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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine returns as Una McCormack novel following Jake Sisko
Author Una McCormack is set to release a new official tie-in novel, *Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Peacemakers*, published under the Pocket Books imprint, continuing the story of the long-concluded television series. The book matters to fans because it revisits the *Deep Space Nine* universe and its lingering unresolved threads, chiefly the fate of…
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Dolly Parton musical to open on Broadway in January 2027
Dolly Parton’s life-and-career musical, now titled *Dolly: A True Original Musical*, is heading to Broadway this winter. It will begin previews at the St. James Theatre on 7 December, with an opening night set for 19 January 2027 — a date that also marks Parton’s 81st birthday. The production follows the show’s July 2025 premiere…
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Casting Jimi Hendrix: the plaster artist who reframed groupie culture
Rolling Stone has published an in-depth account of Cynthia Albritton, better known as Cynthia Plaster Caster, a Chicago groupie who made plaster casts of rock musicians’ erect penises from the late 1960s onwards. The article’s centrepiece is her most famous session: casting Jimi Hendrix at Chicago’s Conrad Hilton Hotel on 25 February 1968. The piece…
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Scotland’s World Cup bank holiday remarks by Susanna Reid cleared by Ofcom
Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid has been cleared by the broadcasting regulator Ofcom after her on-air comments about Scotland’s extra World Cup bank holiday drew more than 500 viewer complaints. During an episode of the ITV programme on 9 June, Reid described the additional day off granted to Scottish public sector workers as “outrageous”,…
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‘Money Heist’ Star Itziar Ituño and Vito Sanz Ready to Dive Into the Dystopian World of Sci-Fi Drama Series ‘Numana’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Spanish actors Itziar Ituño, known for “Money Heist”, and Vito Sanz have signed on to star in “Numana”, a science-fiction drama series created by the Argentine-Spanish writer-directors Jesica Arán and Soledad Velasco. The project, produced by Chilean-Spanish company Clara Films and Barcelona-based VFX consultancy Unbound Hub, signals a growing appetite for genre storytelling that draws…
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Turkish drama stars credit emotional investment for global success of their shows
Turkish actors Özge Gürel and Serkan Çayoğlu, an off-screen couple who starred together in the series “Wolf” and “Cherry Season”, appeared for an on-stage conversation on Sunday at Rimini’s Italian Global Series Festival, where they were mobbed by fans afterwards. The discussion focused on why Turkish television dramas, known as dizi, have become a global…
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Sheffield Wednesday secure loan signing of Leeds forward Harry Gray
Sheffield Wednesday have completed the loan signing of Leeds United forward Harry Gray. The move strengthens the Championship club’s attacking options for the season. The retrievable content for this article was limited to a Google sign-in and cookie-consent page, so further details — such as the length of the loan, any conditions attached, or comments…
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Sheffield Wednesday close to sealing signing of Championship forward
The article’s headline reports that Sheffield Wednesday are close to completing the signing of a forward from the Championship. However, the accompanying text contains no details of the transfer itself, as the page returned only a Google cookie-consent and sign-in notice rather than the actual news content. As a result, no specifics — such as…
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Page Hall faces real issues but tarring entire communities is unfair
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Last six Atlas V rockets reserved solely for Boeing’s Starliner missions
United Launch Alliance (ULA) has flown the final Atlas V mission for Amazon’s Leo broadband constellation, closing an important chapter for the once-dominant American launch provider. The launch, from Cape Canaveral last Thursday, sent 29 satellites to orbit and was the 110th flight of the near-flawless Atlas V since its 2002 debut. It matters because…