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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - September 2026 PlayStation State of Play unveils major game releases, expansions, and hardware updates

Sony’s September State of Play broadcast delivered a packed slate of game announcements, trailers, and hardware news, setting the stage for a busy year ahead for PlayStation fans and raising questions about the industry’s creative direction and priorities. The latest State of Play, presented by Sony and PlayStation and reported in detail by GameSpot, showcased […] The post September 2026 PlayStation State of Play unveils major game releases, expansions, and hardware updates appeared first on American Almanac .

Sony’s September State of Play broadcast delivered a packed slate of game announcements, trailers, and hardware news, setting the stage for a busy year ahead for PlayStation fans and raising questions about the industry’s creative direction and priorities. The latest State of Play, presented by Sony and PlayStation and reported in detail by GameSpot , showcased new titles, expansions, and hardware updates from a roster of major studios including Square Enix, Konami, Capcom, Housemarque, Double Fine, and 4A Games. While Sony’s strategy of headline-grabbing reveals continues to drive anticipation, the event also highlighted the increasing spectacle and commercial focus that now dominates the gaming landscape. From live-action…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Anthony Michael Hall reveals John Hughes once mulled a 'Breakfast Club' sequel

Anthony Michael Hall says the late director John Hughes talked seriously about reuniting the five detention-room characters of The Breakfast Club as working adults in their thirties, a sequel that never made it past a phone call. Hall, who played Brian "The Brain" Johnson in the 1985 film, disclosed the conversation during an appearance this […] The post Anthony Michael Hall reveals John Hughes once mulled a 'Breakfast Club' sequel appeared first on American Almanac .

Anthony Michael Hall says the late director John Hughes talked seriously about reuniting the five detention-room characters of The Breakfast Club as working adults in their thirties, a sequel that never made it past a phone call. Hall, who played Brian "The Brain" Johnson in the 1985 film, disclosed the conversation during an appearance this week on The Rich Eisen Show. About seven minutes into the interview, Hall described a phone call from roughly 1988 in which Hughes laid out the broad strokes of a follow-up: the same five high schoolers, older now, reunited somehow in the workforce. The late comedian John Candy was also on the line, Hall said. The call lasted a couple of hours, and Hughes used part of it to float the sequel idea,…Open