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The North Takes No 10: Can Britain Find Its Way to Europe?
Andy Burnham offers Britain a fresh direction and a closer European future. But unity, trade and democracy need more than another speech from No…
Reset the Limits, Not the Mistakes: AI’s Subscription Game
AI companies sell smarter agents while resetting usage caps. The real contest is work finished, fair subscriptions and what human intelligence cannot price.
Street Fighter (2026): IMAX Wins, Common Sense Taps Out
Street Fighter (2026) is loud, childish and oddly entertaining in IMAX. Take away the giant screen and this video-game adaptation has little left to…
Free Speech, Tyrants and the Strange Desire to Be Silenced
A roast of free speech hypocrisy, admiration for tyrants, political extremism and the future of education, spirituality and humanity in the age of AI.
Ukraine Won’t Surrender, So Trump Blames the Victim Again
Trump blames Zelenskyy while cutting a diesel deal with Putin. A roast of Ukraine’s resistance, Starshield dependence, broken promises and Europe’s security.
Other Mommy: A Small Screen for a Whole Family of Horrors
Other Mommy makes the cinema screen feel smaller, even as its ghosts, doubles and familiar horrors pile up. At least the sound finally behaves…
The Social Reckoning: New Name, Same Old Profit Machine
A roast of The Social Reckoning, where Facebook’s whistleblower exposes the old profit machine while Meta counts billions and prepares to repeat it with…
The Uprising (2026): The Crown Eats While Peasants Starve
A roast of The Uprising (2026), where hungry peasants rebel, a teenage king retreats from his promises, and Andrew Garfield brings medieval England to…
AI Personhood: Human Rights Still Waiting in the Queue
AI personhood raises awkward questions about consciousness, discrimination, corporate ownership and who gets to write the rights of tomorrow’s machines.
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