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Fight Club director reveals he almost made a Harry Potter film: ‘I want it to be kind of creepy’

David Fincher says his ‘creepy’ vision didn’t align with that of production company

The Independent UK

Wicked costume designer reveals movie’s subtle nod to 1939 film The Wizard of Oz

Billy Burke played Glinda the Good in the 1939 film starring Judy Garland as Dorothy

The Independent UK

Pumpkin carver who brings ‘terrifying people’ to life earns thousands through side hustle

Jamie says he carves until his fingers bleed

The Independent UK

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Analysts praise groundbreaking Tesla rival, preview robotaxi event

Analysts are head over heels for a $21,200 Model Y killer.

The Street

Charles Barkley Doesn’t Know Why Warner Brothers Discovery Sued NBA, Says Adam Silver Won’t Lose Lawsuit

Barkley on NBA dumping TNT: “Hey, they want to break up with us. I don’t want no woman who I gotta sue to say, ‘Hey, you got to stay with me.’”

Sports Illustrated

Disneyland dream ruined for six-year-old refused passport as she was named after Game of Thrones character

The delay in issuing a passport meant the girl and her family missed their Paris holiday

The Independent UK

Charles Manson: mass murderer of unspeakable evil who left a dark and disturbing musical legacy

Mark Beaumont revisits the Manson murders of 1969 to assess the musical influence of the sadistic cult leader and would-be singer-songwriter who jammed with Neil Young, lived with a Beach Boy and made a lasting impression on Ringo Starr, Ozzy Osbourne and Nine Inch Nails

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"Eddie was doing these extended solos so Tony had to have a word with him about that": Geezer Butler remembers the ups and downs of Black Sabbath being upstaged by Van Halen, and his hopes for a final farewell show with Bill Ward

He also weighs in on what went wrong with the Rick Rubin-produced 13 album: "Tony was incredibly disappointed in him"

MusicRadar

Buster Murdaugh files massive defamation lawsuit against Netflix, Warner Brothers

Buster Murdaugh claims his reputation has been damaged after he was falsely accused of murder in documentaries

The Independent UK

How to watch the first Practical Magic and how old was Nicole Kidman in the movie?

With a Practical Magic sequel on the horizon, you might be keen to watch the original...

Woman & Home

MultiVersus codes and how to redeem them

Get the latest freebies for the fighting game.

PC Gamer

'Warner Bros. is threatening to destroy my YouTube Channel' says popular modder, alleging that a sweep of copyright claims forced them to scrub 1 billion views' worth of videos from the internet

"I've been requested to delete all Mortal Kombat 1 videos from my channel."

PC Gamer

“There’s the Ozzy thing and the Ronnie thing, and then there’s this”: Black Sabbath’s “lost era” didn’t have Ozzy Osbourne or Ronnie James Dio – but it featured some of Tony Iommi’s best guitar playing

The Anno Domini 1989-1995 box set highlights the metal progenitor’s striking development as a soloist and master of crushing riffs

Guitar World

Mark Hamill to return as The Joker in Multiversus

It'll likely be the actor's last videogame laugh as the iconic crime clown.

PC Gamer

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“This has given me another life” – Greg Minnaar opens up about his future with Norco

I sat down with Greg Minnaar to chat about changes in downhill MTB racing, the Norco team, and what's in store for the GOAT over the next couple of years

The Guardian - UK

Dune: Part Two review – sci-fi sequel is immense, breathtaking wonder

Timothée Chalamet returns to the desert as Denis Villeneuve triumphs again in filming the unfilmable with a colour-saturated blockbuster contemplating zealotry and religious war

Excited for Dune 2? Netflix is your best friend this week – here’s why

Don't watch Dune Part Two until you've streamed Dune Part One on Netflix

Louder

“There were riots, police helicopters everywhere!”: Mute boss Daniel Miller on the moment he realised Depeche Mode were blowing up big

The Mute founder says it took selling out stadiums for the US to start taking the synth-rock giants seriously

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Louder

“When I listen to Sheik Yerbouti and Joe’s Garage, it reminds me of what a giant he was." Frank Zappa's incredibly busy and industrious 1979

Terry Bozzio and Adrian Belew look back on the year Frank Zappa created Baby Snakes, Sheik Yerbouti, Joe's Garage and more

Top News

Warner Brothers Discovery and Paramount in talks for mega-merger

Discover the potential mega-merger between Warner Brothers Discovery and Paramount Global as media giants navigate an evolving entertainment landscape.

The Street

Warner Brothers reports $400 million loss despite 'Barbie' success

Despite the wild success of its 'Barbie' film, Warner Brothers reported a substantial loss in its third quarter.

Fortune

How Margot Robbie built the powerhouse movie production company behind 'Barbie'

You may best know Margot Robbie as an actress, but she's one of four faces behind LuckyChap Entertainment, which makes films for and by women.

Dynamite News

Warner Bros. apologizes after 'Barbenheimer' tweets spark criticism in Japan

The Warner Bros. Film Group in the United States has issued a public apology about social media activity concerning the ‘Barbenheimer’ meme, which has caused outrage in Japan, Variety reported. "Warner Brothers sincerely apologises for its recent insensitive social media engagement." Read further on Dynamite News :

Fortune

Warner Bros. apologizes for 'Barbenheimer' after Japan backlash

Social media users in Japan argued the "Barbenheimer" mash-up made light of the U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

What Hi-Fi?

I went to see Barbie in the cinema – and now I wish I’d waited to watch it at home

Barbie is a certified blockbuster, but a cinema audio glitch serves as a reminder that good movies need good sound.

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