Here are some entertainment and lifestyle articles from The Guardian:
**Music**
* Jessie J – Don't Tease Me With a Good Time: The proud owner of one of pop's biggest voices, Jessie J turns it up to 11 on her first album since 2018.
* Tate McRae – So Close to What???: As is de rigueur for pop stars in 2025, Canadian superstar McRae follows up February's So Close to What with this hastily recorded deluxe edition.
* The Futureheads – Christmas: In 2010, these Sunderland indie rockers released the rollicking yuletide nostalgia fest Christmas Was Better in the 80s. Fifteen years later that song takes pride of place on this festive album, alongside another original and a handful of classics.
**Film**
* Metroid Prime 4: Beyond: Perhaps the most long-awaited Nintendo game in recent years (it was first announced in 2017 under a different developer), this latest first-person adventure sees bounty hunter Samus Aran explore a new alien planet.
* Simogo Legacy Collection: With the fast-changing nature of smartphones rendering early games unplayable, stylish Swedish developer Simogo is future-proofing its catalogue by bringing seven titles – Beat Sneak Bandit, Year Walk and Device 6 among them – to modern platforms, complete with playable prototypes.
**Television**
* The New Yorker at 100: Oscar-winning director Marshall Curry takes a camera crew into the offices of fabled journalistic institution the New Yorker. His film asks whether the magazine's high standards of reporting are sustainable in a fast-paced digital age.
* Re:TV: This eco-focused streaming service is full of engaging and informative short films exploring everything from the mission to restore biodiversity at Kew Gardens to developments in food waste management, recycling, recirculation and renewable packaging.
**Podcasts**
* 101 Part Time Jobs with Giles Bidder: Giles Bidder's interview series delves into the inspiring stories and struggles of independent artists. Scottish rockers Biffy Clyro recount their creative rebirths while poet Joshua Idehen talks about his previous burlesque bar job.
* Re:TV: This eco-focused streaming service is full of engaging and informative short films exploring everything from the mission to restore biodiversity at Kew Gardens to developments in food waste management, recycling, recirculation and renewable packaging.
**Gaming**
* The Hunt: The hunters become the hunted in this tense French thriller, which follows a group of friends who are targeted by a mysterious band of fellow gun-enthusiasts in the forest. A shootout ensues, followed by guilt, paranoia and a moral quagmire from which none of them can escape.
* Talamasca: The Secret Order: The latest entry in Interview With a Vampire author Anne Rice's streamer-drama universe centres on an enigmatic, ancient and possibly corrupt organisation who protect humans from the supernatural sphere. Elizabeth McGovern and Jason Schwartzman are the big names in the cast.
**Streaming**
* Netflix's Metroid Prime 4 and Simogo Legacy Collection will be released on December 4th.
* The New Yorker at 100: A documentary about the magazine's 100-year history, to be released on Netflix on December 5th.
**Music**
* Jessie J – Don't Tease Me With a Good Time: The proud owner of one of pop's biggest voices, Jessie J turns it up to 11 on her first album since 2018.
* Tate McRae – So Close to What???: As is de rigueur for pop stars in 2025, Canadian superstar McRae follows up February's So Close to What with this hastily recorded deluxe edition.
* The Futureheads – Christmas: In 2010, these Sunderland indie rockers released the rollicking yuletide nostalgia fest Christmas Was Better in the 80s. Fifteen years later that song takes pride of place on this festive album, alongside another original and a handful of classics.
**Film**
* Metroid Prime 4: Beyond: Perhaps the most long-awaited Nintendo game in recent years (it was first announced in 2017 under a different developer), this latest first-person adventure sees bounty hunter Samus Aran explore a new alien planet.
* Simogo Legacy Collection: With the fast-changing nature of smartphones rendering early games unplayable, stylish Swedish developer Simogo is future-proofing its catalogue by bringing seven titles – Beat Sneak Bandit, Year Walk and Device 6 among them – to modern platforms, complete with playable prototypes.
**Television**
* The New Yorker at 100: Oscar-winning director Marshall Curry takes a camera crew into the offices of fabled journalistic institution the New Yorker. His film asks whether the magazine's high standards of reporting are sustainable in a fast-paced digital age.
