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Olympic Esports Cancelled After Partnership Ends The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced that after just one year, its partnership with the […]

Xbox Version Of Silent Hill 2 Remake Rated By ESRB Last year’s remake of Konami’s classic 2001 horror title, Silent Hill 2, seems to be making its way to Xbox […]

BFI London Film Festival 2025: 'Sentimental Value' Review Joachim Trier returns with a quietly ambitious study of creativity, memory and reconciliation, revisiting the […]

BFI London Film Festival 2025: 'Bugonia' Review In Bugonia, Yorgos Lanthimos turns conspiracy and social critique into cold-hearted spectacle, drained of […]

Track Review: Sympathy Magic // Florence + The Machine Florence + The Machine’s latest single ‘Sympathy Magic’— released just before the launch of their sixth studi […]

‘Him’ Review: An Enticing Glimpse at the Pursuit of Greatness Tyriq Withers and Marlon Wayans go toe-to-toe and blow-for-blow in Justin Tipping’s sophomore feature film H […]

'Arc Raiders' Is Steam’s New Breakout Hit With 250,000+ Players in Its First Day Arc Raiders has exploded onto the scene, surpassing 250,000 concurrent players on Steam within just a day of […]

Animal Crossing: New Horizons Receives New Content & Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Nintendo has announced a content update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons, along with a Nintendo Switch 2 […]

Album Review: Everybody Scream // Florence + The Machine When Florence + The Machine announced a 31 October release date for their sixth studio album it seemed fitting. […]

'Father Mother Sister Brother' LFF Review: A Lyrical Meditation on Family The Golden Lion-winning Father Mother Sister Brother may not follow the conventions of the American family […]

BFI London Film Festival 2025: 'Hamnet' Review Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet turns Shakespeare’s genius into a story about love, motherhood, and the act of stor […]

‘The Draft!’ Review: Ambitious Indonesian Meta-Horror Doesn't Stick The Landing The script is a few drafts away from perfect, but there’s fun to be had with this wittily constructed i […]

BFI London Film Festival 2025: 'It Was Just an Accident' Review Jafar Panahi’s Palme d’Or–winning It Was Just an Accident follows a group of strangers bound by a single event […]

The Month in Games – November 2025 For the penultimate month of 2025, the world of gaming will bring tales of daring adventures, the chance to […]

Top Halloween Read: Mr Justice Harbottle // Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu One of my top books to read around Halloween is Mr Justice Harbottle by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. It is a c […]

Poetry Review: Uncertain Densities // Iain Britton Sometimes the world feels saturated with disembodied images: I read ads hovering above my head on the Tube, […]

'Chain Reactions' Review: Lacking Ambition A documentary that provides interesting gory details but lacks ambition the way its subject does […]

Book Review: What Moves The Dead // T Kingfisher In a gripping re-imagination of Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘Fall of the House of Usher’, Ursula Vernon (under her pen n […]

Why the His Dark Materials universe has endured for over 30 years In 1995 when Northern Lights was first published, few could have imagined the impact it would have on the […]

Album Review: There's Always More That I Could Say // Sigrid Scandipop has received some great new additions with Sigrid’s third album, There’s Always More That I Could Say […]