Craig Mazin and Bella Ramsey’s new whodunit is getting rave reviews, before you can even buy a ticket
Early reviews say Craig Mazin and Bella Ramsey’s new whodunit actually sticks the landing, rare praise for an original mystery.
Spain’s Big Companies Talk AI, But Only 1 in 4 Let It Tell Them What to Do
Only 25% of Spain’s big firms use prescriptive AI, and just 5% have it fully integrated. Letting AI recommend actions is harder than letting it write.
A German software shop wants to cut out the middlemen in energy sales, good luck
A new tool, Joules. DIREKT, aims to let energy suppliers work directly with independent agents, skipping platforms, fees, and the compliance headaches they bring.
Sony’s Fairgame$ Is Still “Trying to Find the Fun”, Not Great for a Live-Service Bet
Sony’s Fairgame$ is reportedly still in pre-alpha and “trying to find the fun”, a bad sign for a live-service shooter meant to last years.
Game Pass May 2026 isn’t a library, it’s a TV schedule Microsoft tweaks to keep you hooked
Game Pass May 2026 is Microsoft’s monthly churn machine, new games in, old games out, built to keep you subscribed, sampling fast, and buying when titles leave.
Nintendo’s Live-Action Zelda Movie Is Real, and Sony’s In the Driver’s Seat on Theaters
Nintendo’s making a live-action Zelda movie with Sony, big theatrical ambitions, big creative risks, and a fanbase ready to pounce.
