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The Book Behind Apple TV’s Biggest New Hit Is on Sale Right Now
Elle Fanning has received a Primetime Emmy nomination for her lead role in Apple TV’s “Margo’s Got Money Troubles,” an adaptation of Rufi Thorpe’s bestselling novel of the same name. The nomination places Fanning among a small group of performers to earn both Emmy and Academy Award nominations in the same year, following her recent…
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Top Lawyers List, X Music Settlement, Bad Bunny Lawsuit & More Legal News Stories
Billboard’s weekly Legal Beat newsletter rounds up the latest music-industry legal news, headlined by the publication’s annual Top Music Lawyers list, which profiles attorneys steering major artists and companies through disputes over catalogue sales, record deals and copyright claims. It spotlights Taylor Swift’s longtime lawyer J. Douglas Baldridge of Venable, who over the past year…
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Nintendo Will Not Refund Tariff Fees It Passed Onto Customers, Saying They “Received Exactly What They Bargained And Paid For”
Nintendo has said it will not refund customers for tariff-related costs that were passed on through higher prices. The company’s position is that buyers received the products they agreed to purchase at the stated price, so it does not consider refunds warranted. The report indicates that Nintendo attributed part of its pricing to tariffs, though…
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Boy Harsher announce Get Mean album with new single Hard Beat
Boy Harsher have announced their new album ‘Get Mean’, released on 18 September via Atlantic, and shared its latest single, ‘Hard Beat’. The record marks the electronic duo’s first full-length release since 2019’s ‘Country Girl Uncut’ and 2022’s soundtrack to The Runner, with its 12 tracks exploring grief, heartbreak, loss and survival following the end…
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Labour’s cost of living czar quits after less than six months with warning to Andy Burnham that it’s ‘damn hard to get anything done’ in Government
Ed Miliband’s cost of living adviser has resigned from the role after fewer than six months, delivering a pointed warning to new Prime Minister Andy Burnham about the difficulty of achieving change within Government. The departure comes at a sensitive moment for Burnham, who has faced criticism over the handling of policy funding, including an…
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’Bosch’s Titus Welliver Returns in Pulse-Pounding First Trailer for New Liam Neeson CIA Thriller
A new trailer has been released for The Fix, an upcoming CIA action thriller starring Liam Neeson, Zachary Levi and Titus Welliver, ahead of its cinema release on 11 September 2026. Welliver, best known for playing Harry Bosch, has had a busy year, also currently appearing alongside J.K. Simmons in the crime drama The Westies…
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‘Super Troopers 3’ Is the R-Rated Release Fans Have Been Waiting For [Exclusive]
Collider has shared an exclusive sneak peek of “Super Troopers 3”, the R-rated comedy sequel bringing back the hapless Vermont state troopers ahead of its cinema release on 3 August. The clip continues the franchise’s tradition of absurdist police antics, giving fans a first proper taste of the humour before the film’s wider debut. In…
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Prime Video Is Already Replacing Its Cancelled ‘Stargate’ Reboot With Another Massive Sci-Fi Franchise
Prime Video has ordered an eight-episode RoboCop television series, filling the gap left by its recently cancelled Stargate reboot with another established sci-fi franchise. The move brings Alex Murphy’s story to the small screen for the first time, nearly 40 years after Paul Verhoeven’s 1987 original launched the franchise across sequels, cartoons, comics and video…
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MTG The Hobbit exclusive reveals Orcrist, Goblin-cleaver and Eagle of the Great Shelf
Wizards of the Coast has revealed a new Magic: The Gathering card based on Orcrist, Goblin-cleaver, the legendary sword wielded by Thorin Oakenshield in J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit, ahead of the upcoming Magic: The Hobbit set’s release. The reveal follows the sword’s storied history in Tolkien’s lore, and matters for Magic players because it fills…
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RoboCop revived as eight-part series on Prime Video
RoboCop is set to return as a new eight-episode television series on Prime Video, with Amazon MGM Studios and Blumhouse Atomic Monster confirming the long-rumoured project. The franchise’s original co-creator Ed Neumeier will executive produce, alongside showrunner Peter Ocko and Blumhouse’s James Wan, Michael Clear and Rob Hackett, with the aim of reviving the property’s…