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“Imbued with good humour and a goodness of heart. It will leave you will a warm and fuzzy feeling.” The Reviews Hub GLASGOW’S KING’S THEATRE FROM TUE 21 – SAT 26 JAN 2025 The King’s Theatre, Glasgow are today delighted to announce that, Here You Come Again – which is currently bringing joy to audiences will return to the King’s Theatre, Glasgow from 21-26 January 2025 following a triumphant week …

Modrons have always been silly, but at least lower-ranking ones had lower challenge ratings. Planescape throws even that shred of logic out the window. The post Modron Hierarch Tactics appeared first on The Monsters Know What They’re Doing.

You think you're so great because you have boats! A biopic of the French emperor (Joaquin Phoenix), focusing on his battles at war and his relationship with his wife Joséphine (Vanessa Kirby). This is somehow too long (I watched the 3½ hour director’s cut) and not broad enough in its scope. A whole load of shit went down in Napoleon’s life and here we have a Wikipedia summary of some …

SWEYET(etc.) (DEMO!) by SHMIAM, SWEYET, SSSSSSS! A demo of a game focused on exploring dreamscapes with absurd yet deeply funny premises, all linked by the peculiar characters you encounter. It also features a fun blinking-based mechanic that alters the world around you, optionally using your webcam. A promising taste of things to come. Download on itch.io The post SWEYET appeared first on Weird Fucking Games.

Oddleaf debuts with an infectious and impressive album.

DeskPad creates a virtual display that is mirrored within its application window so that you can create a dedicated, easily shareable workspace.

It's difficult to imagine a world full of people who have yet to form an opinion about Donald Trump. Few public figures have so rampantly flaunted themselves as the Queens, N.Y.-born 45th president. In The Apprentice, director Ali Abbasi tries to explain how Trump became what the filmmaker has called an icon of American culture. Abbasi returns to the 1970s and 80s, focusing on what the movie regards as Trump's …

Deno 2.0 launched with an announcement video that opens like an episode of Silicon Valley. I have to admit I do enjoy a bit of cringe acting. Following the intro is an Apple-esque keynote that I skipped through, like an Apple keynote. Bun 1.0 did it better and kept it shorter.I’ve criticised Deno extensively this year. The packaging mess and packaging “solution” is objective worse than NPM and Node. Maybe …

Summer 2024 will live long in the memory after my visit to an extraordinary exhibition: George Biles: King of Signwriters. It was mounted in Bridport, Dorset, across three venues—The British Legion Hall, Bridport Arts Centre, and the Bridport Museum—with material drawn from numerous sources.In addition to signs from Palmers Brewery, there were theatrical backdrops from the local dramatic society, and a sampling of the vast collection of drawings, photographs, press …

(One of my summaries of the one-day Pycon NL conference in Utrecht, NL). Full title: Events in fintech: from state machines to event-sourced systems. He works at kiwi.com, a payment processor. They recently refactored their systems to be more event-based. Previously, they used state machines. A payment/customer/whatever can be in several well-defined states. Between states (but not necessarily between all states) there are transitions. Advantages of state machines: they're simple. …

‘By angle-space transmission, any place in the universe is just around the corner from any other place.’ Haigh Company Employee Handbook By the Book, The Worlds of Frank Herbert, 1971

Dark Intruder 1965 Dark Intruder is a 1965 television movie directed by Harvey Hart and written by Barré Lyndon. Set in 1960s San Francisco, the film follows a series of gruesome murders that leave the police struggling to solve the bizarre crimes that appear to be linked to dark occult rituals. They enlist the help … Continue reading A Trailer a Day Keeps the Boogeyman Away! Darkness Unleashed! The post …

Come From AwayNew Wimbledon TheatreCome From Away is an extraordinary and heartwarming celebration of humanity, compassion, and community spirit. This remarkable musical, based on the true events following the tragic events of September 11th, 2001, chronicles the story of a small town that welcomed over 7,000 stranded passengers when 38 planes were unexpectedly diverted to Gander, Newfoundland. The 100-minute production, performed without an interval, captivates audiences from the first note …

The Air Force has announced that the classified X-37B robo-plane is soon to start a series of “novel maneuvers” prior to reentry to a designated landing site – likely Kennedy Space Center. This U.S. space plane was launched to a highly elliptical high Earth orbit aboard a Falcon Heavy rocket back on December 28, 2023. […]

Covering musical selections from Enola Gay, Midwife, Thom Yorke, The Jesus Lizard, Death Grips, The Cure, Lungfish, Japanese Breakfast, Washed Out, MIEN, Teen Mortgage, The Murlocs, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Chat Pile, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Angels of Light/Akron/Family, Opus Kink, and Fontaine D.C.