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Paramount Warns CA AG Bonta & WGA Of WBD Merger Fallout & “Financial Consequences If Their Challenge Ultimately Fails”
Paramount Skydance has escalated its legal pressure on California Attorney General Rob Bonta, the Writers Guild of America and 11 other states, warning of severe “financial consequences” if their antitrust challenge to its $111 billion merger with Warner Bros Discovery ultimately fails. In a tense court filing, Paramount is again pushing for the states and…
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Mau y Ricky Reflect on Family, Music & Staying Grounded: Entre Un Momento y Otro | Billboard
This Billboard video feature, produced in partnership with car brand Lincoln, sees Latin pop duo Mau y Ricky discuss how they stay grounded amid the demands of their music careers. The brothers speak candidly about family bonds, childhood upbringing and personal rituals that help them reconnect with themselves, offering fans a more reflective, behind-the-scenes glimpse…
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Newcastle overcome depleted Millwall with Willock’s late Carabao Cup goal
Newcastle United beat a weakened Millwall 1-0 in the Carabao Cup third round, with Joe Willock scoring the only goal in the 81st minute to send Steve Jaissle’s side into the next round. The result offered early encouragement for Newcastle’s new manager, whose vertical, transition-based playing style is still being bedded in, while Millwall’s spirited…
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Eight minutes to disaster: Inside the fatal flight of Barambah Organics founder and his travel-obsessed daughter before their light plane crashed into a Stockleigh field
A father and daughter died when their light aircraft crashed and caught fire in a paddock at Chambers Flat, near Logan in southeast Queensland, just eight minutes after taking off from Brisbane’s Archerfield Airport on Monday. Ian Campbell, 56, founder of the organic dairy brand Barambah Organics, and his daughter Hannah, 23, were flying together…
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Nadine Dorries reveals deepfake ordeal as NHS “revolving door” exposed and Iranian sisters sentenced
A former MP describes being violated by AI-generated abuse, an investigation reveals disgraced NHS bosses being rehired, and Iranian twins face death and prison terms for protesting; plus New Hampshire’s Senate primaries, a £7.8bn UK space strategy and Cavan Sullivan’s MLS form.
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Pantera to Headline NOLA Festival Featuring Down, Corrosion of Conformity, and Black Label Society
Pantera will headline a new two-day metal festival, The Great NOLA Trendkill, taking place on 20–21 November at the Lakefront Arena in New Orleans. The event marks frontman Philip Anselmo’s first hometown show with the band in 30 years and brings together a heavyweight bill of metal and sludge acts, underlining New Orleans’ significance in…
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I spy the next 007! Slow Horses star backs Scotland’s own Jack Lowden
Actor Gary Oldman has suggested that his Slow Horses co-star Jack Lowden has already been chosen as the next James Bond, though the announcement has yet to be made. Speaking on Canadian television, the Oscar winner said producers had “made their choice, but they have not announced it yet,” adding that he had his “fingers…
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British father makes last-minute plea to authorities hours before learning if he will be prosecuted for the death of his son who fell from Cyprus hotel window
A 37-year-old British father charged over the death of his two-year-old son at a Cyprus hotel has formally asked prosecutors to drop the case, with a decision from the island’s Attorney General due imminently. The boy, Ruaridh Nairne from Inverness, died after falling 33ft from a fourth-floor window at the King Evelthon Hotel near Paphos…
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Trump-backed Mike Collins’ Senate bid has gone ‘disastrously wrong’ as Republicans fear he’ll drag the whole ticket down with him
Republican strategists are increasingly alarmed that Mike Collins’ Trump-backed Senate campaign in Georgia is faltering badly, weighed down by controversies, an ethics investigation and a large fundraising shortfall against Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff. The race, once viewed as a genuine toss-up, is reportedly now seen by many political observers as leaning firmly Democratic, prompting fears…
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Trump bans Canadian aircraft maker Bombardier from US market
Donald Trump has escalated his trade dispute with Canada by declaring that Bombardier, the Canadian aerospace manufacturer, will no longer be permitted to sell aircraft in the United States unless it builds them domestically. The move follows the breakdown of US-Canada trade talks last month, after which Washington imposed a 50% tariff on more than…