The Daily Populous

Monday April 30th, 2018 morning edition

image for God of War: Games no longer where actors careers 'go to die'

Now the man who plays lead character Kratos in the newly released God of War, claims that perception is changing.

"Reading the script for the first time, I thought it was for a big A-List film," he tells Newsbeat.

"Now every actor I know is searching for a lead role in a game," he says.

The latest in the God of War franchise has marketed itself as a tale of a parent struggling to develop a relationship with his son.

Performing in video games has been a very specialist art form until recent years - a domain for actors who performed mostly in games and did not appear on television screens all that often.

Big name actors have provided voices for games for years, mainly though in supporting roles.

"There are wonderful tales to be told in this medium, and it truly is just another form to exercise your craft.". »

France seizes France.com from man who’s had it since ‘94, so he sues

Authored by arstechnica.com

However, sometime around 2015, that very same ministry initiated a lawsuit in France in an attempt to wrest control of the France.com domain away from Frydman.

Armed with this ruling, lawyers representing the French state wrote to Web.com demanding that the domain be handed over.

France.com. France.com. France.com. France.com. France.com. France.com. France.com. On April 19, Frydman filed a federal lawsuit in Virginia in an attempt to get his domain name back. »

French town of Vittel suffering water shortages as Nestle accused of 'overusing' resources

Authored by telegraph.co.uk

It is the source of one of the world’s most popular mineral waters, but the eastern French town of Vittel risks running dry.

Nestlé Waters, which owns the Vittel brand, is accused by residents and environmentalists of “overusing” local spring water that supplies the town and its bottling plant to maintain exports.

The underground water level has been falling by 30 centimetres (nearly 12 inches) a year since 1990, according to the French government’s geological bureau. »