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Brodie Milner is an indie singer-songwriter who blends lo-fi sensibilities, introspective lyricism, and raw emotional texture into his music. Grounded in candid storytelling and uncluttered musical arrangements, Milner’s style feels intimate—like a whispered reflection overheard in a quiet moment. Drawing from alternative, folk, and bedroom-pop influences, his work connects deeply with listeners through honest narratives and subtle […]

The thing about movies is they end. And what is there to do once you’ve reached the conclusion, the credits roll, and you’re forced to re-enter the real world? Find the movie’s tie-in video game, of course. Hollywood has been courting the gamer community pretty much since games were invented, and the tie-in video game

Over the years, the thriller genre has delivered numerous entertaining films that have sparked the interest of critics and audiences worldwide, with many of them becoming perennial favorites that people return to time and again. The best of these are the movies that tell gripping stories brought to life with artful direction, impeccable production, and

Jeremy Sisto as Jubal at a computer looking worried in FBI Published Feb 11, 2026, 8:47 PM EST Matthew Rudoy is one of ScreenRant‘s Movie & TV News Editors. He covers the latest in movie & TV news, with a focus on major franchises like Star Wars, The Boys, and Game of Thrones. He wrote lists

In the 29 years since his accidental death from drowning, the life of Jeff Buckley has been simplified into rock ​‘n’ roll myth: a tragic, sensitive artist fated to die young like his cult musician father. Amy J. Berg’s film – the first feature documentary on Buckley – aims to explode this myth. Using interviews with friends

You remember Mitch Kramer even if you don’t remember his name. The skinny kid with the paddle looming over him. The awkward grin. The sense that this was his night, whether he wanted it or not. When Dazed and Confused drifted into cinemas in 1993, it didn’t announce a new star. It didn’t need to.

The Froobz are an all-female punk rock trio from Central Scotland known for their direct, punchy sound and unapologetic attitude. Drawing influence from classic post-punk and new-wave acts while infusing their music with a contemporary edge, The Froobz bring both raw energy and sharp humour to their performances. They’ve earned buzz on stages like Red Eye Studios’ Pipeline

Football may be the main event at the Super Bowl, but from the star-studded commercials (like this clever Xfinity ad featuring the OG Jurassic Park crew) to the larger-than-life Halftime Show, there are plenty of other reasons to tune in to the Big Game. Our favorite thing to watch as we stuff ourselves with Buffalo

Jason Statham has made a career out of punching, kicking, and glowering his way through action movies — but The Beekeeper might be the one where everything finally clicks. Now streaming for free, the high-octane revenge thriller has surged in popularity as viewers discover (or revisit) what many are calling the most entertaining performance of

Warning: SPOILERS for Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Season 1, Episode 5 – “Series Acclimation Mil”Star Trek: Starfleet Academy episode 5 introduced a new Dax to continue the Trill’s legacy from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Written by Kirsten Beyer and Tawny Newsome, and directed by Larry Teng, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy episode 5 addresses the