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Gregg Sulkin Says “It Took Three Seconds” To Return To Mason Greyback For ‘Wizards Beyond Waverly Place’ Finale: “All I Had To Do Was Look At Selena”
Actor Gregg Sulkin has spoken about returning to play werewolf Mason Greyback in the finale of “Wizards Beyond Waverly Place,” the Disney sequel series to “Wizards of Waverly Place.” He told Deadline that slipping back into the role after more than a decade felt instantaneous, largely thanks to reuniting with former co-star Selena Gomez, and…
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‘Magic from the shadows’: the dreamlike visions of Paolo Roversi – in pictures
A new exhibition titled *Doubts*, dedicated to the acclaimed Italian photographer Paolo Roversi, has opened at The MOP Foundation in A Coruña, Spain, running until 20 September 2026. The show brings together both celebrated masterworks and previously unseen images, offering an intimate journey through Roversi’s artistic world and highlighting his lasting influence on fashion photography…
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Himmler’s ‘anti-Nazi’ masseur: exposing the lies and fantasies of the SS chief’s ‘magic Buddha’
A new film, I Is Another, premiering at the Locarno film festival, challenges the postwar legend of Felix Kersten, personal masseur to SS chief Heinrich Himmler, who long claimed to have saved countless Jews and concentration camp prisoners from death. Director Felix Randau’s research suggests Kersten was in fact a narcissistic self-mythologiser who concealed his…
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KATSEYE Share Their Feelings On Seeing Manon In The Documentary ‘Wild Hearts’ | Billboard News
KATSEYE, the multinational girl group, spoke to Billboard News about their new documentary “Wild Hearts”, reflecting on seeing former member Manon featured in the film. The four members present—Yoonchae, Danielle, Megan and Lara—discussed how the documentary offers a more authentic, behind-the-scenes look at their journey compared with their earlier reality series “Pop Star Academy”, and…
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Row over horse meat claims shakes shoppers as expert warns Aussies ‘can’t trust the labels’
A food safety expert has spoken out amid a row over claims that horse meat has been found in mince sold in Australia, warning that shoppers “can’t trust the labels” on packaged meat products. The intervention adds to public unease about food labelling standards and comes as questions are raised over whether existing checks are…
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How Genesis Is Using Korean Hospitality and the Power of Sports to Build a New Kind of Luxury Brand
Genesis, Hyundai’s luxury car brand, is using its role as the PGA Tour’s official vehicle and mobility sponsor to build brand recognition through immersive, Korean-inspired fan experiences rather than traditional advertising. At events such as the Genesis Invitational, the company has moved beyond simple logo placement to offer hospitality lounges, Korean-inspired food and drink, vehicle…
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TV tonight: a heart-warming time with Welsh male voice choirs
Tonight’s UK television listings highlight a new three-part Sky Arts documentary series, Voices of the Valleys, which follows Welsh male voice choirs as they prepare for competitions across the country while exploring their deep community significance. The series opens with the Beaufort Male Choir, featuring tenor and soloist Callum Rees, who puts his busking earnings…
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Kate Nash on Irish history, heritage and covering Sinéad O’Connor
Singer-songwriter Kate Nash has released a cover of Sinéad O’Connor’s 1994 song “Famine”, using the project to explore how little many English people know about Britain’s role in the Irish famine and to encourage wider reflection on this history. Nash, who was born in London to an Irish mother, said revisiting the track made her…
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Michigan’s 2026 Democratic Senate Primary Highlights Intra-Party Battle Between Establishment and Progressive Wings
Michigan’s 2026 Democratic Senate primary has become a focal point in the midterm election cycle, featuring a contest between Representative Haley Stevens, representing the party establishment, and Abdul El-Sayed, a form
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Secret Mode opens new Sheffield studio to support internal titles, starting with Escape the Backrooms and Chained Together – GamesIndustry.biz
Indie publisher Secret Mode has opened an internal development studio in Sheffield to support titles across its portfolio, beginning with Escape the Backrooms and Chained Together. The move marks a shift away from reliance on external development teams towards building dedicated in-house capacity, and reflects the company’s ambition to grow into a broader technical hub…