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‘Friday Night Lights’ Meets ‘One Tree Hill’ in This 8-Part Sleeper Hit Finding New Life on Streaming
The CW sports drama “All American,” now airing its eighth and final season, has found renewed popularity on Amazon’s streaming charts, marking a notable resurgence for a show already known for its longevity in an era when long-running series are increasingly rare. Drawing comparisons to predecessors like “Friday Night Lights” and “One Tree Hill”, the…
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Netflix’s 10/10 Crime Thriller Officially Returns in 1 Month
Netflix has confirmed that “Lupin”, its acclaimed heist thriller starring Omar Sy, will return with Part 4 on 23 October 2026, ending a three-year wait since Part 3 aired in October 2023. The show, inspired by Maurice Leblanc’s gentleman-thief character Arsène Lupin, has been one of Netflix’s most consistent performers, boasting a 98% Tomatometer average…
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Graham Norton’s Bestselling Thriller Is Becoming a Twisty 6-Part TV Series
Graham Norton’s bestselling novel Forever Home is being adapted into a six-part drama for Channel 5, with Shetland’s Douglas Henshall and Downton Abbey’s Amy Nuttall in the lead roles. The series centres on Carol Crottie, a divorced teacher whose new relationship with older widower Robert unravels as his declining health and fixation on a hidden…
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Rosie O’Donnell rants that Trump-era ICE facilities are concentration camps where inmates are raped
Actress and talk-show host Rosie O’Donnell used a TikTok video posted on Friday to compare US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities under the Trump administration to Nazi-era concentration camps, alleging that detainees, including children, are being raped and impregnated in custody. The remarks, made during a wide-ranging “Friday Ramble” video that also touched on…
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Post Malone Pours One Out for Dolly Parton During Emotional Onstage Tribute
Post Malone paid tribute to Dolly Parton during a performance at YQM Country Fest, held just days after her death. The country singer, who had collaborated with Parton on his debut country album, paused his headline set to lead the crowd in a toast to her memory, underscoring the widespread grief across the music industry…
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No repeat of Wimbledon heroics as Fery exits US Open
British number one Arthur Fery’s US Open debut ended in the first round with a straight-sets defeat by Italy’s 13th seed Lorenzo Musetti, denying him a repeat of his breakthrough Wimbledon run this summer. Fery, 24, had surged into the world’s top 40 after reaching the semi-finals at his home Grand Slam, but narrowly missed…
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Tiger Woods set for plea change hearing after DUI arrest following Florida rollover crash
Tiger Woods is due at a Florida court on Wednesday for a hearing on a possible plea change in his DUI case, following a rollover crash on Jupiter Island in March. The five-time Masters champion had initially pleaded not guilty to misdemeanour DUI and refusal-to-test charges, plus a careless driving citation, but his court appearance…
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Five Dolly Parton classics return to Hot 100
Billboard’s Hot 100 chart dated 5 September confirmed a significant posthumous streaming boost for Dolly Parton, with five of her classic recordings re-entering the chart despite her death on 25 August leaving only two and a half days within that week’s tracking period. “Jolene” (No. 16) and “I Will Always Love You” (No. 27) both…
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Michigan regulator investigates six injuries at Ed Sheeran concert teardown
An investigation is under way into an incident during the post-concert equipment teardown at Ed Sheeran’s Detroit show, in which six crew members were hospitalised after being struck by falling equipment. Michigan’s occupational safety regulator confirmed on 31 August that it is examining what happened two days earlier in and around the Ford Field vehicle…
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The town that took on travellers and won: How, in the face of goading, security fences and intimidation, the defiant town of Sawbridgeworth spent 72 nerve-wracking hours fighting to stop diggers paving over their wildlife sanctuary
Residents of Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, mobilised in their hundreds over the August bank holiday weekend to stop a group of travellers from occupying and developing a stretch of protected greenland used as a wildlife habitat and floodplain. The land grab, which began with diggers arriving on Friday evening and around 50 workmen flattening the site by…