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Kellogg moves to ditch artificial dyes from cereals by end of 2026
WK Kellogg says it will remove artificial dyes from its cereal products by the end of 2026, responding to growing consumer and regulatory concern about synthetic food colourings. The move matters because several of its best-known breakfast cereals use bright colours, and it could add pressure on other large food manufacturers to make similar changes.…
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Capcom says it wants Monster Hunter Wilds to outsell World ‘over the medium to long term,’ but it’ll need to muster a lot of sales momentum to get there
Wilds didn’t rank in Capcom’s quarterly best sellers, but the company hopes to turn that around.
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Meryl Streep Auctioning ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ Wardrobe (Including The Cerulean Sweater) For CFDA, Committee To Protect Journalists
After bringing Miranda Priestley back to the big screen 20 years later, Meryl Streep is giving fans a chance to own a piece of the Runway editrix’s closet. The 3x Oscar winner has conceived an online auction of wardrobe pieces from The Devil Wears Prada 2, taking place Sept. 1-15 on Christies.com, with proceeds benefitting…
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You Can Now Comment on This Post
Pitchfork has rolled out its commenting system across all articles, extending a feature that was previously limited to reviews. The change, announced in a brief editorial note, allows readers to react and discuss any story on the site rather than just album critiques. The commenting tool originally launched eight months ago alongside Pitchfork’s first subscription…
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‘X-Men ’97’ EPs Reveal the Single Biggest Mistake Marvel Must Avoid in Its Reboot [Exclusive]
The executive producers of “X-Men ’97” have offered advice to the team behind Marvel’s upcoming live-action X-Men reboot, warning against focusing purely on spectacle at the expense of character depth. Speaking to Collider, Julia Lewald said the franchise’s enduring appeal lies not in flashy superpowers but in the emotional and human struggles of the mutants,…
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‘Spaceship Earth’ TV Series Based on EPCOT Ride Gets Disney+ Pilot Order
Disney+ has ordered a pilot for a science-fiction series inspired by EPCOT’s long-running Spaceship Earth ride. The project could extend Disney’s efforts to turn theme-park attractions into screen franchises, although a full series has not yet been commissioned. The pilot follows teenagers from Earth’s past and future who must work together after an attempt to…
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NFL Hall of Fame Game 2026: How to Watch Carolina Panthers vs. Arizona Cardinals Live Online
The Carolina Panthers will play the Arizona Cardinals in the 2026 NFL Hall of Fame Game on 6 August in Canton, Ohio, opening the league’s pre-season and Enshrinement Week. The event matters because it marks the start of the NFL’s exhibition schedule and accompanies the Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony for the 2026…
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Trump signs executive orders targeting birthright citizenship, birth tourism after Supreme Court setback
President Donald Trump signed two executive orders aimed at restricting automatic birthright citizenship and curbing “birth tourism”, following what he described as an unfavourable Supreme Court ruling. The move matters because it renews his administration’s challenge to longstanding interpretations of the Fourteenth Amendment and could affect children born in the US to certain non-citizen parents.…
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Jony Ive’s first OpenAI gadget is reportedly a hockey puck-sized smart speaker
Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman has offered new details on the first hardware device OpenAI is developing with former Apple design chief Jony Ive, describing it as a battery-powered, doughnut-shaped smart speaker roughly the size of a hockey puck. The gadget, which has no screen, is expected to work as a voice-driven AI companion powered by…
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Outfits and how to unlock them in Pokémon Pokopia
Polygon has published a guide detailing where players can find outfits and hairstyles for their Ditto character in Pokémon Pokopia. These cosmetics, many modelled on gym leaders and trainers from earlier Pokémon games, are hidden as “human records” — items such as magazines, tablets, books and newspapers marked with a yellow sparkle — scattered around…