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Hideo Kojima says the Death Stranding movie is ‘taking a direction that nobody has tried before’ with a game adaptation
New Video: SZA – ‘Nobody Gets Me’
SZA marks the release of her long-awaited sophomore album ‘S.O.S’ with the video for ‘Nobody Gets Me.’
The emotionally-raw track – much like its housing LP – finds the singer in a pensive space. Indeed, she sings:
“I don’t wanna see you with anyone but me? Nobody gets me like you
How am I supposed to let you go?
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My brother kidnapped Shannon Matthews – I warned cops he could have her on day one & nobody listened
THE sister of Shannon Matthews’ kidnapper claims she urged cops to check him during one of the country’s biggest ever manhunts.
The family of Mick Donovan have spoken out for the first time since cops began their search for nine-year-old Shannon in 2008.
Shannon Matthew’s was nine-years-old at the time of her kidnap in 2008[/caption]
Karen Matthews after her arrest in connection with the kidnap of her own daughter[/caption]
His sister, who wished not to be named, has alleged she told West Yorkshire Police to “check out my brother,” on day one of the manhunt.
In a shocking new documentary, The Man Who Took Shannon, due to air on Channel 5 next Thursday, she claimed: “Not one of them believed me when I said, ‘Go to his house.’
“The day Shannon went missing, I was listening to the radio and it said a child’s gone missing, named her.
“I knew he had her.
“All I could think… he’s done it once before… What if he has…?
“I called the police and said, ‘Check out my brother, please’. I got no response whatsoever from them… they didn’t care or believe me.”
According to her, the £3.2 million search could have been ended within the first 24 hours, but instead it took a total of 24 days to find Shannon.
A second relative, who also wished to remain anonymous, said he became suspicious of Mick after he asked to borrow children’s DVD’s.
He claimed he told Crimestoppers after the search started: “I thought it were a bit strange.
“I believed he had Shannon, so went round. He wouldn’t let me in.”
Police eventually found the nine-year-old drugged and held hostage under Donovan’s bed in his flat at Lidgate Gardens, Batley Carr, West Yorks.
The discovery came after the force listened to this concerned relative after he told them: “You want to go see Mick Donovan… he’s related to Craig Meehan [Karen’s ex].”
Investigations soon uncovered Shannon’s mother, Karen Matthews, and Donovan had planned the kidnapping in order to be awarded £50,000 for “finding” her.
The 33-year-old was sentenced to eight years in jail at Leeds Crown Court alongside Donovan back in 2009 for false imprisonment and perverting the course of justice.
But Matthews, labelled as Britain’s Worst Mother, was released in 2012 after serving just half of her sentence.
Her accomplice also got out in the same year, but the 40-year-old was recalled shortly afterwards.
Although his sentence finished in 2016, his family have confirmed he is now in a psychiatric facility.
However, West Yorkshire Police has strongly denied Donovan’s sister’s claims.
A spokesman said they “conducted a thorough investigation into the kidnap.
“The records do not support this account of a call made to the police on 19/02/2008.”
A Crimestoppers spokesman said: “Our charity takes crime information completely anonymously. No personal details are ever asked for, or stored.”
Mick Donovan was sentenced to eight years for the kidnap of Shannon Matthews[/caption]
Nobody 2 With Bob Odenkirk Likely To Film Next Year
The action comedy Nobody starring Bob Odenkirk introduced the comedy icon in the world of action movies and became a sleeper hit last year. Directed by Hardcore Henry’s Ilya Naishuller and written by John Wick creator, Derek Kolstad, Nobody follows a mild-mannered family man who, after his house is robbed, returns to his dangerous former life, making him the target of a vengeful drug lord.
Even with Kolstad stating that there is potential for a crossover between the John Wick franchise and Nobody despite being made by Lionsgate and Universal, but having created both and had ties with the producers of both, any rumblings of a direct sequel have been sporadic. Even with Kolstad working on the script and even 87Productions tweeting out how excited they were for Nobody 2, no official confirmation has been given for the film.
Talking to Collider during a press event for Violent Night, producer Kelly McCormick, who happens to be married to David Leitch, co-creator of John Wick, updated the situation with the Nobody sequel and her prospects for the future with a possible franchise.
Arsenal news: Mikel Arteta has secret weapon as Gabriel Martinelli branded a “nobody”
VG247’s The Best Games Ever Podcast – Ep.24: The best game based on a book that nobody who played it has read
I played the Discworld video game, remarkably, before I’d read a single Terry Pratchett book. I don’t know if that speaks more to the cultural cache of video games, or to my own literary ignorance growing up, but getting to the age of 11 in the United Kingdom of the late twentieth century without having read a Terry Pratchett book is quite an astonishing un-achievement. One that I quickly remedied, of course.
This was decades ago (I am old), and you’d think that, if anything, the acceptance of video games as a valid form of artistic expression would have progressed somewhat since then. I’m not sure it has, although mercifully we do seem to have seen the back of the dreaded “are games art?” debate, if only because everyone who ever got involved in it either died or got so bored of the subject that they happily conceded that it didn’t matter either way. Who cares, just shoot the demons dumbass (or, indeed, the demon’s dumb ass).
But I can’t help but think that Pratchett, by all accounts a deeply thoughtful, kind hearted, and forward-thinking man, would have had a more progressive attitude toward my getting into his work via a PS1 game starring Eric Idle rather than, say, by being made to read Only You Can Save Mankind as part of a syllabus. More progressive than, say, Andrzej Sapkowski’s, who is on record about his view that gaming is an unserious form of entertainment that has trivialised his work.
Hey T-Mobile, nobody wants your suitcase
Have you ever wanted to use your luggage as a workstation? No? Don’t tell T-Mobile that, then. The provider and Samsara have unveiled a smart carry-on suitcase, the “Un-carrier On” (sorry about the pun), whose stand-out feature is the ability to double as a desk. Like a handful of other bag makers, T-Mobile thinks you’ll rest your laptop on your baggage while you finish a must-send work email. That strikes us as potentially uncomfortable if the case sits on your lap, especially if you have to stare at T-Mobile’s eye-searing magenta — did we mention that’s the only color option?
There are some practical features. T-Mobile claims this is the only carry-on suitcase with wireless charging for your phone, and there’s USB-C charging if you prefer cables. You can track the case when it invariably gets sent to the wrong airport, and an eight-bag packing set (with conspicuous T-Mobile branding, of course) keeps your toothpaste safely away from your shirts.
The limited edition Un-carrier On will ship later in November, or just in time for that Thanksgiving family visit you may or may not be dreading. However, the scariest part is the price — T-Mobile is asking $325. That’s a lot to pay for a carrier promo on wheels, even if the functionality might come in handy at the gate. You might want to slip an item tracker into a conventional carry-on instead.
You’re probably better than me at One Many Nobody
It’s probably a coincidence that I have a headache, but it seems appropriate for how out of my depth One Many Nobody was starting to make me feel. You’ve likely seen similar games, but this one mixes the usual 2D pixel puzzle business with some hazardous platforming, and a cloning system that rapidly move beyond the obvious “standing on your own shoulders” uses.
The balancing of all that didn’t quite work for me, but I’m generally fairly averse to puzzle games and demanding platformers, so you ought not to count that against it. If you’re more the type to take apart a puzzle step by step than to wing it while your subconscious yells from the sidelines, this could even be a real gem.
Why nobody can actually say ‘Mordor’ yet in The Rings of Power
Let’s make J.R.R. Tolkien happy and talk about linguistics