PlayStation PC streaming closure, GTA VI on Xbox One, Naga remains handover
Sony plans to stop PlayStation Plus streaming through its PC app, removing that option for Premium members while keeping streaming available on supported PlayStation hardware. Xbox plans to offer launch-day GTA VI streaming on Xbox One and Series X|S, with a separate game purchase required. Oxford has handed ancestral remains of 39 Naga people to community leaders, enabling arrangements for their return to India and planned burial.
Also in this edition
- Xbox’s planned GTA VI streaming option would let Xbox One owners play without installing the game, using Series S graphics settings.
- Bandai Namco has decided to end Reflector Entertainment’s business, with liquidation to follow local legal procedures.
- A $166,000 US-funded project has launched to restore two exhibition floors and improve preservation and display at the Khoren Der-Harootian museum.
- Fall Out Boy’s 36-date 2027 tour includes its first hometown headlining stadium show in Chicago, with general ticket sales beginning in most markets on 12 November.
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Gaming
Sony to close PlayStation Plus PC streaming app on 10 December
Sony plans to end cloud streaming through the PlayStation Plus PC app, leaving Premium members who use that route without it. Streaming remains available on supported PlayStation hardware.
Xbox brings Grand Theft Auto VI cloud play to Xbox One at launch
Xbox plans launch-day GTA VI streaming on Xbox One and Series X|S, giving owners a way to play without installing the game. Players must buy it separately, and streaming will use Series S graphics settings.
Updated since this editionTroy Baker wins New York game awards career honor
Troy Baker has been selected for the Andrew Yoon Legend Award, which the organizers say recognizes cultural impact on video games. The ceremony will also raise money for writing classes in New York City schools and shelters.
Bandai Namco decides to dissolve game studio Reflector
Bandai Namco has decided to end Reflector Entertainment’s business after assessing the investment it would need and its prospects for profitability. Liquidation will follow the required local legal procedures.
Music
Dua Lipa and producer Bosko Kante settle “Levitating” remix lawsuit
Dua Lipa and Bosko Kante have settled the final pending lawsuit over “Levitating,” resolving a dispute about permission to reuse his recording in remixes.
Fall Out Boy announces 36-date 2027 tour
Fall Out Boy has scheduled its first headlining stadium show in its hometown of Chicago as part of the tour. General ticket sales begin in most markets on 12 November.
Film & TV
Producers Guild selects Casey Bloys for Milestone Award
Casey Bloys has been selected for the Producers Guild of America’s Milestone Award, recognizing a career that includes leading HBO programming and overseeing streaming originals.
United Artists acquires The Executioner’s Song film rights
United Artists has acquired rights to The Executioner’s Song for a new adaptation starring and produced by Jacob Elordi. The project returns to the case of Gary Gilmore, whose execution followed a US moratorium on capital punishment.
Canada’s public broadcaster gives 4 veterans 13 paid days on Murdoch Mysteries
CBC’s Veterans Behind the Lens pilot offers four military veterans paid, on-set training, with partners hoping to extend the model to other productions.
Updated
Women accuse comedian David Walliams of sexual misconduct
Women accuse comedian David Walliams of sexual misconduct in a joint Guardian and ITV News investigation, allegations he denies. Independent Talent Group has dropped him, the BBC is reviewing material featuring or written by him and removing some programmes from iPlayer, and Sky intends to withdraw as the UK and Ireland licensee of the film “Fing!” HarperCollins dropped him in 2025 after separate accusations, which he denied, that he harassed young female colleagues.
Updated since this editionArt & Heritage
US launches $166,000 project to preserve Der-Harootian museum
The US-funded project has launched with plans to restore two exhibition floors and improve preservation and display at the museum dedicated to Armenian-American artist Khoren Der-Harootian.
Oxford hands over remains of 39 Naga people to community
Oxford has handed Naga leaders ancestral remains taken during British colonial rule, allowing the community to arrange their return to India and planned burial.
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