SHIFT UP is expanding its game development with a stronger focus on original games and improved business operations. The recent acquisition of UNBOUND has added multiple projects for PC and consoles, including games developed entirely by SHIFT UP. The company also reports that its popular game, Goddess of Victory: NIKKE, is performing well and building excitement for its upcoming fourth anniversary.
For eight seasons, Nathan Fillion’s show has been a consistent hit for ABC. It’s performed very well beyond traditional TV ratings, gaining a large following on streaming platforms and social media, making it a key part of the network’s lineup. Although the latest season ended with a major cliffhanger for the team at Mid-Wilshire, there’s exciting news for fans of the show coming next season.
The cast of The Devil Wears Prada – including Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci – reprised their iconic roles in The Devil Wears Prada 2. The sequel catches up with these characters a decade later, and one storyline suggests there might be potential for another film bringing them all back together.
Assouline has released a limited-edition book celebrating the powerful impact of artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Titled Basquiat: The World of Jean-Michel, the 348-page book features 250 of his artworks and photos, and examines how his work continues to influence ideas about power, culture, and identity today.
Speaking with Deadline at the BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday, May 10th, creator Knight shared that filming is progressing smoothly and is expected to wrap up in just a few weeks.
Shift Up recently announced that it’s working on a sequel to Stellar Blade, and plans to reveal it before the end of the year. This means we should get a first look at Stellar Blade 2 within the next 12 months, likely before May 2027. While this news is exciting, it doesn’t mean the game will be released anytime soon – it could still be several years away.
The initial reviews for Stellar Blade are positive, with a Metacritic score of 81 and a 9.1 user rating. Published by PlayStation, it launched as a console exclusive, but future installments won’t be limited to PlayStation.
The so-called “experts” (a term I use with the utmost disdain for its promiscuous application) assure us that XRP’s trajectory is as bullish as a prize-winning Hereford. Historical patterns, they declare with gravitas, are aligning like celestial bodies at a Masonic convention. Adoption, that sacred grail of crypto enthusiasts, is burgeoning, and institutional behemoths like Goldman Sachs are quietly accumulating XRP as though it were caviar at a Rothschild soiree. One cannot help but marvel at the sheer audacity of it all.
On his BBC Radio 2 show today, Vernon expressed his gratitude, saying, “Tess and I just want to thank everyone for their kind wishes – we really appreciate all of them.”
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