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Ridley Scott’s 11-Year-Old Sci-Fi Classic Is Officially Taking Over Apple TV
Apple TV has begun adding acclaimed films from outside its usual library of Apple-produced originals, including Ridley Scott’s 2015 sci-fi film The Martian. The move marks a shift for the streamer, which has traditionally focused almost exclusively on exclusive, in-house productions, and appears aimed at broadening its appeal amid competition from rival streaming services. The…
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PSG are the best team in Europe. The rest of Ligue 1 are just trying to survive
Paris Saint-Germain’s dominance, underlined by back-to-back Champions League titles and a Super Cup win over Aston Villa, has left the rest of Ligue 1 largely reconciled to falling short domestically and focused instead on financial survival. With TV broadcasting revenue no longer sustaining French clubs, many now depend on selling promising young players to wealthy…
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New rules, managers and pundits: what’s different this Premier League season?
The Premier League’s 2026-27 season, which kicks off on Friday, brings a raft of changes covering refereeing rules, an unprecedented turnover of managers, and shifts in broadcast coverage. The alterations are designed largely to reduce time-wasting and tighten VAR oversight, while the managerial changes reflect a period of major upheaval among the division’s clubs ahead…
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Silo’s Ashley Zukerman Confirms the End of an Era After Sci-Fi Hit’s Game-Changing Episode
In the latest episode of Apple TV+’s Silo, Congressman Daniel Keene faces a pivotal moral crossroads, prompting actor Ashley Zukerman to describe it as marking “the end of an era” for his character. With just two episodes remaining in the season, the show finally reveals the true purpose behind the silos and the nanotechnology threat,…
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Sutton’s opening weekend predictions v Courteeners frontman Liam Fray
BBC Sport football pundit Chris Sutton has kicked off his season-long predictions contest for the 2025-26 Premier League, pitting himself against Microsoft’s Copilot AI, BBC readers and a rotating cast of celebrity guests. The exercise, which sees Sutton forecast all 380 top-flight fixtures, matters because the AI chatbot won the inaugural contest last season, narrowly…
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Billy Bob Thornton Says “Hollywood Wasn’t Nice” to Taylor Sheridan, But That “Texas Accepted” Him
Actor Billy Bob Thornton has said that Hollywood “wasn’t nice” to Taylor Sheridan, the creator behind Yellowstone and other hit shows, but that Texas welcomed him wholeheartedly once he returned there. The comments, made to Town & Country for a cover story on Sheridan, highlight how the writer-producer’s difficult early years as a struggling Los…
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ENHYPEN Drops Latest Installment in ‘THE SIN’ Series With ‘BLISS’: Stream It Now
ENHYPEN have released their eighth mini-album, THE SIN : BLISS, marking the second instalment in the group’s THE SIN series and their first record since member Heeseung announced he would pursue a solo career. The K-pop act now performs as a six-piece – Jake, Jay, Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon and Ni-ki – and the release lands…
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7 Netflix Fantasy Shows Where Every Episode Is a Masterpiece
Collider has published a listicle recommending seven Netflix fantasy series that the author considers consistently strong throughout their runs, positioned as an antidote to recent high-profile disappointments such as The Witcher and the live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender adaptation. The piece argues that despite Netflix’s mixed reputation in the fantasy genre, a handful of its…
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‘It is the riskiest film I’ve ever made’: Pedro Almodóvar on being the villain in his own movie
Pedro Almodóvar has released Bitter Christmas, his 24th film, a melodrama about the dangers of autofiction that he describes as the riskiest project of his career. In an interview at a London hotel, the 76-year-old Spanish director, who has won more than 60 awards including two Oscars, discussed the film alongside broader reflections on Donald…
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HBO Max’s 5-Part Crime Docuseries Is Even Wilder Than ‘Tiger King’ Once You Know the Real Story
HBO Max’s five-part documentary series *Monsters of God*, which premiered on 6 August 2026, explores the murky world of illegal reptile trafficking, following smugglers, collectors and federal agents involved in a multibillion-dollar black market for creatures such as king cobras, bush vipers and Komodo dragons. The series comes from Eric Goode, the director behind *Tiger…