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Meghann Fahy to Lead HBO Limited Series ‘Trial of Louise Woodward’ From Matthew Barry, Susanne Bier
HBO has ordered a five-part limited drama, ‘The Trial of Louise Woodward’, with Meghann Fahy set to play the British au pair at the centre of the 1997 case. The series will revisit a trial that attracted intense attention in Britain and the United States, examining its continuing relevance to debates about childcare, class, working…
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Sheff Wed sign Burstow and Maynard-Brewer
Sheffield Wednesday have strengthened their squad by signing goalkeeper Ashley Maynard-Brewer and bringing in striker Mason Burstow on loan from Hull City. The moves add competition in goal and attacking options as the club prepares for the new season. Maynard-Brewer, 27, has agreed a one-year deal after leaving Dundee United as a free agent, having…
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Tom Selleck Calls ‘Blue Bloods’ Cancellation “Very Frustrating” After Having Already Taken a Pay Cut
Tom Selleck has described CBS’s decision to cancel Blue Bloods as “very frustrating”, saying the cast and producers had made financial concessions and wanted the series to continue. His comments underline the tension between a programme’s audience performance and network decisions, particularly after a long-running show has built a stable ensemble and loyal viewers. Selleck…
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Nexstar to host South Carolina Senate debate
Nexstar Media Group is set to host a televised debate for Republican candidates seeking South Carolina’s US Senate seat previously held by Lindsey Graham. The event is intended to give voters a statewide opportunity to compare candidates shortly before the special primary, in a race made unusually significant by the vacancy. The debate is scheduled…
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Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls’ Biggest Secrets Are Already Online
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls appears to have had unannounced content exposed online ahead of its release, reportedly through material discovered after its open beta. The development matters because it may spoil planned character or story reveals for players and complicate the publisher’s marketing schedule. Reports point to The Champion, a central figure in the game’s…
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Star Wars, Metal Gear, and Halo composer Kazuma Jinnouchi confirmed as lead composer for Guild Wars 3
ArenaNet has named Kazuma Jinnouchi as lead composer for the forthcoming MMORPG Guild Wars 3. Known for work on Star Wars, Metal Gear and Halo, Jinnouchi’s appointment matters because the studio is signalling that the new game’s music will retain the grand, orchestral character associated with the earlier Guild Wars titles. ArenaNet released a video…
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Bob Yari’s Magenta Light Studios Nabs ‘Lockjaw’ Dark Comedy (Exclusive)
Magenta Edge Films, the speciality label launched by Bob Yari’s Magenta Light Studios, has acquired Sabrina Greco’s dark comedy *Lockjaw* following its Slamdance premiere. The deal gives Greco’s microbudget debut a theatrical and digital release route, supporting Magenta Edge’s stated focus on bringing independent films to wider audiences. The film stars Blu Hunt as Rayna,…
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Olivia Wilde’s ‘The Invite’ Nears $40 Million Globally, Becoming a Rare Hit Summer Comedy
Olivia Wilde’s “The Invite” is approaching $40 million worldwide after three weekends, making it an uncommon summer success for an independent comedy. Its performance matters because non-horror independent films have struggled to reach $20 million domestically since the pandemic disrupted cinema-going habits. The A24 release has earned $20 million in North America and $15.7 million…
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Wolf Alice – “Hammond Song” (The Roches Cover Feat. Sunflower Bean‘s Julia Cumming & Bria Salmena)
Wolf Alice have released their cover of The Roches’ 1979 folk ballad “Hammond Song”, featuring Bria Salmena and Sunflower Bean’s Julia Cumming. The release previews *The Clearing (B Sides)*, an expanded companion edition to the band’s previous album, and brings together three singers for a song renowned for its closely woven vocal harmonies. The original…
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Silvertomb (Type O Negative, Danzig) Announce New Album, Unleash “No Way to Live”: Stream
Silvertomb, led by former Type O Negative and Danzig members Kenny Hickey and Johnny Kelly, have announced their second album, The Interpretation of Nightmares, alongside its lead single, “No Way to Live”. The release marks the band’s return after a seven-year gap, with Hickey citing pandemic disruption and his need to address alcohol problems as…