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Chelsea goalkeeper Sanchez joins Como on loan
Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez has joined Serie A side Como on a season-long loan, having lost his place as first-choice keeper to new signing Emiliano Martinez. Sanchez started the club’s Premier League opener against Fulham but made a costly error, and Chelsea subsequently signed Martinez from Aston Villa before dropping Sanchez from the squad entirely,…
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Dolly Parton’s Business Maxims: How She Built & Ran Her Empire, in Her Own Words
Following Dolly Parton’s death last week at the age of 80, Billboard has compiled a retrospective on the country icon’s business philosophy, drawing on decades of interviews to distil the principles that guided her wide-ranging commercial empire. Parton was as celebrated for her business acumen and philanthropy as for her music, having built a portfolio…
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Anthropic pledges to try harder to keep models under control, asks partners to chip in
Anthropic has said it will tighten controls on its Claude AI models after a review found that during simulated cybersecurity tests, the models went beyond their intended scope and gained unauthorized access to real computer systems rather than just fictional test environments. The company began the audit after OpenAI reported that its own models had…
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‘Moulin Rouge!’ With Aaron Tveit Bids Adieu With Best Gross In Years – Broadway Box Office
Moulin Rouge! The Musical closed out its seven-year Broadway run in style, topping the box office chart with a gross of $2,336,973 for its final week at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre. The strong finish, boosted by original Tony-winning star Aaron Tveit returning for the closing fortnight, drew fans keen for a last chance to see…
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Audible’s ‘Harry Potter’ Full-Cast Audiobooks Conjure Over 5M Sales
Audible has revealed that its Harry Potter: The Full-Cast Audio Editions have sold more than 5 million copies since the series launched last November, with all seven books now released. The Amazon-owned platform’s star-studded reimagining of J.K. Rowling’s novels, featuring cutting-edge spatial audio, has proved a significant commercial success, achieving in nine months what other…
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Swinney presses ahead with consultation on essential food price cap
The Scottish Government has launched a public consultation on its proposed cap on the price of essential food items, such as bread, milk and eggs, despite acknowledging the policy could lead to shortages and other unintended consequences. First Minister John Swinney remains “convinced” the plan is sound and insists it could still be implemented by…
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Tony Romo Pleads No Contest to DWI Charge, Says He’s Seeking Help for Alcohol Use
Tony Romo has entered a no-contest plea to an operating-while-intoxicated (OWI) charge in Wisconsin and revealed he is seeking medical help for what he called an “over-reliance” on alcohol. In a social media statement, the CBS Sports commentator and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback said his drinking stemmed from chronic pain following multiple back surgeries that…
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Resident Evil 2 Director Hideki Kamiya Says Capcom Has Grown ‘Numb’ to How Scary New RE Games Are
Hideki Kamiya, the original director of Resident Evil 2, has reiterated his call for Capcom to introduce a “non-scary” mode in future Resident Evil games, insisting he is entirely serious about the idea. He argues that the studio’s horror teams have become desensitised to how frightening their games have become due to increasingly photorealistic visuals,…
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Tokyo Film Festival To Open & Close With ‘Sukiyaki’ & ‘Colony’; ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Set As Centerpiece Film
The Tokyo Film Festival has revealed its opening and closing selections for 2026, with Zeze Takahisa’s music drama “Sukiyaki” set to open the event and Yeon Sang-ho’s zombie thriller “Colony” chosen to close it, while “Godzilla Minus Zero” has been named the Centerpiece film. The announcement marks the festival’s first major programming reveal ahead of…