Neil Patrick Harris of Doogie Howser, M. D. and other fame has joined the cast of Doctor Who for its 60th anniversary season.

Showrunner Russell T Davies said with the announcement:

SyFy UK and Ireland are rebranding to Sky Sci-Fi on July 26.

The older readers among us can probably remember the former Sci-Fi channel rebranding to SyFy back in 2010 because they didn't want to be so closely associated with sci-fi.

Following June's game trailer deluge, some developers are out giving followup interviews and we've chosen three to take a look at.

High on Life, Gotham Knights and Redfall.

IGN have interviewed Starfield developers Pete Hines and Todd Howard and coming out of those we have some new details about the game.

Pete Hines mostly just talks about maximising player freedom.

Our coverage spans entertainment and real world technology and in an unusual day for us, entertainment giant Netflix is bringing us something technological.

A new documentary series called The Future Of which takes a shot predicting advances in real world technology.

While Starfield was the star of the recent Xbox & Bethesda games showcase it was far from alone and we've selected a few others to highlight.

Most won't be out until at least next year but we'll start with a few coming sooner.

During an interview with ComicBook.com about her role in The Man Who Fell to Earth, Kate Mulgrew was asked about the possibility of a live-action return to the role of Admiral Janeway in Star Trek: Picard following a season two reference to her character by Seven of Nine.

Star Trek fans would be aware that she is currently reprising her role as Kathryn Janeway in the animated series Star Trek: Prodigy.

Coming out of the Xbox and Bethesda showcase was first gameplay and story footage for Bethesda's highly antipicated next roleplaying game Starfield.

And lots of very exciting details.

The June games reveal bonanza isn't quite over but is beginning to wind down so we've just a few today.

The Entropy Centre, Evotinction and Once Human.

Former Doctor Who star Christopher Eccleston has told Times Radio that straight, white, middle-class, male, actors like himself are “the new pariahs of the industry.”

Oh my.