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Democrats re-nominate Arizona governor, setting stage for high-stakes November battle
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, has secured her party’s nomination for a second term after running unopposed in Tuesday’s primary, setting up what is expected to be a closely watched contest in November. Arizona remains one of the most competitive battleground states in the country, and the outcome of the governor’s race will be…
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Dixon Dern Dies: Attorney For CAA, CBS, TV Academy & Desilu, Was 97
Dixon Q. Dern, a veteran entertainment attorney who spent decades at the heart of Hollywood dealmaking, has died aged 97. He worked in-house for United Artists Television, Desilu and CBS before founding his own firm, later representing clients including Desi Arnaz, the Television Academy, Village Roadshow and the Bob Hope Estate; he also helped incorporate…
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Panthers’ Taylor Moton moved to non-football injury list with blood clot as offensive line concerns grow
Taylor Moton was diagnosed with a lung clot and placed on blood thinners, leaving the Panthers without both starting tackles heading into training camp.
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‘In the City’ Reunion Recap: Lindsay and Whitney Clash, Amanda and West Haven’t Said “I Love You”
“You’re gonna need about 15 more apologies to any mom in the entire world,” Lindsay Hubbard said to Whitney Fransway in the ‘Summer House’ spinoff’s first-ever reunion — part one.
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“We were only a small spark on the Sunset Strip at first, but we became a wildfire.” How an unlikely rock star led the psychedelic revolution that swept 60s California
The article profiles Arthur Lee, the frontman of Los Angeles band Love, examining how he and his group helped spearhead the psychedelic music scene that emerged on Hollywood’s Sunset Strip in the mid-1960s. It positions Lee as a striking, flamboyant figure whose charisma and creative drive made him central to a cultural shift in Californian…
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Sonic Frontiers – Sonic The Hedgehog F4F Statue Pre-Orders Now Live
First 4 Figures has officially opened pre-orders for its Sonic the Hedgehog and Super Sonic statues, tied into Sonic Frontiers and released as part of the character’s 35th anniversary celebrations. The statues follow Sega’s recent shadow-drop of Sonic Frontiers – Definitive Edition on Switch 2, and give fans a way to mark the anniversary with…
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NewJeans Celebrate Fourth Anniversary With New Special Film Series Following Reunion as a Quartet
NewJeans have marked their fourth anniversary with a new commemorative film series, “2026 Summer of NewJeans,” released as the group reunites as a quartet following a turbulent two years. Unveiled on 21 July, the release features members Minji, Hanni, Haerin and Hyein and comes just weeks after Minji’s return to the group was confirmed, ending…
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Sony Music Files Another Lawsuit Against Udio, Alleges AI Music Generator Copied 30,000 Songs to Train Models
Sony Music Entertainment has filed a fresh lawsuit against AI music generator Udio, accusing it of unlawfully copying more than 30,000 songs by artists including Beyoncé, Harry Styles and Elvis Presley to train its models. The new complaint, lodged on 20 July 2026 in New York, follows a judge’s refusal to let Sony add the…
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Sam Reid on ‘The Vampire Lestat’ Finale & His Fictional Rock Star Being Bested on the Billboard Charts
Actor Sam Reid discussed the season finale of AMC’s *The Vampire Lestat* with Billboard, reflecting on how he and the show’s creators reimagined Anne Rice’s rock star vampire for television. In this retelling, Lestat’s once-massive fandom is scaled down to a modest cult following, and his album is portrayed as a chart failure, humorously outsold…
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Leni and Marg’s lifelong Euro dream ends in heartbreaking Greek tragedy – as the two Aussie mums are killed in a car crash on isle of Lesbos
Two Australian women, named as Leni and Marguerite “Marg” Johnson, have died in a car crash on the Greek island of Lesbos while fulfilling a long-held ambition to travel through Europe together. The deaths have been described as a tragic end to a trip the pair had reportedly been planning for much of their lives,…