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It’s Officially the End of an Era for Netflix’s Most Popular Movie of All Time
Netflix’s animated musical KPop Demon Hunters has fallen out of the platform’s official Top 10 English Movie chart after a record-breaking run, marking the end of an era for the streamer’s biggest film. The Sony Pictures Animation production, released as a Netflix exclusive, had become a cultural phenomenon, winning Academy Awards for Best Original Song…
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Sacha Baron Cohen to star in Tarantino’s debut stage play
Sacha Baron Cohen is reportedly set to make his West End stage debut in The Popinjay Cavalier, the first play written and directed by film-maker Quentin Tarantino. The project marks a significant departure for both men: Tarantino’s first foray into theatre writing, and Baron Cohen’s first leading role in a major stage production, despite his…
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DaBaby Claps Back at Critics of His New Restaurant’s Prices: ‘Waffle House Has Something for You’
Rapper DaBaby has defended the prices at his newly opened No Knife Chicken & Waffles restaurant in Charlotte, North Carolina, after customers criticised the menu as too expensive. He insisted the cost reflects quality, home-made ingredients, telling local broadcaster Queen City News that those unhappy with the prices should go to Waffle House instead, while…
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‘Happy Death Day’ Meets ‘Slumber Party Massacre’ in New Horror Movie Officially Dropping in 2 Weeks [Exclusive]
Tubi is set to exclusively launch Buzzkill, a new horror comedy, on 25 September, marking the latest in the free ad-supported streaming service’s growing slate of original and exclusive titles. The film blends the amnesiac, repeating-clue structure of Happy Death Day with the slasher sensibilities of Slumber Party Massacre, whose writer Suzanne Kelly penned the…
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American $20MILLION fighter jet loses a wing after Trump issues chilling threat to Iran… as fleet takes a beating by barrage of missiles
Iranian forces launched a barrage of missile strikes on a US military base in Jordan, damaging around nine American fighter jets just hours after Donald Trump warned Tehran not to “get cute” over activity at a suspected nuclear site. The attack marks a significant escalation in the ongoing confrontation between Washington and Tehran, raising concerns…
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Drones deliver food and remove bodies after Nepal’s flood disaster
Chinese-made DJI drones are playing a central role in Nepal’s flood relief effort, delivering food to survivors and removing bodies from areas devastated by flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border. The floods struck on 26 August after a partial glacier collapse in the Himalayas sent water, mud and debris crashing through border crossings, valley communities…
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Home Office data shows fall in small boat migrant numbers partly due to Channel weather conditions
Home Office data has confirmed that this year’s fall in small boat Channel crossings is partly attributable to less favourable weather, undermining the government’s claim that the drop is solely due to its border policies. Figures showed there were fewer “red days” – periods when conditions make crossings likely – between January and August 2026…
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Political turmoil, Middle East-driven oil surge, and Albanese pork-barrelling row dominate
Burnham struggles at PMQs as oil prices soar past $100 a barrel; Albanese faces a grants scandal in Australia; plus Pochettino’s title claim, Sabah’s Old Trafford fairytale, Google’s Pixel 11 Pro and a review of wartime drama Pressure.
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Five Mexican men deny running ‘Breaking Bad-style’ meth lab in Warwickshire countryside – insisting they were working as chef and builders
Five Mexican men have pleaded not guilty to conspiring to produce methamphetamine at a farm in Warwickshire, telling Warwickshire Crown Court they had been legitimately working there as a chef and builders rather than running a drugs operation. The case follows a raid last month by the National Crime Agency and Warwickshire Police, who found…
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AI job cuts could come with a costly undo button
Gartner has forecast that by 2029 nearly a third of employees laid off due to AI adoption will need to be rehired, often at significantly higher cost, as companies discover their cuts went too deep. The research firm warned that while workforce reductions may deliver short-term savings, they risk hollowing out talent pipelines and institutional…