Retouched update introduces upscaled textures, ultra 8K
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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Is the Decline of Reading Causing Political Dysfunction? Americans are reading less and scrolling more. Social media erodes critical thinking skills and contributes to polarization. As book people, it can be tempting to think everything
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While some free-to-play online games might try to hook you with a bombastic opening, I actually appreciate how quiet and wordless my first foray into Sea of Remnants is. Going hands-on with a pretty early build of this open world pirate game, my mitts are immediately filled with oars – having me row a small
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Home Hasbro New Stitch Edition of MONOPOLY DEAL Available to Pre-Order Now Calling all Disney fans and card game enthusiasts! Get ready to say “Aloha!” to a brand-new twist on a classic favorite with MONOPOLY Deal: Disney Stitch Edition, a fast-paced, family-friendly card game that brings the lovable chaos of Disney’s Lilo & Stitch to your tabletop. This
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