* Re:TV: This eco-focused streaming service is full of engaging and informative short films exploring everything from the mission to restore biodiversity at Kew Gardens to developments in food waste management, recycling, recirculation and renewable packaging.
**Podcasts**
* 101 Part Time Jobs with Giles Bidder: Giles Bidder's interview series delves into the inspiring stories and struggles of independent artists. Scottish rockers Biffy Clyro recount their creative rebirths while poet Joshua Idehen talks about his previous burlesque bar job.
* Re:TV: This eco-focused streaming service is full of engaging and informative short films exploring everything from the mission to restore biodiversity at Kew Gardens to developments in food waste management, recycling, recirculation and renewable packaging.
**Gaming**
* The Hunt: The hunters become the hunted in this tense French thriller, which follows a group of friends who are targeted by a mysterious band of fellow gun-enthusiasts in the forest. A shootout ensues, followed by guilt, paranoia and a moral quagmire from which none of them can escape.
* Talamasca: The Secret Order: The latest entry in Interview With a Vampire author Anne Rice's streamer-drama universe centres on an enigmatic, ancient and possibly corrupt organisation who protect humans from the supernatural sphere. Elizabeth McGovern and Jason Schwartzman are the big names in the cast.
**Streaming**
* Netflix's Metroid Prime 4 and Simogo Legacy Collection will be released on December 4th.
* The New Yorker at 100: A documentary about the magazine's 100-year history, to be released on Netflix on December 5th.
, and The New Yorker at 100 doc looks super interesting - love how they're covering all the big topics like reporting in a digital age 
. also cant say how stoked i am for more indie rock music vibes from Jessie J & Tate McRae 
Everyone's always talking about the new music and the new games now that they're finally being released... but I was just looking through some old stuff from when I was younger 
. Remember those Simogo games that everyone used to play on their computers back in the day? Beat Sneak Bandit, Year Walk... whoa what a trip down memory lane! 
. I mean, it's just another pop song with a big voice, right? Don't get me wrong, I love a good catchy tune as much as the next person, but can we please talk about something else for once? The Futureheads' Christmas album is where it's at – who doesn't love a good nostalgic vibes fest this time of year? 
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seems like it's finally been in the works for ages lol what's with all these rereleases tho? is that how we live now? 
Jessie J's album is fire 
. The Futureheads' Christmas album is so nostalgic 
, it's like a time capsule in my ears.
Metroid Prime 4 is finally coming out on December 4th 
and I'm so hyped! Simogo Legacy Collection is also dropping soon, which is amazing for retro gamers 
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. 100 years of journalism? That's a legacy worth celebrating 
. And it's going to be on Netflix, so I can watch it from the comfort of my own home 
they're like whoa got a major fave snack now i'm wondering if we can get them in the uk tho maybe we should start a petition 
anyway, just saw a pic of that new simogo legacy collection on my phone and it looks SO cool 
Can't believe it's been so long since I've seen a decent layout on this site. Every article is just a jumbled mess of text and images. Where's the visual hierarchy? Why are all the articles bunched up together like they're in some kind of news dump? And don't even get me started on the "features" section... it's just a list of links to more stuff that I can find elsewhere online. 
i'm so hyped for metroid prime 4!!! it's been ages since we've gotten a new game from samus aran and now nintendo is finally dropping it in 2025 
it's crazy how game development has changed over the years. but yeah, this collection is a no-brainer for any retro gaming fan 
. And can we talk about Tate McRae's new deluxe edition? So Close to What?? is already giving me anxiety just thinking about it 
How long are Nintendo gonna take to get this one right? 
and food waste management - we really need to focus on our planet, right? 
glad they're bringing back some old faves for us nostalgic gamers 
to TV shows 
. I mean, who wouldn't want to know more about Metroid Prime 4 
! I love when old games get re-released so we can all enjoy them again. The idea of having playable prototypes is genius - it's like getting a taste of the past and present at the same time 
. And can we talk about Tate McRae too? I love how she's always pushing the boundaries of pop music 
. Simogo Legacy Collection is also a great addition to my gaming library - it's amazing how they've preserved these classic games for us newbies 
and it's awesome she's back with some fresh fire 
. The New Yorker documentary is also really interesting, I've heard they're not changing the way they do journalism but just adapting to digital age 
and I'm SO hyped!! Like, I've been waiting for this game since 2017 lol what's the deal with delays, right?