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Paramount Q2 Profit Dips, With Streaming Boost Offset by TV Declines
Paramount Skydance reported a fall in second-quarter net profit, as growth in its streaming and studio businesses was outweighed by a sharper decline in its traditional television division. The results underline the ongoing shift in the company’s finances away from linear TV, which remains its largest segment but is losing advertising revenue and subscribers, even…
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Parts of London get (a tiny bit of) rain for the first time in SIX weeks… but summer is far from over
Parts of London received light rainfall on 4 August 2026, marking the first rain in the capital in six weeks after a prolonged dry, hot spell. While the showers offered brief respite from the heat, meteorologists have cautioned that this does not signal an end to the summer heatwave, with warm conditions expected to persist.…
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JERRY CANTRELL, KIM THAYIL And DAVE KRUSEN Set For ‘Sounds Of Seattle: Vol. 2’ Rock Camp In December 2026
Rock ‘N’ Roll Fantasy Camp has announced “Sounds Of Seattle: Vol. 2”, a four-day rock camp taking place in Seattle in December 2026, featuring Alice In Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell, Soundgarden guitarist Kim Thayil and former Pearl Jam drummer Dave Krusen. The event lets musicians of all abilities rehearse, learn and perform alongside artists associated…
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Anthropic signs $10 billion deal with AI cloud startup Volta
Anthropic has reportedly agreed a $10 billion, six-year cloud computing deal with AI infrastructure startup Volta, the latest in a string of major compute partnerships as it races to expand capacity amid fierce competition with rival AI labs. The agreement, first reported by Bloomberg citing anonymous sources, underscores the scale of investment AI companies are…
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Idaho College Murders Doc Series Grabs Attention On Netflix; ‘Ransom Canyon’ Season 2 Off To Slow Start
Netflix’s new true-crime documentary The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare has topped the streamer’s English-language TV chart, drawing strong viewership for its account of the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students. The series’ immediate popularity contrasts with a more muted reception for the second season of romantic western Ransom Canyon, which underperformed expectations despite…
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Hana Stretton – “From”
British-Australian ambient-folk artist Hana Stretton has released “From,” the fifth preview track from her forthcoming second album, tiarn, due out this Friday. The song adds to a run of singles that includes “Stove,” “Salt,” “Seagull Theory II,” and “As It Was Before This,” building anticipation ahead of the record’s release. Stretton wrote the atmospheric track…
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Charli xcx Scores First No. 1 on Top Album Sales Chart With ‘Music, Fashion, Film’
Charli xcx has notched her first ever No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart with her new record “Music, Fashion, Film”, marking a career milestone for the singer-songwriter after previously peaking at No. 2 with both “BRAT” (2024) and “Crash” (2022). The achievement also represents her best sales week to date, underlining the commercial…
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GLENN HUGHES Announces Retirement From Touring And Live Performances
Glenn Hughes, the Deep Purple bassist and vocalist and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, has announced his retirement from touring and live performances. The decision comes on his doctor’s advice after scans revealed he needs another open-heart surgery, a health priority that has led him to step back from live shows for the…
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Judge schedules Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery antitrust trial for March 2027
A US federal judge has finalised the trial schedule for the antitrust case seeking to block Paramount’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, setting proceedings to begin in March 2027 — later than Paramount had wanted. Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin ordered the trial to run 12 court days, from 2 to 19 March 2027, with a final…