media puzzle are an Australian alt-indie outfit known for blending existential commentary with sharp humour and DIY creativity. Fronted by vocalist Tom Peter, the band thrive on weaving surrealism into their take on modern life — unpacking themes like technology overload, ego, responsibility, love and mortality. Their work often walks the line between absurd and insightful, pairing offbeat visuals with introspective lyricism. With a hands-on, self-directed approach, media pu

Lambrini Girls are a Brighton-based punk trio made up of Phoebe (vocals/guitar), Lilly (bass) and their tongue-in-cheek credited drummer “Banksy.” Known for their confrontational humour, riot-grrrl spirit and politically charged energy, Lambrini Girls have built a reputation as one of the UK’s most explosive live acts. Their debut album WHO LET THE DOGS OUT  cements their arrival with snarling guitars, biting satire and unapologetic feminist fury. Blending chaos with sharp s

The Unlikely Candidates are an alternative rock outfit from Fort Worth, Texas , comprised of Kyle Morris, Cole Male, Brent Carney, Jared Hornbeek and Josh Montez. Formed in high school, the band quickly distinguished themselves from the stereotypical sounds associated with the Lone Star State, forging a bold, genre-blurring alternative identity. Known for vaulting between stadium-sized anthems, piano-driven ballads and grunge-tinged pop, they’ve built a reputation for versat

Basemen t formed in 2009 and have remained the same five friends ever since — Andrew Fisher (vocals), Alex Henery (guitar), Ronan Crix (guitar), Duncan Stewart (bass) and James Fisher (drums). Emerging from the UK’s alternative and emo-leaning underground, Basement built a loyal global following through melodic intensity, grunge textures and emotionally raw songwriting. Though often associated with the hardcore scene early on, their sound has always leaned more toward alterna

modernlove. are an indie-pop quartet from Drogheda, Ireland , formed in 2016 by childhood friends Barry Lally (vocals/guitar), Graham Fagen (guitar), Daniel Rooney (bass) and Cian McClusky (drums) . Emerging from a small-town backdrop, the band have built a reputation for larger-than-life indie anthems rooted in youthful honesty, introspection and infectious future-pop production. Inspired by British indie and new wave acts like Bloc Party, Bombay Bicycle Club, New Order and

Power, Accountability, and the Stories That Official Systems Failed to Tell Sony Pictures Television and Adam McKay have officially announced a limited series on the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, starring Laura Dern as Miami Herald reporter Julie K. Brown — the journalist whose reporting identified 80 victims, exposed a secret federal plea deal, and ultimately triggered Epstein's arrest and Ghislaine Maxwell's conviction. It matters because it is the first scripted treatment

Parker is back — and Shane Black reminds everyone why he owns this genre Parker assembles a crew of expert criminals to steal a priceless Spanish galleon artifact before a corrupt South American dictator and the Outfit can claim it first. Shane Black returns to the genre he has defined for four decades — with Mark Wahlberg, LaKeith Stanfield, Rosa Salazar, and enough dark wit, casual violence, and Christmas cheer to remind audiences exactly why they love this kind of film. Wh

A gritty crime drama where brotherhood collides with justice A former criminal returns from prison in 1980s Spain and reunites his gang for a final series of heists driven by unfinished business and personal debts. As Migueli dives back into a life of crime, his brother Sabino — now a police officer — is assigned to stop him, creating a tense conflict between blood ties and duty. Set against the backdrop of post-Franco Spain, Golpes  explores themes of loyalty, identity, and

A provocative relationship drama exploring desire, betrayal, and emotional boundaries A struggling couple’s attempt to save their relationship leads them into an open marriage experiment that quickly spirals into emotional chaos. As Kevin seeks fulfillment through other women, Pam is forced to confront betrayal, identity, and the limits of love. Set between the Philippines and Switzerland, Swing  explores how intimacy, trust, and desire shift when traditional boundaries are b

A rebellious anti-capitalist heist satire wrapped in surreal sci-fi energy A crew of skilled shoplifters sets their sights on taking down a ruthless fashion mogul, turning petty theft into a full-scale rebellion. What begins as targeted heists quickly escalates into a surreal confrontation between underground resistance and elite power. As their operations grow bolder, the group becomes entangled in a world where fashion, capitalism, and identity collide. The stakes shift fro

A surreal coming-of-age comedy that turns the mundane into an epic absurd journey A group of college students embark on what should be a simple mission: retrieve their pizza delivery. But what begins as a routine task quickly spirals into a bizarre, surreal odyssey filled with unexpected obstacles, strange encounters, and escalating absurdity. As they descend through two seemingly ordinary flights of stairs, reality begins to warp, transforming the environment into a comedic

A raw relationship drama where desire turns into control Set within the underground world of queer biker culture, Pillion  follows Colin — a socially awkward and directionless young man yearning for connection and purpose. His life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Ray, a magnetic and dominant biker who introduces him to a structured world of submission, discipline, and desire. This relationship quickly evolves into something far more complex than romance. What begins as

