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Netflix Stock Price Targets Tumble, But Wall Street Still Believes in Its Story – for Those With Patience
Netflix’s Q2 2026 earnings prompted a wave of Wall Street analysts to cut their price targets on the streaming giant, reflecting growing uncertainty over engagement momentum even as most retained long-term confidence in the company’s outlook. Shares hit new 52-week lows in pre-market trading on Friday, falling to $66.88, as the results reignited debate about…
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Jackdaw gasfield would create only 27 full-time jobs, green campaigners say
Documents filed by Adura, the Shell-Equinor joint venture behind the proposed Jackdaw gasfield in the North Sea, show the project would create just 27 direct full-time jobs, prompting green campaigners to challenge industry claims that new drilling is essential for employment. The disclosure comes as fossil fuel companies, alongside the Conservatives, Reform UK and parts…
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‘No stuffy vibes … just good books’: Matt Haig to open bookshop in Brighton
Author Matt Haig, known for bestsellers including The Midnight Library and Reasons to Stay Alive, is opening a bookshop called Golden in Brighton’s Seven Dials neighbourhood, an area that currently has no bookshop of its own. He announced the venture on Instagram, saying his belief that “all communities should have a bookshop” stems from growing…
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MARILYN MANSON Shares ‘Front Toward Enemy’ Single From Upcoming ‘One Assassination Under God – Chapter 2’ Album
Marilyn Manson has released “Front Toward Enemy”, the second single from his forthcoming album “One Assassination Under God – Chapter 2”, co-written and co-produced with Tyler Bates. The record, out on 14 August via Nuclear Blast Records, arrives just before Manson embarks on a co-headline tour with Rob Zombie, continuing his return to prominence following…
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‘Cape Fear’ Showrunner Breaks Down the Shocking Episode 8 Reveal That Changes Everything
Apple TV’s thriller series Cape Fear has reached a pivotal moment in Episode 8, where showrunner Nick Antosca reveals that dismantling the seemingly perfect Bowden family was always central to the story’s design. In an interview with Collider, Antosca explains that the series deliberately entangles Anna and Tom Bowden’s guilt with Max Cady’s fate, exposing…
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‘I dreamt of a show where the audience becomes horny’: the Swedish puppet play starring bonking barbies
Malmö Dockteater, Sweden’s only puppet theatre for adults, has adapted Jackie Collins’s 1968 debut novel *The World Is Full of Married Men* into an explicit puppet production using anatomically modified Barbie and Ken dolls. The show, which uses puppetry to depict the novel’s sex scenes rather than shying away from them, is transferring from Malmö…
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Award-winning solicitor, 79, sues RSPCA and police for chopping down her front door to ‘rescue’ disabled cat named Rita
A 79-year-old award-winning solicitor is taking legal action against the RSPCA and police after officers broke down her front door to carry out what they described as a rescue of her disabled cat, Rita. The case raises questions about the extent of powers used by animal welfare officers and police when entering private property, and…
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‘Asia will become one of the primary drivers of global touring rather than simply a destination on international routes.’
Music Business Worldwide’s “Trailblazers” series profiles Tommy Jinho Yoon, founder and CEO of Korean promoter International Creative Agency (ICA), who argues that Asia is shifting from being a touring destination to becoming a central driver of the global live music business. He points to growing government backing across Southeast Asia, exemplified by Thailand’s leadership publicly…
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Tesla’s selling a $225 balance bike for toddlers
Tesla has launched a $225 balance bike for toddlers, extending its branded merchandise range beyond cars into children’s products. The pedal-free, motorless bike is designed to be pushed along with the feet and is aimed at getting young children familiar with the Tesla brand from an early age, following a similar approach to its earlier…