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Have fans of any video game series suffered more than those poor fools waiting for news on Half-Life 3? Speculation about a third entry has always been there in the background, but with the impending release of the Steam Machine,…
Steven Drozd has shed light on his exit from The Flaming Lips, saying he had hoped to stay a part of the line-up after “stepping back” from touring. READ MORE: Life, death, love, drugs and spider-bites: Wayne Coyne looks back on…
SPOILER ALERT: Read no further if you have not watched the Season 4 finale of The Traitors on the BBC. The Traitors has cemented its status as the biggest draw on British television, bowing out with a record audience for…
James Ford, producer of War Child’s upcoming ‘Help(2)’ album, says some artists refused to be involved as they thought it was “too political”. READ MORE: Is ‘Opening Night’ a curtain call for Arctic Monkeys? It’s a beautiful gift either way…
There are plenty of well-known benefits to a PlayStation Plus subscription. Monthly free games via PlayStation Plus Essential and access to a larger library of titles via Extra and Premium are obviously the big ones. Then we have things like…
Foo Fighters are set to return to Tasmania this weekend for a one-off sold-out stadium show in Launceston, marking the band’s first performance in the Apple Isle in more than a decade and their first-ever concert in the northern Tasmanian…
A 2021 Xbox game is currently completely free to download and keep via the Microsoft store, though you should be aware you only have until February 20 before the game goes back to its normal price. Oh, and to be…
You guest starred in The Simpsons in 1993. Which band does Mr Burns confuse the Ramones with? “The Rolling Stones.” CORRECT. After the Ramones sing a punk version of ‘Happy Birthday to You’, Mr Burns demands: ‘Have the Rolling Stones…
A New Zealand woman gets knocked up by something from another world in a movie that has a sweet, sticky heart underneath its juvenile humor and outrageous prosthetics.
“The Moment” simply doesn’t parse, either as satire or as mock drama.