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Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 15
BBC Sport has published its latest instalment of the “Who am I?” quiz series, this time focused on The Hundred cricket competition, inviting readers to identify a mystery player from a set of progressively revealing clues. It forms part of the BBC’s daily quiz content running alongside The Hundred 2026 tournament, offering fans an interactive…
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Ariana Grande speaks out on break from public eye: “Multiple things can be true at the same time”
Ariana Grande has addressed her decision to step back from public life, telling fans at her Chicago concert that “multiple things can be true at the same time” and insisting the choice was carefully planned rather than a reaction to negativity. The remarks matter because they come amid intense scrutiny following her representatives’ confirmation that…
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Cabo Verde Looks Beyond the World Cup, Ivory Coast Gets Animated, Zimbabwe Has Ambition: A Chat With Locarno Open Doors Film Producers
The Locarno Film Festival’s Open Doors programme, which supports filmmakers from equity-seeking communities and regions where artistic expression is at risk, returns for its 2026 edition with a focus on African cinema for the second consecutive year. The Open Doors Producers strand brings six participants to Locarno from 5–10 August, offering hands-on training, mentoring and…
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Post your questions for Imelda Staunton
The Guardian is inviting readers to submit questions for actor Imelda Staunton, who is due to be interviewed for the paper’s Film & Music section. Known for playing Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown, Staunton has built a wide-ranging career spanning film, television and musical theatre, making her the latest subject of the Guardian’s reader…
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Shudder Nabs U.S. Rights to ‘Bloody Tennis’ and Horror Film Grabs Buyers in Other Major Territories Ahead of Locarno World Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
Nikias Chryssos’s English-language horror film “Bloody Tennis” has secured a raft of international distribution deals ahead of its world premiere at the Locarno Film Festival, with Shudder picking up US rights. The sales spree, arranged by CAA and sales agents Augenschein Sales and The Playmaker Munich, signals strong early buyer confidence in the film before…
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The 1958 album that shaped Joe Perry’s guitar playing: “Some records really make a difference”
Eye-opening. The post The 1958 album that shaped Joe Perry’s guitar playing: “Some records really make a difference” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Tadanobu Asano, Yukino Kishii’s Cannes Title ‘All the Lovers in the Night’ Lands North American Distribution (EXCLUSIVE)
Bitters End has secured North American distribution for “All the Lovers in the Night,” the Cannes Un Certain Regard title starring Yukino Kishii and Tadanobu Asano, with Several Futures taking the US rights and Ritual Films handling Canada. The deal is part of a broader international rollout for the Yukiko Sode-directed film, which is based…
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Watch Chance the Rapper Revisit Reflective Track ‘Same Drugs’ on ‘Fallon’
Chance the Rapper appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform “Same Drugs,” a reflective track from his 2015 mixtape Coloring Book, and to speak with host Jimmy Fallon about the record’s 10th anniversary. The appearance coincides with the rapper’s newly launched anniversary tour for the mixtape, which won the Grammy for Best…
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Record number of new managers for Premier League season like no other
The 2026-27 Premier League season kicks off with a record nine clubs fielding new permanent managers, surpassing the previous high of eight set in 2016-17. The scale of turnover has reshaped the league’s managerial landscape, with high-profile moves including Andoni Iraola taking over at Liverpool, Enzo Maresca succeeding Pep Guardiola at Manchester City, and Xabi…
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University of Sheffield removes signs banning members of public from campus park – thestar.co.uk
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