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Macaulay Culkin Signs With CAA
Actor Macaulay Culkin has signed with talent agency CAA, joining a run of high-profile signings by the agency in recent months. Culkin remains best known for playing Kevin McCallister in John Hughes’s Home Alone films, which continue to draw significant viewership decades after release, making him a notable addition for the agency. Culkin earned a…
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Sheffield homeless man’s camp removed from shopping area after complaints of anti-social behaviour – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield homeless man’s camp removed from shopping area after complaints of anti-social behaviour thestar.co.uk
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Olivia Colman cast in Only Murders sixth season London run
Olivia Colman has joined the cast of the sixth season of Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building”, the latest addition to an already star-studded, London-set run of the mystery-comedy series. Her casting was revealed in an Instagram video featuring returning stars Selena Gomez, Meryl Streep and Martin Short, who playfully teased her arrival before showing…
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Woody Harrelson Calls Jesse Eisenberg’s ‘The Debut’ ‘Phenomenal,’ Talks ‘Brothers’ With Matthew McConaughey: ‘If You’re Looking for ‘True Detective,’ It’s Not This’
Woody Harrelson appeared at the Sarajevo Film Festival, where he is being honoured with a Heart of Sarajevo Award, to discuss his career and upcoming projects during a 90-minute talk. The actor spoke about “Brothers,” an Apple TV series reuniting him with his “True Detective” co-star Matthew McConaughey, in which the pair play fictionalised versions…
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Ken Kao’s Waypoint Strikes First-Look With ‘Splitsville’ & ’80 For Brady’ Outfit Watch This Ready, First Project Revealed
Ken Kao’s financier-producer Waypoint Entertainment has agreed a first-look deal with Watch This Ready, the indie production company behind Dakota Johnson’s Cannes hit Splitsville. Under the partnership the two firms will jointly develop, finance and produce original feature films, formalising a working relationship that began with Splitsville, which Neon later acquired. The first project under…
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Preservationist group urges Supreme Court to keep White House ballroom paused
The preservationist group trying to stop President Trump’s White House ballroom urged the Supreme Court to deny the administration’s emergency request to allow construction, calling it “astonishing” on Tuesday. The Trump administration wants the justices to step in to stop a lower court order that would grind the above-ground work to a halt starting Friday. “Petitioners,…
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Preservationist group urges Supreme Court to keep White House ballroom paused
The preservationist group trying to stop President Trump’s White House ballroom urged the Supreme Court to deny the administration’s emergency request to allow construction, calling it “astonishing” on Tuesday. The Trump administration wants the justices to step in to stop a lower court order that would grind the above-ground work to a halt starting Friday. “Petitioners,…
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Why Gen Z’s most culturally powerful rappers aren’t its biggest stars
An opinion piece for Music Business Worldwide argues that hip-hop’s declining chart presence masks a deeper shift rather than a decline: in late October 2025 no rap song featured in the Billboard Hot 100’s top 40 for the first time since February 1990, and the genre’s US market share has fallen from roughly 30% in…
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Passkey vs. password: What’s the difference and which is better?
An explainer piece compares passkeys with traditional passwords, setting out how each works and why passkeys are increasingly being promoted as the more secure option. The distinction matters because passwords remain vulnerable to reuse, phishing and data breaches, whereas passkeys are designed to remove many of these risks by tying authentication to a physical device…
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Intel says the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus isn’t a flagship processor, but it’s an Ultra 9 in all but name and price
Intel has launched the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus, a new processor that reviewers say performs almost identically to the flagship Core Ultra 9 285K despite sitting a tier below it in Intel’s official line-up. This matters because it suggests Intel is quietly offering near-flagship performance at a lower price point, giving PC builders a…