Sam Fender and Olivia Dean’s ‘Rein Me In’ racks 16 straight UK No 1 weeks
It breaks Wet Wet Wet’s 32-year British record, yet needs 19 more weeks to beat Frankie Laine’s 1953 all-time mark.

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It breaks Wet Wet Wet’s 32-year British record, yet needs 19 more weeks to beat Frankie Laine’s 1953 all-time mark.
A censorship fight is shaping how “ongoing re-remaster” games get distributed. Robert Yang still shipped it, at no cost.
The Forever tour resumes with a taped message, nine arena dates, and a postponed rhythm fans will feel.
His pivot from teen-idol packaging to unpredictable auteur cred turns awards talk from meme to serious question.
The BLACKPINK member delivers a theatrical “Dracula” cover plus unreleased tracks, headlining the Region Of Madrid stage Thursday.
Disney’s live-action Moana starts with $4.5M in previews while Warner Bros. launches Evil Dead Burn at the same time.
The Jason Universe is using TV, games, and merch to prove the character is not a one-off nostalgia cycle.
IFC Center starts an uncut 4K re-release this weekend, reviving a queer landmark and widening access to Brocka’s work.
His new album gets a first taste with the lead single “1947: Suite for Solo Piano and Orchestra: II. Bracken Road.”
Final Fantasy Tactics gameplay now runs on Final Fantasy 6 scenarios, built to skip world map and randoms.
The former PlayStation boss warns that trying to be everything breaks focus, incentives, and the economics of console growth.
At Wembley’s Battery City Underground party, the My Chemical Romance frontman closed with a kids’ tale cover.