Alice

Japanese actress Alice Hiroso—Alice Hirose's fellow performer Alice Hirose Alice—has spoken publicly about her past battle with an eating disorder. In a new interview, she described the period as one of the hardest of her life and said words from the late actor Toshiyuki Nishida became a turning point in her recovery. The confession is drawing wide attention in Japan, with readers reacting to her honesty and to the touching anecdote about Nishida, who died in October 2024.

Hulu's upcoming horror film "Evil Dead Burn" is drawing attention, with actress Souheila Yacoub playing Alice, a character who confronts both estranged in-laws and supernatural demons. The installment extends the Evil Dead franchise, and news of Yacoub's role and the film's premise has been picked up by outlets including the Lufkin Daily News.

ChooseALicense.com, a reference site for picking an open source license, is being shared among Linux and open source enthusiasts. The site walks developers through license options such as MIT, GPL and Apache, helping them choose terms for releasing code. It is being passed around in free software communities as a handy resource for projects deciding how to license their work.

Designer Kei Ninomiya has presented his Spring 2027 collection for Noir Kei Ninomiya, themed Alice In Wilderness. The collection was covered by WWD, drawing attention to the label's take on the Alice in Wonderland motif reimagined through a wilderness lens, continuing the Japanese designer's signature sculptural, black-led aesthetic on the runway.

A Georgia man has been charged with malice murder after a 48-year-old was found shot dead. Authorities booked the suspect following the discovery of the victim, though details about when and where the shooting occurred, the suspect's identity, and a possible motive have not yet been made public. The case is developing, and local outlets are expected to release further information as investigators confirm the circumstances.

Bevy contributor Alice Cecile is working another late night on the Bevy merge train, the process of reviewing and landing community-approved pull requests into the open-source Rust game engine. She notes flexible schedules are a mixed blessing and is writing a series of free-form posts about the realities of open-source engine development.

A new production of Alice Childress's play "Wine in the Wilderness" stages its story in an artist's loft, framing the drama as a reckoning over who has the authority to define a Black woman. The revival is drawing attention to Childress's 1969 work and its enduring questions about representation, respectability and identity within the Black community.

A 24-piece set of standard-size glass communion chalices, sold under the UTHCLO brand as church wine cups designed to fit communion trays, is being featured across religious product listings. The cups are intended for use in communion services and religious ceremonies. No wider news event or public discussion beyond the product itself has been reported.

The team behind the thriller series 'His & Hers' is developing an adaptation of Alice Feeney's novel 'Twist', according to Deadline. The project will be produced as a series with a fifth season in the works. Alice Feeney's thrillers have proven popular source material for television, and this continues the trend of her books being optioned for screen adaptations.

A Steam demo is now available for 'Itsuwari no Alice -Retold Tale-' (False Alice - Retold Tale), the publisher announced. The full version of the game is planned for release in November. The news was reported by Japanese gaming outlet AppBank, which covers mobile and Steam titles, and is being shared across gaming and mobile gaming news feeds.

"Malice in Malibu" is drawing attention as a theatre production associated with Los Angeles's NoHo Arts District. Details beyond the title and its staging are scarce, with little information available about the plot, cast, or reception so far.

The 'Alice in Wonderland' ballet will be staged at the Adler Theatre in Davenport, Iowa. The announcement gives Quad Cities audiences a chance to see a full-length ballet adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic story. Local reaction is largely about anticipation for the production and its arrival at the downtown venue, though details on dates, the company performing and ticketing have not been widely reported yet.

The Hollywood Vampires, the rock supergroup featuring Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp and Joe Perry, could return with new music in 2027, according to a report from a US radio outlet. No album details, tracklist or confirmation from the band itself have been released, leaving fans to speculate about what a comeback would look like.