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‘La La Land In Concert’ Taking Place At Venice Film Festival As Part Of Pic’s 10th Anniversary
La La Land will be marked on its tenth anniversary with a live concert-and-film screening at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, returning the musical to the city where it premiered. The event highlights the film’s enduring cultural and commercial impact, including its unusual success as an original Hollywood musical. Damien Chazelle will attend the…
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Carter Faith Just Made One of 2025’s Best Country Albums Even Better
Carter Faith has released a deluxe edition of her debut album, Cherry Valley, adding five songs that extend its country storytelling and explore troubled relationships, western imagery and collaborations. The release matters because it builds on an album that received an ACM Album of the Year nomination, a rare achievement for a debut country record.…
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Millions of British holidaymakers facing nightmare at airports and Channel ports due to new EU checks
British holidaymakers could face longer waits at airports, Eurostar terminals and Channel ports when the EU introduces its new Entry/Exit System (EES). The scheme will require many non-EU travellers, including UK citizens, to provide biometric data on their first trip, raising concerns that border infrastructure may struggle during busy travel periods. The EES is intended…
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After backlash, Meta pauses plan to ‘rate limit’ its smart glasses
Meta has paused a proposed subscription test for Conversation Focus on its smart glasses after criticism of charging for an accessibility feature that works on the device itself. The decision matters because it highlights concern over Meta introducing paid restrictions for capabilities on hardware customers have already bought. Conversation Focus will remain free for Early…
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Price beats Smith to reach Matchplay semi-finals
Gerwyn Price beat Ross Smith 16-12 in the World Matchplay quarter-finals to reach the semi-finals, where he will face Gian van Veen. Price regained control after Smith recovered from 12-8 down to level the match, winning the final four legs to keep alive his bid for a first Matchplay final. Price averaged 102.78 and is…
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Our Favorite Songs of the Week (Playlist)
The article appears to be a weekly playlist feature presenting BrooklynVegan’s favourite songs of the week. It matters chiefly as a music recommendation roundup, intended to highlight recent releases and help readers discover tracks selected by the publication. The supplied page text does not include the playlist, artists, songs or any supporting commentary because it…
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TechCrunch Disrupt 2026’s new Smart Money Stage explores fintech, payments, AI, and everything between
TechCrunch has announced a new Smart Money Stage at its Disrupt 2026 conference, focusing on the intersection of fintech, payments and artificial intelligence. The stage is intended to examine how financial services are changing, including new payment systems, AI-led decision-making and global financial infrastructure. – The event will run from 13–15 October at San Francisco’s…
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Aaron Pierre Reveals Grisly Bicep Injury That Nearly Cost Him Lanterns Role
Aaron Pierre has said a serious bicep injury nearly prevented him from being cast as John Stewart in HBO’s forthcoming Lanterns series. The actor attended his final callback in a brace shortly after surgery, saying his determination to play the character led him to proceed despite limited movement in his arm. Pierre told a San…
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Green grant cancellations were ‘based solely’ on states’ political affiliation, Trump administration says in court
The Trump administration has told a court that it selected certain clean-energy grant cancellations solely according to whether the recipient state was politically aligned with Democrats. The admission matters because it conflicts with earlier public explanations that the cuts were based on the projects’ value or national energy needs, and it could affect ongoing legal…
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How the sacking of two popular coaches at Britain’s smartest tennis club has sparked uproar with allegations of racism and ageism
Two popular coaches have been sacked from what is described as Britain’s smartest tennis club, triggering a wave of anger among members and prompting accusations of racism and ageism against the club’s management. The dismissals have exposed tensions within an institution whose ethos and decision-making are normally kept behind closed doors, raising broader questions about…