The Indiependent
The Indiependent offers aspiring journalists a chance to gain valuable experience while delivering you outstanding articles on topics like Music, Books, Film, TV, Gaming, Theatre, and Opinion.
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1 week ago |
indiependent.co.uk | Mae Trumata
Taking over from the work of Lorne Balfe, Max Aruj and Alfie Godfrey are the composers for the picture. The two have worked under the tutelage of Balfe, assisting him on projects like Mission: Impossible- Dead Reckoning and Black Widow. They have also collaborated with director Christopher McQuarrie, specifically in Top Gun: Maverick.
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indiependent.co.uk | Ben Browning
Among Stevie Wonder’s 23 studio albums, there’s bound to be some buried gold that’s been outshone by his titanic singles. Ahead of his performance at BST Hyde Park on 12 July, let’s comb through his discography and dig up some treasures. The fifth track of 1966’s Down To Earth contains many of the melodic flourishes that will come to characterise his iconic catalogue.
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indiependent.co.uk | Khushboo Malhotra
In a significant milestone for Sony’s current-generation hardware, the PlayStation 5 has officially surpassed the PlayStation 4 in monthly active users, more than four years after its launch. The news was shared as part of a report presented during Sony’s latest business segment meeting, held in June 2025, where company executives outlined the latest performance insights across the PlayStation ecosystem.
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2 weeks ago |
indiependent.co.uk | Kieran Webb
Atlus has officially announced Persona 4 Revival, a full remake of the iconic JRPG, during the Xbox Games Showcase. Details are still as mysterious as the Midnight Channel itself — no release window yet — but a teaser trailer gave fans their first look at the upgraded visuals. The remake is confirmed for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, with a day-one release on Xbox Game Pass. The announcement trailer teased a first glimpse of the rebuilt world of Persona 4.
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indiependent.co.uk | Cory Gourley
★★★Life. It’s raw, it’s real, and there’s karaoke. This is the preface to Olivia Hannah’s Sh*t Life Crisis. It manages to tell you exactly what to expect from this 60-minute camp pop fest that takes you through Grace (Florence Odumosu) and Abbie’s (Madeleine MacMahon) experiences with grief, illness and their escapism through queer pop classics. The rawness of this play naturally comes from its plot.
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