Some love stories burn quietly. Others explode under the flashbulbs of history. FX’s Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette belongs firmly to the latter; a sweeping, intoxicating portrait of passion, privilege, and pressure, premiering February 13 in time for Valentine’s Day on Disney+. The first instalment in Ryan Murphy’s Love Story anthology, […]
Game On: How 2026 Will Redefine What It Means to Be a Gamer
Gaming is moving at a speed most brands can barely keep up with. One moment it’s a billion-dollar blockbuster launch, the next it’s a bedroom creator building a full-scale digital universe that attracts millions. To cut through the noise, Logitech G sat down with marketing specialist Brendan Harms to pinpoint the key shifts that will […]
New galaxies, new friends and Yoshi join the adventure for ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’
Witness the power of ‘Masters of the Universe’
‘By The Power of Grayskull….’ With fanfare and excitememnt the first teaser trailer for Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures’ Masters of the Universe has arrived, and it delivers on the full-on pop culture experience and epic blockbuster scale of the classic Mattel property as Prince Adam once again returns to hold aloft the Sword […]
‘Marty Supreme’ – Review
When it was first announced that Josh Safdie and Timothée Chalamet were teaming up to make a table tennis sports comedy-drama for A24, intrigue was immediate, coupled with genuine uncertainty. It was a pairing of talent and subject matter that felt bold, unexpected, and thrillingly left of centre. What could a ping-pong movie from the […]
All the money brings Glen Powell plenty of problems in yuppie-thriller ‘How to Make A Killing’
Glen Powell is a busy man of late, not only has he been turning heads at the recent Golden Globe, but he’s currently shooting the second season for his hit football series Chad Powers, and he’s also been very busy with scheming and stylish new thriller, How to Make a Killing, and more money, more […]
’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ – Review
The bleak future of Britain in 28 Years Later may be ruled by the infected, but it’s the fractured, feral remnants of humanity that deliver the franchise’s most chilling horrors. That truth is driven home, brutally and without mercy, in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, the much-anticipated sequel to Danny Boyle’s ferocious return to […]
Maggie Gyllenhaal unleashes a storm of punk rock horror with ‘THE BRIDE!’
“The dead have something to say… and I’m saying it.” Ready yourself for a whirlwind explosion of monsters, chaos and the golden age of film noir horror, as Maggie Gyllenhaal dials up the volts and delivers an utter livewire with THE BRIDE! her punk rock resurrection tale of death and the afterlife as she jolts […]
‘Hamnet’ – Review
Sometimes a piece of cinema comes along that does more than simply tell a story — it reaches inside you, takes hold, and refuses to let go. By the time the final image fades and the screen drifts to black, you are left quietly undone, emotionally spent, and deeply moved. Academy Award® winner Chloé Zhao’s […]
‘Anchor Me: The Don McGlashan Story’ – Review
As one of New Zealand’s most prolific and beloved songwriters and musicians, Don McGlashan stands as a true original. Across decades, he has carved out a singular, self-determined path through the country’s musical landscape, remaining fiercely true to his artistry while creating songs and albums that have become woven into the fabric of the Kiwi […]