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Less than a year after his untimely passing, Chadwick Boseman looked destined to win a posthumous Academy Award for his stunning starring turn in Netflix’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom. After cleaning up at SAG, Critics’ Choice, and the Golden Globes, few could’ve predicted Boseman to lose on the night, only for a truly stunning performance […]

Set to launch on 5 March for the Nintendo Switch 2, Pokémon Pokopia answers the question “what if Pokémon and Animal Crossing: New Horizons had a baby?” and it seems as though this upcoming life simulation title would be the result. Developed by Game Freak and Koei Tecmo’s Omega Force, Pokémon Pokopia will see players

The course of true love never did run smooth, and for the kind but clueless Carey (Kyle Marvin) he’s in for a rude awakening. His wife of 13 months, whom he met at a concert for soft-rock crooners The Fray, has just announced she wants a divorce. Ashley (Adria Arjona) is a free-spirited life coach and just can’t see

Nobody expected Caddyshack to outlive its summer. When Harold Ramis’s scrappy golf comedy opened on 25th July 1980, critics dismissed it as a disorganised, plotless mess. The budget was $6 million. The director had never helmed a feature film. Half the dialogue was improvised by comedians who could barely stand each other off-camera. Co-writer Douglas

LEAP are a London-based alt-rock band known for their energetic blend of indie rock, post-grunge edge, and emotionally charged songwriting. Originally forming in 2021, the band — featuring frontman Jack Scott, drummer Hector “Heccy” Cottam, bassist Declan “Deccy” Brown and guitarist Adam “The Pixie” Mason — built their name independently with a string of releases before signing to

Much of Avengers: Doomsday is still a mystery, but one thing we know for sure: It won’t be the last time we see Chris Hemsworth’s Thor. During an appearance on the SmartLess podcast, the actor revealed he has a “couple more” appearances as Thor lined up in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Will Thor Die in

The art of a good crime procedural is not so easily replicated. Classics such as Law & Order are remembered for their gripping portrayal of detectives and lawyers, but there are just as many series that have fallen through the cracks. To be truly successful, procedurals need to have a solid set-up that can deliver

After a modest 5-episode run, Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End season 2 is taking a small break to gear up for its big Divine Revolt arc. While fans may be saddened to hear that the beloved anime series is taking some time off, it won’t be long before the series returns. The delay was revealed with

The Looney Tunes have admittedly fallen on hard times in recent years. As far as animation was concerned, David Zaslav’s feckless régime at Warner Brothers saw the medium as a whole as an easy cut, leaving a historic library in limbo until fairly recently. One near casualty of this attitude was this very film: directed by Peter

The internet was still something you dialled into in 1995. Screens whined. Modems screamed. Nobody really knew what this new digital frontier would become — only that it felt dangerous, exciting, and slightly illegal. That’s the moment Hackers dropped into cinemas on 15th September 1995. Directed by Iain Softley, shot between Pinewood Studios in London