All articles tagged with #footage
Footage has surfaced of an unreleased Pokemon Z development build for the 3DS, showing an early VERSION_Z branch, a unique title screen, and new Mega forms (including Mega Charmander) from a development window in April–May 2013. The leak confirms Pokemon Z existed and ties to 2024 leaks about Game Freak’s plans, with the concept later resurfacing in Pokemon Legends: Z-A on Switch 2.
At CinemaCon 2026, studios rolled out first looks and bold footage for a slate of upcoming releases—from Spaceballs: The New One and Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse to Dune: Part Three and beyond—signaling a blockbuster-packed year with fresh IP and beloved franchises generating strong anticipation across genres.
New footage and materials released by Texas DPS challenge ICE’s claim that Ruben Martinez intentionally ran over an agent in the March South Padre Island shooting, showing the car moving slowly amid conflicting orders and with unclear footage of any threat; the grand jury declined to indict the officer, and analysis suggests the scene was chaotic and open to interpretation.
A documentary series produced by 50 Cent includes footage of Sean Combs during the days leading up to his 2024 arrest, which was originally shot at Combs's request, raising concerns about privacy and rivalry.
A rental car company owner was sentenced to eight months in prison and probation for blackmailing an idol couple with footage of their physical intimacy, demanding and receiving nearly $7,000 in extorted money, despite having prior probation and showing remorse.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs allegedly paid a security guard $100,000 to suppress footage of him assaulting his girlfriend in 2016, as part of a broader legal case involving accusations of abuse and misconduct. The guard testified about the deal and Combs' efforts to hide the incident, which is central to the ongoing sex trafficking and racketeering trial against him.
AEW has been working to gather footage from Sting's extensive wrestling career for his upcoming retirement match at AEW Revolution, with permission obtained for footage from NJPW and likely from Pro Wrestling NOAH. However, WWE owns the footage from Sting's time in WWE, WCW, and NWA, making it uncertain whether AEW will be able to use it. The availability of footage from TNA, All Japan Pro Wrestling, and Sting's time in the Memphis territory remains unclear.
A 4.6 magnitude earthquake struck Southern California, widely felt across the region, with locals sharing footage of their experiences. No significant damage or serious injuries were reported, and no tsunami was triggered. Officials advised residents to be prepared for potential aftershocks, with a 1-in-20 chance of a larger quake in the following days. Earlier in the day, a 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook Hawaii's Big Island, causing severe shaking and some damage on Oahu, over 200 miles away from the epicenter.
Astronomers have shared new footage of a recently discovered asteroid's close encounter with Earth, providing a rare glimpse of the celestial event. The asteroid, known as 2022 EB5, passed within 0.5 lunar distances of Earth, equivalent to about 120,000 miles, making it a relatively close shave in astronomical terms. The footage captured by astronomers offers valuable insights into the behavior and trajectory of near-Earth objects, contributing to our understanding of potential impact threats and the dynamics of the solar system.
Footage has been released showing the timeline of the attacks in Nottingham and the subsequent arrest of the killer. The video provides a detailed account of the events leading up to the arrest, shedding light on the sequence of events and the actions of the perpetrator.
Newly released IDF footage reveals the conditions they say hostages endured in Gaza tunnels, where about 20 hostages were held at different times, shedding light on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Videos showing detained Palestinians allegedly surrendering weapons to Israeli forces in Gaza have raised questions about the circumstances and authenticity of the footage. BBC Verify has examined the videos and confirmed that they are different sections of a continuous sequence, with the same man handing over three guns. However, it remains unclear whether the man is genuinely surrendering the weapons or simply following instructions. The footage also raises doubts about whether the events were staged for the camera, as the man was already in his underwear and Israeli troops likely knew about the weapons. The Israeli Defense Forces stated that detainees are treated in accordance with international law.
Footage of detained Palestinians in Gaza apparently surrendering weapons to Israeli forces has raised questions about the circumstances and filming of the events. Two videos, initially thought to be separate "takes," were found to be different sections of a continuous sequence. The footage shows a man in his underwear laying down three guns on the pavement, while other men stand nearby. It remains unclear whether the man is genuinely surrendering the weapons or simply following instructions. The videos were accompanied by photographs suggesting multiple cameras were involved. Israel has emphasized its progress against Hamas, while the Red Cross has called for detainees to be treated in accordance with international law.
On the 82nd anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, original footage from the event has been released, showing the Japanese surprise attack on the naval base. The attack resulted in the deaths of thousands and the sinking of several ships. Radioman Second Class Art Montagne, who was present during the attack, described the chaos and devastation he witnessed, including the capsizing of the USS Oklahoma and the explosion of the USS Arizona.
A 43-minute film containing raw footage of Hamas terrorists' massacre in southern Israel on October 7 has shocked viewers worldwide. The film, compiled from body cameras, dashcams, and social media accounts, shows graphic images of the brutal attack that left over 1,200 people dead and 200-plus taken hostage. The footage, described as difficult to watch, has been shown to diplomats, international organizations, and decision-makers, but will not be released to the general public. The film captures the atrocities committed by Hamas terrorists, including gender-based crimes and the joyous celebration of their heinous acts. Viewers, including members of Congress, have expressed extreme shock and horror after watching the footage.