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It looks like Apple’s iPhone 18 really will skip the fall launch this year
Apple is reportedly planning to delay the standard iPhone 18 until the first quarter of 2027, while launching the iPhone 18 Pro models this autumn. The move would mark a departure from Apple’s usual simultaneous autumn release schedule and could reflect a stronger focus on higher-margin premium devices. Apple supplier Pegatron reportedly confirmed the timing…
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Fox Scores Big Summer With ‘Nation’s Dumbest’
Fox’s reality competition Nation’s Dumbest has become the network’s strongest summer debut in four years, suggesting that celebrity-led entertainment programming is helping bolster its seasonal audience. Hosted by Jack Whitehall, the BBC Studios-produced series features contestants including Hilaria Baldwin, Dr Drew Pinsky, Steve-O and JoJo Siwa. Its 15 July premiere drew 2.3 million viewers over…
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DC Officially Confirms the Return of Nathan Fillion’s Green Lantern in New Series
DC has confirmed that Nathan Fillion will reprise his role as Green Lantern Guy Gardner in the forthcoming animated series Mister Miracle. The appearance extends Fillion’s involvement in James Gunn’s interconnected DC universe and reflects the studio’s approach of using the same actors across live-action and animation. Fillion first played the abrasive Green Lantern in…
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Neil Perry Claims He Was ‘Terminated’ From the Band Perry
Neil Perry says he was formally removed from The Band Perry after disagreeing with sister Kimberly Perry over the group’s new line-up, which now includes her husband Johnny Costello. The dispute matters because it marks a public breakdown within the sibling-founded country-pop band and challenges Kimberly’s suggestion that her brothers supported its latest direction. Neil…
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American F1 team makes shocking midseason change in bid to right the ship amid difficult season
Cadillac, Formula 1’s newest American team, has made an unexpected mid-season change as it attempts to improve a difficult debut campaign. The move matters because the team is currently at the bottom of the standings, increasing pressure to find better performance during the remainder of the season. The article frames the decision as unusual during…
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The Emmys Rules Are Excluding Tons of Great International TV
The article argues that Emmy eligibility rules are preventing acclaimed international television from competing in the main awards, even when programmes are widely watched and distributed by US-based streamers. It says this reduces the quality and breadth of Emmy fields, particularly in years with relatively weak limited-series line-ups, while relegating non-US productions to the less…
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‘Miami Vice ’85’: Alden Ehrenreich Joins Michael B. Jordan And Austin Butler In Universal’s Latest Take On Classic 80s Series
Alden Ehrenreich has joined Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler in Universal Pictures’ Miami Vice ’85, a new film inspired by the influential 1980s television drama. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, the project will revisit the glamour and corruption of mid-1980s Miami, updating the series’ style and atmosphere for a modern cinema release. Dan Gilroy wrote…
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Denny Hamlin chases monster largemouth bass in Texas with Bassmaster pro Chris Zaldain
NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin has taken his growing passion for bass fishing to a new level, joining Bassmaster Elite Series professional Chris Zaldain for a day chasing trophy largemouth bass at Camelot Bell Ranch in Texas. The trip, filmed for Zaldain’s YouTube channel, underlines how what began as an offseason pastime for Hamlin has become…
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Chiefs legend not ready to say dynasty is over despite Patrick Mahomes’ injury, Travis Kelce’s final days
A former Kansas City Chiefs player has argued that it is too soon to declare the team’s dynasty over, despite a disappointing season, Patrick Mahomes’s serious knee injury and uncertainty over Travis Kelce’s future. The assessment matters because the Chiefs’ recent dominance has been built around Mahomes, Kelce and coach Andy Reid, and all three…