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The Best Student Discounts on Streaming Services, Subscriptions and Tech
This roundup from The Hollywood Reporter highlights ongoing student discounts on streaming services, subscriptions and technology that remain available beyond the typical back-to-school sales season. Students can verify their status to access reduced pricing across major platforms, offering savings that in some cases exceed 80 percent off standard rates, making it a useful reference for…
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Netflix Adds Logan Marshall-Green, Scott Bakula and More to ‘The Sticks,’ Shares First-Look at Hockey Drama
The show centers on a grieving wife who steps behind the bench of the hockey team her husband built.
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Quinnen Williams agrees to $105.9M contract extension with Cowboys, locking him in through 2030 season
Quinnen Williams has agreed to a contract extension with the Dallas Cowboys worth $105.9 million, a deal that will keep the star defensive tackle with the team through the 2030 season. The move cements Williams as a cornerstone of Dallas’s defensive line for the long term and places him among the highest-paid players at his…
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Boxing Legend Chris John Joins Silver Media Group for Animated Series ‘Dragon’s Dojo’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Singapore’s Silver Media Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with Indonesian boxing legend Chris John to develop “Dragon’s Dojo,” a mobile-first, vertically formatted animated series inspired by Indonesian folklore. The project launches the ASERYA Asian Mythology Franchise, an interconnected universe intended to bring lesser-known Asian legends and mythical figures to a global audience across…
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London’s supercar season in full swing as wealthy Arab playboys rev engines and speed down the capital’s most exclusive streets – forcing police to seize £8million worth of luxury motors
London’s summer “supercar season” has returned, with wealthy visitors from the Gulf bringing high-value sports cars to the capital and driving them at speed through exclusive areas such as Knightsbridge and Mayfair. The influx, which recurs each year as affluent tourists escape the Middle Eastern heat, has again prompted complaints from residents about noise, dangerous…
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Netflix’s The Last House ending explained by director: ‘We humans are the bad guys of this planet’
Director Louis Leterrier has explained the twist ending of Netflix’s survival thriller The Last House, revealing that the family’s mysterious captors are Cthulhu-esque merpeople who have flooded the planet to purge it of humans. He described blending genuine mermaid folklore with cosmic horror to move the story from physical survival towards psychological and emotional stakes,…
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Demi Lovato returns as Mitchie Torres in Camp Rock 3
Demi Lovato made a cameo appearance in “Camp Rock 3”, reprising her role as Mitchie Torres, Disney confirmed ahead of the film’s Los Angeles premiere. This marked a change from earlier plans under which Lovato was only set to executive produce the film without appearing on screen, and came 18 years after the original “Camp…
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‘Newlyweds’ Jamie Lee Curtis On Why She “Begged” Her Agents To Get Her Sitcom & Why Multi-Cam Sitcoms Are Primed For Comeback
Jamie Lee Curtis has spoken about finally landing a multi-camera sitcom role in NBC’s “Newlyweds”, after decades of asking her agents for one. The Oscar-winning actress, who executive produces and recurs in the new comedy, said she had wanted to do a sitcom every year since her 1980s ABC series “Anything But Love”, calling the…
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How podcaster James English went from reality TV and dating Kerry Katona to interviewing ‘£1bn crime lord’ Daniel Kinahan and Tommy Robinson
James English, a former reality TV star who once dated Kerry Katona, has built one of Britain’s most talked-about podcasts, AnythingGoesWithJames, by landing interviews with controversial and high-profile figures including alleged crime boss Daniel Kinahan and activist Tommy Robinson. His trajectory from tabloid fixture to interviewer of underworld and political figures illustrates how the podcast…
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Prime Video Officially Sets Next Fantasy Series With Ridley Scott
Prime Video has struck a deal with Ridley Scott’s Scott Free Productions to adapt Holly Black’s bestselling Folk of the Air trilogy for television, giving fantasy fans a new series to anticipate. The announcement comes as Amazon looks to fill the gap left by cancelled fantasy projects, and follows Hulu’s 2025 axing of its A…