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The promise for the return of Scary Movie was that ‘Every line will be crossed’. With the Wayans Brothers involved for the first time in a quarter of a century, and comedy seemingly dulled by a supposed fear of causing offence in the 13 years since Scary Movie 5, the boast at least seemed deliverable. Couple that with a tonne of new horror to spoof, and you have the conditions for some of the most outrageous, offensive and hilarious dumb fun of the year. In the event, it doesn’t go anywhere near far enough to back up that tagline. It’s…
Directed by: Emma Hough Hobbs, Leela VargheseWritten by: Leela Varghese, Emma Hough HobbsStarring: Shabana Azeez, Bernie Van Tiel, Jordan RaskopoulosFilm Review by: Holly BakerLesbian Space Princess is an Australian animated science fiction comedy written and directed by Emma Hough Hobbs and Leela Varghese. The film follows 23-year-old space princess Siara, a socially inept, hopeless-romantic lesbian who lives on the planet Clitopolis with her two mums. Recently dumped by her two-week-long girlfriend, a full of herself, toxic, serial monogamist, Kiki, Siara is devastatingly heartbroken and plagued with low self-esteem. When evil Straight White Malians suddenly kidnap Kiki, Siara’s opportunity to save…
Anjunadeep, the London-based label from Above & Beyond, will host its first Ibiza residency this summer with four Tuesday events at Chinois Ibiza. Taking place on June 23th and 30th, and September 8th and 15th, the residency brings together artists from across the Anjunadeep family, alongside a selection of special guests. The residency marks anew chapter in Anjunadeep’s long-standing relationship with Ibiza.Over the past two decades, the island has provided the backdrop for label showcases, community gatherings and performances from many of the artists who have helped shape the label’s sound. Following a previous‘Chinois Presents’ one-night takeover,theirfourfold return is hotly…
Ira Sachs brings his latest film, The Man I Love to the Cannes film festival in competition. Previously directing the ever so resonant Passages and the recent mundane drama Peter Hujar’s Day about a writer struggling in New York. Ira set his sights on going back in time to a place that’s familiar to him and bringing forth his newest collaboration with Oscar winner Rami Malek for a story set in 80s New York, exploring a queer actor Jimmy George, seemingly at the end of his life during the AIDS crisis, hoping to give one last performance. Rami and Ira…
Austin, TX-based e.lissa faden delivers a vibrant and celebratory statement with “Just Might”. The new track from the Texas artist is a queer joy anthem rooted in self-discovery, and on the new single, you can easily hear some massive ’90s-inspired pop sounds mixed with groovy drumbeats…. aeuphoric, ’90s-tinged pop anthem celebrating queer joy with infectious energy and emotional lift.Even within the first 10 seconds, I felt like this track was going to be an absolute bop. The energetic drum kit and the exciting burst of effect-driven guitar.The track is a lovely example of her talent, with a lot of it…
Toronto, Canada-born artist Tori Lord delivers a sharp and captivating pop statement with “Conman”. The new offering from the artist is a wonderful slice of everything she is about…. acinematic and captivating pop track that showcases Tori Lord’s growing confidence as a solo artist.The track has a cinematic opening, with her captivating vocals arriving shortly afterwards. It’s a pop track at its core, yet it has indie-pop sensibilities flowing throughout its three-minute runtime. The production is rather good as well, with some awesome vocal effects layered over cinematic percussive sounds that sweep into your ears with ease.This song sounds to…
Across 14 tracks, Millar moves confidently between vulnerability and empowerment. From the uplifting title track and the emotional weight of “Times Like These” to the gospel infused “Oh Freedom” and the soulful warmth of “Hand on My Soul”, the album feels deeply personal while remaining universally relatable.The project also features an impressive roster of collaborators, including drummer Marcus Finnie, pianist Daniel Weatherspoon and Grammy-nominated trumpeter Keyon Harrold, bringing further depth to Millar’s expansive sound.A fiercely independent artist, Millar has built her career on her own terms, earning a Jazz FM Award, support from BBC Radio 2 and invitations to perform…
Luxury Summerz teams up with underground lyricist CRIMEAPPLE for “Choices,” a reflective new single built around accountability, ambition, and self-determination.Backed by a soulful, stripped back production, the Brooklyn born, Norfolk based artist delivers a thoughtful performance focused on the everyday decisions that shape our futures. Rather than chasing trends or flashy narratives, Summerz leans into personal responsibility and the value of staying true to your path.The song’s standout hook reinforces that message, emphasising hard work, ownership, and the confidence to live with the choices you make. View Original Article Here
Three thousand, nine hundred and sixty-four days after Rush departed the stage at The Forum in Inglewood, CA., at the end of their R40 tour, the band have finally returned to the same venue, beginning their mammoth Fifty Something schedule.Much has changed. Alex Lifeson has released two albums as a member of Envy Of None. Geddy Lee has become an author, publishing Geddy Lee’s Big Beautiful Book of Bass and My Effin’ Life. Neil Peart, of course, is gone, but he’ll forever remain a looming presence. And there are two new members of the touring party, drummer Anika Nilles and…
“Mind Riot”, a high-energy three-piece from Detroit, United States, dropped their mega debut offering, “Big Talker”. They make quite a lot of noise considering they are just a three-piece…. athunderous debut that hits like a freight train and refuses to let go.The debut track does not hang about, with a punching drum kit welcoming you in with a chunky guitar and bass shortly following. The vocals are a big reason why I stuck around, and once they came in, I was nodding along in agreement.It sounds a bit 80s to early 90s at times, with some almost hair metal riffs…
After joining TNA Wrestling, the former WWE Cruiserweight Champion, Cedric Alexander, has allied with The System and become the new X-Division Champion after unseating Leon Slater. Soundsphere sat down with Cedric Alexander to discuss his new home, faction, and championship reign. More importantly, we discussed his upcoming title defence against several other wrestlers at Slammiversay in an Ultimate X match – which is arguably TNA’s signature match, for its signature championship. Image credit: TNA Wrestling Soundsphere: Why does Cedric Alexander need a faction, and why does he need The System? Cedric Alexander: The System needed Cedric Alexander. Let’s put it…
The Gothic remake is here and back to reclaim its position as one of the most influential RPGs of all time. But does this returning classic still hold up in 2026, and is it worth your time? We loved Gothic back when it arrived in 2001. It was a game that existed before the open-world boom, so the level of freedom it offered players was unprecedented at the time. But it wasn’t just the exploration; Gothic is a game that involves lots of chatting with NPCs and long stretches of dialogue. While it looked more like a third-person action game,…