A dark romantic adaptation where passion turns destructive Set against the windswept Yorkshire moors, Wuthering Heights  revisits the legendary relationship between Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff — a bond defined not by tenderness, but by obsession, longing, and emotional volatility. Their connection transcends social boundaries, yet it becomes increasingly destructive as pride, class, and internal conflict pull them apart. This adaptation leans into the darker psychologic

A legacy slasher where past trauma returns to haunt a new generation Years after surviving multiple killing sprees, Sidney Prescott has built a quieter life away from the chaos that once defined her. But peace proves temporary when a new Ghostface killer emerges, targeting her family — specifically her daughter — and forcing Sidney back into a nightmare she can never truly escape. As the killings escalate, the film blends classic whodunit structure with generational stakes, s

A visually epic saga where grief, conflict, and moral complexity reshape Pandora Following the loss of Neteyam, Jake and Neytiri’s family struggles to process grief while navigating an increasingly volatile Pandora. As tensions escalate between humans and Na’vi, a new force emerges — the Ash People, a more aggressive and morally ambiguous tribe led by the formidable Varang. Their presence challenges not only the balance of power, but the very identity of what it means to be N

A psychological horror where care turns into captivity Pedro agrees to help his ex-girlfriend by taking care of her elderly mother, Alicia, expecting nothing more than a quiet, temporary responsibility. But from the moment he enters the house, something feels off — Alicia’s behavior is erratic, her memory fragmented, and her perception of reality deeply distorted. What begins as confusion quickly shifts into something far more threatening. As Alicia becomes convinced that Ped

The Guest List  are a Mancunian indie outfit unafraid to tackle heavy themes head-on. Emerging from Manchester’s ever-watchful music scene, the band have made it clear they want to be known as more than just another “Manchester band” — carving out an identity rooted in sharp lyricism and modern anxieties. Their debut EP When The Lights Are Out  explored men’s mental health, environmental collapse, insecurity and domestic violence, establishing them as socially conscious story

Witch Post  is the collaboration between Scottish alternative artist Dylan Fraser and American indie songwriter Alaska Reid. Both established solo musicians, they met by chance and discovered an uncanny link — each hailing from towns of the same name, one in Scotland and one in Montana. Bringing together Fraser’s UK alternative edge and Reid’s roots in the American indie scene, Witch Post aim to “reclaim band music,” blending the wolffish grit of Scottish rock ’n’ roll with t

Brain Leak  is the project of French/US national, Cardiff-born, Manchester-based songwriter Tara-Gabriella Engelhardt. Described as an audio diary, Brain Leak channels frantic emotion, fragile introspection and unpredictable song structures into something deeply personal and unfiltered. Backed by a powerhouse lineup of femmes — Giulia Bonometti (bass), Jessica Branney (guitar), Sidonie Hand-Halford (drums) and deputy drummer Ellie-Rose Elliot — the project blends raw vulnerab

ULTRAS  are a five-piece indie rock band from Baile Átha Cliath (Dublin), Éire , delivering loud, loyal and unapologetically Irish guitar music. In under a year, they’ve made serious waves across the Dublin scene, releasing a hattrick of 2025 singles — two of which were named RTÉ 2FM Track of the Week. Their momentum has earned spins on RTÉ 2FM, Cork Red FM, Galway Bay FM and BBC Radio Ulster, alongside international airplay stretching to the US, Europe and New Zealand. Prais

Consolers  are an alternative rock outfit forged from years of shared history within the same local music scene before officially joining forces. Blending alt-rock grit with punk-pop hooks — and a wink toward hazy Friday nights at The Bronze in Sunnydale — the band channel nostalgia without losing modern punch. Consolers comprise Sonja Sleator, Daniel Lynch, Ethan Hanna, Sean McCann and Iain Minford, and have collaborated with producer Jonny Woods (Wynona Bleach) at 1980 Some

One day, one beauty parlour, one woman carrying everything the world refuses to see Victoria is a beautician in a suburban Kerala parlour, keeping her plan to elope with her Hindu boyfriend from her conservative Catholic family — and keeping her bruises hidden from everyone else. A rooster, promised as a church offering and thrust into her care, becomes the day's unexpected witness. As customers arrive and gossip and confide, Victoria works — hands always moving, face always

A swim coach, a van, and everything a man refuses to let anyone see Gideon is a passionate swim coach and a devoted father to his daughter Faith — and he is secretly homeless, living out of his van in Saint John, New Brunswick. Set across two parallel timelines spanning the early COVID-19 lockdowns and their aftermath, the film follows his deepening isolation, his unlikely bond with Navleen who faces her own housing precarity, and the quiet battle to hold on to a version of h

A city collapses, a woman disappears — and the only way to survive is to become someone else Caracas, 2017. Adelaida buries her mother and returns home to find it seized by armed militia. As the regime's violence and popular uprising tear the city apart, she makes the decision that thousands of Venezuelans faced in silence: to become someone else entirely, to escape a country that has stopped recognising her. Why It Is Trending: Venezuela's Most Urgent Story Arrives as a Grip