Un site communautaire de Arc Raiders permet de désigner des joueurs comme cibles, avec des primes et toutes les informations nécessaires pour les retrouver. Avec près de 5 000 cibles enregistrées, vous en faites peut-être déjà partie.
[Deal du jour] Alors que le troisième et dernier volet de la trilogie consacrée au remake de Final Fantasy VII se fait attendre, le premier épisode est en précommande sur Switch 2, et se trouve déjà moins cher pour les soldes.
The explosive popularity of the gay hockey TV drama reveals women’s desire for sex and romance without violence or hierarchy
The first time gay hockey romance crossed Mary’s radar, she was warned off it. A 64-year-old non-profit executive from Toronto, Mary recalled mentioning the Canadian author Rachel Reid’s Game Changers series to her son, a twentysomething queer writer and fellow hockey-obsessive, a few years ago.
“I said: ‘Have you heard of these books?’ and he said: ‘Yeah.’ I said: ‘Should I read these books?’ And he said: ‘No. They’re not for you.’”
Fans of Normal People and One Day will adore The New Years, which follows a relatable on-off couple in Madrid. It is the best relationship drama you haven’t seen yet
It is rare to watch a fictional romance and feel genuinely invested in the question of will-they-won’t-they – and even rarer for it to reflect familiar relationship turbulence. Many love stories on TV skip straight to wish-fulfilment, delivering instant chemistry, no challenges that can’t be overcome within the runtime and glib reassurance that Love Conquers All.
Netflix’s Nobody Wants This, for instance – based on a real couple, and ostensibly exploring whether a relationship can survive differences of faith – didn’t wait to resolve that question before bringing its leads together. In real life, promising connections fall at much lower hurdles, for such banal reasons as incompatible schedules.
Environ 350 tracteurs sont entrés dans Paris pour une nouvelle journée de mobilisation agricole, cette fois-ci aux couleurs de la FNSEA et des Jeunes Agriculteurs, afin d'exiger des "actes concrets et immédiats" du gouvernement qui peine à faire face à la colère agricole. Suivez notre direct
Environ 350 tracteurs sont entrés dans Paris pour une nouvelle journée de mobilisation agricole, cette fois-ci aux couleurs de la FNSEA et des Jeunes Agriculteurs, afin d'exiger des "actes concrets et immédiats" du gouvernement qui peine à faire face à la colère agricole. Suivez notre direct
The Jay Kelly star says he would be honoured to work with Dano, Owen Wilson and Matthew Lillard after all three actors were criticised by the director
George Clooney has said he would be “honoured” to work with three actors who were heavily criticised by Quentin Tarantino last month. Speaking at AARP’s Movies for Grownups awards on 10 January, Clooney said: “By the way, Paul Dano and Owen Wilson and Matthew Lillard, I would be honoured to work with those actors. Honoured.”
Clooney continued by describing his new film, Noah Baumbach’s Jay Kelly, as a movie “made by people who love actors – that’s an important part. People I’ve known most of my life … actually, most of them are actors. I have a great affinity [for them], and I don’t enjoy watching people be cruel.”
The Netflix four-parter, which won four gongs at Sunday night’s Golden Globes, sparked a global discussion about modern masculinity when it aired last year
The celebrated immersive theatre company has launched a new multiplayer stealth game at its headquarters in Woolwich, south-east London. Photographer Tristram Kenton was granted special access
What will win Best Picture? Who is a late-stage threat to Timothée Chalamet? Our predictions about how the Academy Awards will go based on who won at the Globes
Stranger Things vous manque déjà ? Netflix a une bonne nouvelle pour vous : vous pouvez désormais vous consoler en découvrant le making-of de l'ultime saison 5, nommé La dernière aventure. Mais devez-vous vraiment regarder ce documentaire, dont la durée culmine à environ deux heures ?
Des centaines d’agriculteurs ont rallié la capitale ce mardi matin. Ils dénoncent les normes qu’ils jugent trop contraignantes et s’opposent à l’accord du Mercosur, défavorable à l’agriculture française.
The former Arista Records chief executive had faced allegations that he derailed the career of former employee Drew Dixon after she rejected his advances
The Grammy-winning music executive LA Reid settled a lawsuit by a former employee who accused him of sexual assault and harassment, on the day the civil trial was due to begin.
In 2023, Drew Dixon alleged that the former Arista Records chief executive born Antonio Reid – who helped develop Mariah Carey, TLC, Pink and Usher – derailed her career after she rejected his advances in 2021. Dixon said that he groped, kissed and digitally penetrated her without consent on two occasions.
Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham Coming off the back of a rough period, the Scottish band find reconnection, renewal and purpose in their singular mix of pop, rock and metal
‘With a little love, we can conquer all,” Simon Neil croons on Biffy Clyro’s opening song A Little Love, over its huge, infectious arena-rock chorus. It’s a line that feels like a mantra for the Scottish band 30 years and 10 albums in: they’re currently touring 2025’s Futique having come through a rough period. They experienced major burnout, band members fell out for the first time and founding member James Johnston pulled out of this tour due to mental health and addiction issues. But their new songs feel rooted in renewal, reconnection and newfound purpose. Neil pays tribute to his departed bandmate on the urgent and zippy Friendshipping, which is an ode to the importance of maintaining such relationships.
Futique was recorded in Berlin; the band said that the ghosts of Bowie, Iggy and Nick Cave’s the Birthday Party “bled into the songs”. No such art-pop apparitions feel present tonight. Instead there’s a rousing pop sensibility to these new tracks. Goodbye is a slow-burn ballad that explodes into an arms-aloft anthem, while Shot One embodies the band’s knack for merging sugary melodies and meaty riffs – existing in the blurred middle ground between rock, pop and metal that they comfortably own.
Stranger Things vous manque déjà ? Netflix a une bonne nouvelle pour vous : vous pouvez désormais vous consoler en découvrant le making-of de l'ultime saison 5, nommé La dernière aventure. Mais devez-vous vraiment regarder ce documentaire, dont la durée culmine à environ deux heures ?
Des centaines d’agriculteurs ont rallié la capitale ce mardi matin. Ils dénoncent les normes qu’ils jugent trop contraignantes et s’opposent à l’accord du Mercosur, défavorable à l’agriculture française.
With debate still swirling over the unlikable nature of Marty Supreme’s careless protagonist, Guardian writers have picked their all-time love-to-hate leads
Spoilers ahead
I can remember seeing As Good As It Gets in theaters as a teenager and being pleasantly startled by the sight of Jack Nicholson’s Melvin Udall, romcom super grouch. Here’s a bestselling romance author who disdains love, an OCD sufferer who weaponizes his affliction, a New Yorker who hates crowds (who can’t relate?). In one scene, an adoring fan asks Melvin his secret to writing women. “I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability,” he says, an epic burn forever seared in my brain. Of course Melvin’s anti-charm offensive only goes so far in a James L Brooks project. Before long, the rudeness erodes as Melvin is forced on to a journey of self-discovery with the nextdoor neighbor he can’t abide (Greg Kinnear) and the diner waitress he can’t live without (Helen Hunt). Melvin comes out a changed man in the end, but retains the essence of his super grouch-dom. That was the moment I fell in love with the writer’s life. Andrew Lawrence