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Devin McRae Forms Own Law Firm After Over A Decade At Early Sullivan Wright Gizer & McRae

  • Devin McRae has launched McRae LLP.
  • The firm will focus on entertainment, IP and insurance disputes.
  • Two former colleagues are joining him.

Devin McRae has formed McRae LLP, a new litigation boutique focused on entertainment, intellectual property and insurance coverage disputes. The move follows 16 years at Early Sullivan Wright Gizer & McRae, the firm he co-founded in 2010, and reflects his plan to build a practice dedicated to work…

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Evanescence’s Amy Lee believes that an AI backlash is just around the corner

  • Amy Lee expects a human-led creative resurgence.
  • An AI-generated Evanescence poster highlighted her concerns.
  • Zacky Vengeance recently defended generative AI.

Evanescence singer Amy Lee believes the flood of AI-generated art could prompt a renewed appreciation for work made by people. Speaking on the Rocked podcast, she said she sees audiences wanting “real art” and artists, and thinks a shift back towards human creativity would be exciting. Lee pointed…

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Dune Messiah: Book 1 Adapts Frank Herbert’s Sci-Fi Epic to Comics

  • *Dune Messiah* is becoming a two-part graphic novel.
  • Book 1 arrives on 3 November; Book 2 follows in 2027.
  • The film adaptation may differ from the novel.

Abrams ComicArts is adapting Frank Herbert’s 1969 novel *Dune Messiah* into two graphic novels, offering fans another way to revisit the story ahead of Denis Villeneuve’s planned third *Dune* film. The first volume, *Dune Messiah: Book 1*, is due out on 3 November and has a new preview.…

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Radical Centrists Like Haley Stevens Are the Real Extremists in the Democratic Party

  • Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed.
  • The article says the move risks damaging Democrats’ Senate prospects.
  • Chuck Schumer called Stevens’s endorsement “a despicable betrayal”.

Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens, who lost the Democratic Senate primary, endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. The article argues that her decision, framed around disagreements over Israel, could undermine Democrats’ efforts to win a key Senate race and highlights tensions between the party’s establishment and…

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BioWare Fan Creates a Graveyard of Shut Down Studios at EA Offices

  • A fan made a graveyard tribute outside an EA office.
  • It commemorated BioWare and six other studios.
  • Fans have also called for Mass Effect to be saved.

A BioWare fan created a Halloween graveyard outside an EA office to remember studios that Electronic Arts has shut down or heavily restructured. The display reflects fans’ anger over BioWare’s closure and the cancellation of its planned Mass Effect game, and their concern about the future of the…

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Midterm Elections and FIFA World Cup Power Record-Breaking Quarter for Fox Corp.

  • Fox revenue rose 22 per cent to $4.57 billion.
  • Political advertising exceeded $350 million, a midterm-cycle record.
  • World Cup and US sports helped lift advertising sales.

Fox Corp. reported record revenue for its fiscal first quarter, helped by advertising linked to the 2026 US midterm elections and the FIFA World Cup. Revenue rose 22 per cent year on year to $4.57 billion, while net income increased to $957 million from $609 million. Advertising revenue…

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Svedka Super Bowl Commercial Contest Offers $500,000 to Creators Who Devise Winning Spot for Big Game

  • Svedka is offering $500,000 for a 15-second fan-made advert.
  • Entries are open to people aged 21 and over until 1 December.
  • Andy Cohen will help judge the contest.

Svedka is inviting adults aged 21 and over to create a 15-second advert for its new Svedka Vodka Water, with $500,000 offered for the winning entry. The contest shifts the brand’s next Super Bowl commercial from AI-assisted production to audience submissions, after its previous AI advert drew debate…

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Richard Norton’s peptide treatment scrutinised after fatal collapse at home

  • Richard Norton died after injecting two prescribed peptides.
  • A medical review found his doctor met the expected standard of care.
  • His close friend said Norton had kept the treatment from him.

Actor and martial arts expert Richard Norton died after collapsing at home in March 2025, shortly after injecting two prescribed peptides. His death has prompted scrutiny of the treatment, while a medical review found that the prescribing doctor met the expected standard of care; the article says the…

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Kelly Reilly reveals ‘Dutton Ranch’ season two filming starts in early 2027 at UK event

  • Season two filming is expected to start in early 2027.
  • New episodes could arrive in late summer or autumn 2027.
  • Reilly said season one reached 12.9 million viewers in its first week.

Kelly Reilly has said filming for season two of *Dutton Ranch* is due to begin in early 2027, giving fans a clearer indication of when the *Yellowstone* spin-off may return. The series follows Beth and Rip after the original show’s conclusion, and its reported early production timeline suggests…

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Fox Corp. Sees Q1 Profit Hike on World Cup, Political Ads

  • Fox revenue rose 22% to $4.57 billion.
  • Net income increased to $943 million.
  • World Cup and political advertising boosted results.

Fox Corporation reported higher profit and revenue for its fiscal first quarter, supported by advertising around its FIFA World Cup coverage, political campaigns and sports events. The results show how live events and established TV brands can attract advertising and subscriber income as traditional media companies compete in…

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