Month: August 2024

Sega delisting Sonic Generations from Steam and Xbox, but not for good

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Sega is pulling the 2011 game, Sonic Generations, off Steam and Xbox Games Store to prepare for its upcoming enhanced remaster, Sonic X Shadow Generations. However, instead of a common method, Sega plans to remove the original Sonic Generations from sale, but also make it available for those who are keen on buying it.

Interview: The Runaways bassist Jackie Fox on her new tabletop game

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Jacqueline Fuchs, better known as Jackie Fox from her days as The Runaways’ bassist, is well-versed in the challenging aspects of the music industry. Yet, she also appreciates its pleasures and the potential riches it offers. These experiences are reflected in “Rock Hard: 1977“, a tabletop game she developed, which simulates the arduous journey up the music industry’s treacherous ladder to mainstream fame.

‘James was a big part of me getting sober – I was in no position to be a father to a child like him’: He was an infamous hellraiser. But now Hollywood star Colin Farrell has spoken movingly about how raising special needs son forced HIM to grow up

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Two decades back, Colin Farrell shot into prominence. His fame was not just tied to his rugged roles in high-profile movies; rather, it was equally associated with his rebellious behavior and nightlife escapades.

Fashion designer to the stars Bella Freud lifts the lid on early love affair with Roman prince 36 years her senior

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In an unconventional twist of fate, I find myself born not only as the first but also the sole sibling to my biological mother, with two other sisters joining our family a mere three months later and through different maternal lineages. This peculiar beginning has never confined me within societal norms, instead propelling me on an extraordinary journey.

Don’t call Cuckoo ‘2024’s Hereditary,’ the director says

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Sam Levinson’s drama series “Euphoria” has catapulted several actors into the spotlight, such as Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, and Jacob Elordi, who have seen their film careers skyrocket following the show’s debut. The latest “Euphoria” actor poised for cinematic success is Hunter Schafer, who landed her first leading role in the horror movie “Cuckoo,” produced by Neon. In this film, Schafer portrays Gretchen, a U.S. teenager who is hesitant to join her father, stepmother, and mute half-sister at a secluded German resort operated by an intensely unsettling man (Dan Stevens from “The Guest”). While his overly friendly demeanor may seem innocent, it’s clear that he harbors some ominous intentions.