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SWFC news: Centre-back options in the spotlight ahead of season opener – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday’s central-defensive selection was a key issue before their League One opening match away to Leyton Orient. The article considered who manager Henrik Pedersen might choose at centre-back, a decision that matters as the newly rebuilt side begins a campaign aimed at returning to the Championship. Wednesday had strengthened significantly over the summer, including…
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TV tonight: fascinating documentary explores the rise and fall of a Russian spy
Channel 4’s two-part documentary Spy Next Door: The Anna Chapman Story, airing tonight, examines the rise and fall of Russian spy Anna Chapman, who used charm to infiltrate elite social circles in London and New York before being unmasked. The programme draws on interviews with unwitting acquaintances and the agents who tracked her, framing her…
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‘Ted Lasso’ Just Quietly Connected Itself to Quentin Tarantino’s Movie Universe
Ted Lasso has returned to Apple TV for a fourth season after seemingly wrapping up for good in 2023, and eagle-eyed fans have spotted a small but notable detail in the premiere: a pack of Red Apple cigarettes visible while Ted works at a grocery store checkout. The fictional cigarette brand was created by filmmaker…
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Adam Peaty’s ‘hero worship’ of father-in-law Gordon Ramsay has led to copycat poses in a ‘desire to impress him and bond with him’, body language expert claims
A body language expert has claimed that swimmer Adam Peaty’s tendency to copy poses and mannerisms of his father-in-law, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, stems from a form of “hero worship”. According to the analysis, Peaty’s mirroring of Ramsay is driven by a desire to impress him and strengthen their bond as family members. The claim…
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Apple TV’s Greatest Horror Has the Best 4 Minutes of TV
This article from Collider is an opinion piece praising Apple TV+’s horror-comedy series Widow’s Bay, singling out a four-minute sequence in episode eight, “Your Baggage,” as the standout moment of 2026 television. The writer argues the scene subverts the horror genre’s “Final Girl” trope by giving overlooked character Patricia, played by Emmy-nominated actress Kate O’Flynn,…
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Former ‘Summer House’ star loses House Democratic primary to take on Stauber in Minnesota
Former federal immigration official Trina Swanson is projected to win the Democratic primary in Minnesota’s 8th Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. Swanson defeated Democrats John Munter and Luke Gulbranson — the latter of whom appeared on seasons 4-7 of the Bravo series “Summer House.” By winning the primary, Swanson locks up a spot…
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‘Reacher’ Season 4 Is Officially Bringing Back a Character You Never Even Knew Existed [Exclusive]
Ahead of Reacher Season 4’s premiere, production designer Nazgol Goshtasbpour has revealed that the show has quietly built a recurring off-screen character called Trish across all four seasons, hidden in the set dressing of workstations belonging to Alan Ritchson’s protagonist and his allies. Though Trish has never appeared on screen, the production team invented a…
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Mel Gibson’s WW2 Comeback Is Officially a Streaming Hit 10 Years Later
Mel Gibson’s 2016 war drama *Hacksaw Ridge* has re-emerged as a streaming hit a decade after its cinema release, currently ranking among the most-watched titles on the Fandango (Vudu) platform in the US. The resurgence highlights the enduring appeal of the Oscar-winning World War Two biopic, which marked Gibson’s return to directing after a ten-year…
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Forget ‘The Night Agent,’ Netflix’s Best Spy Series Is Officially Returning
Netflix has all but confirmed a second season of “Black Doves”, the Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw-led spy thriller, with a return expected in winter 2026 or early 2027. The show debuted in full on 3 December 2024 and quickly topped streaming charts, blending James Bond-style espionage with the visceral action associated with the “Reacher”…
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‘The Brink of War’ Review: Reagan and Gorbachev Engage in Unengaging Verbal Battle
Variety film critic Guy Lodge has reviewed “The Brink of War,” a new historical drama from faith-based distributor Angel Studios about the 1986 Reykjavik Summit between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, calling it earnest but dull. The film, from writer-director Michael Russell Gunn, dramatises the two days of talks that helped pave the way for…