Steam is forever giving away games for free, so much so that one has to wonder how it manages to make any money. Of course, the vast majority of the time, these (very) deep discounts are a consequence of publishers excitedly celebrating an anniversary, or because they’re financing their production through other means like microtransactions.
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Look out, Clayface, because Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes are out for blood. And not the Theranos kind. Like box office blood. After overperforming to $15.6M No. 2 opening, The A24 Gen-Z skewing feature documentary, You Can See Everything, won Monday with $2.57M, clocking Paramount/Legendary/Capcom’s Street Fighter to second with $1.9M. The less than $10M
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There needs to be an award for best route to crime fiction fame. If there were, surely Chris Dolley would be the bookies’ favourite. Originally from Bournemouth, he now lives in France. As a youngster Chris programmed computer games and campaigned for Cornish independence, but it’s the time when his identity was stolen which is
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As many fans of Sherlock Holmes know, Arthur Conan Doyle had a real-life inspiration when he created the world’s most famous fictional detective. His muse was Joseph Bell, the surgeon who taught Conan Doyle when the future author was a medical student in Edinburgh. In Sleuth-Hound: The Case of the Real Sherlock Holmes, author Lindsey
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Dancing With the Stars’ Pasha Pashkov Shares Amber Glenn’s Cute Connection With His Daughter Daniella Karagach and Pasha Pashkov‘s daughter won’t let this performance go. After Karagach revealed the couple’s 3-year-old Nikita calls her Dancing With the Stars partnerEzra Frech “Superman,” Pashkov and his DWTS partner Amber Glenn revealed if the Olympian has gotten any
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Less than two months ago, the public didn’t even know that a Nathan Fielder co-directed and starring documentary following controversial Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes even existed. And here we are with A24 having cracked the code on Gen Z again with an awesome $15M opening, 2,000-plus sellouts and lines around the block for the 3-hour
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Welcome to Crime Fiction Lover’s weekly news roundup. In our latest edition, we’ve got a great mix of new crime novels for you to discover including books by the authors Adam Plantinga, Chris Dolley, Heleyne Hammersley, Aleksander Szeser, Alysandra Dutton and Sarah Reynolds. Settings range from South Dakota to Wessex to prehistoric Rome… Dark Country
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Miranda Kerr’s “forever favorite” skincare products are 25% off for Amazon October Prime Day. Her picks even include the products behind her famously glowy skin. The supermodel and KORA Organics founder shared the products she loves most with E!, and three of her go-tos are currently marked down during Amazon’s big sale. “My forever favorites
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