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Sinclair CEO Chris Ripley “Couldn’t Be Happier” About Expected FCC Repeal Of Federal Ownership Cap
Sinclair CEO Chris Ripley said he “couldn’t be happier” as the FCC prepares to vote on scrapping the federal cap limiting a single company from owning TV stations reaching more than 39% of US households. The Republican-led commission, chaired by Trump appointee Brendan Carr, has long argued the rule is outdated in an era of…
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Amanda Frances Out Of ‘The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills’ After One Season: “I Win In The End”
Amanda Frances is leaving The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after just one season, announcing on Instagram that she will not return for Season 16. The entrepreneur, who joined the Bravo series in Season 15, said the decision reflected the demands of her already busy life rather than any falling-out, framing her exit as a…
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Forget ‘The Pitt,’ One of TV’s Most Underseen Medical Dramas Is Coming to Netflix
A new Fox medical drama, “Best Medicine,” has arrived on Netflix, offering a gentler alternative to intense hospital dramas like “The Pitt.” The series is an American remake of the long-running British show “Doc Martin,” relocating its story from Cornwall to a fictional fishing village in coastal Maine, and blends light comedy with small-town charm…
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Inside ‘Sterling Point’: Why Megan Park’s YA Series Trades Tired Tropes for a Refreshing Dose of Realism
Prime Video’s new YA drama “Sterling Point”, created by writer-director Megan Park, aims to bring greater authenticity to a crowded coming-of-age television landscape. Park, previously known for the Sundance hit “My Old Ass” and for her earlier acting role in “The Secret Life of the American Teenager”, wanted the series to treat its teenage characters…
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Peacock’s Love Island USA becomes summer’s most-streamed show
“Love Island USA” Season 8 has been confirmed as the most-watched streaming series of summer 2026, closing out its run as Peacock’s most-watched original season ever with nearly 19 billion minutes viewed. The reality dating show topped Nielsen’s streaming reality chart for six consecutive weeks, cementing its status as a ratings and cultural phenomenon ahead…
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Trump files emergency motion to block BBC from getting financial details about business empire
President Trump’s attorney filed an emergency motion Wednesday seeking to block the BBC from obtaining financial records linked to his trust. The British broadcaster received approval from a judge late last month to probe the president’s financial documents after Trump claimed he experienced losses due to an episode of the company’s “Panorama” series titled “Trump:…
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Pakistan win first away Test in three years to draw Windies series
Pakistan secured their first Test victory on foreign soil in three years, beating West Indies by eight wickets in Port-of-Spain to draw the two-match series 1-1. Chasing a modest target of 75 on the fourth day, openers Abdullah Shafique and captain Babar Azam both hit unbeaten 24s to complete the win inside 24 overs, ending…
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NWSL’s Kansas City Current Owner Thanks ‘Ted Lasso’ After Team’s Season 4 Cameo: “The Taylor Swift Effect”
As Apple TV’s “Ted Lasso” returned for its Season 4 premiere, the show wove in real-life women’s football, featuring the NWSL side Kansas City Current in Wednesday’s episode “Home”. Current co-owner Angie Long said the cameo, filmed at Kansas City’s CPKC Stadium, acts as an “endorsement” of women’s soccer, arguing the show’s cultural reach can…
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NWSL sets plans for early start, summer break next season to account for 2027 World Cup
The National Women’s Soccer League has announced its 2027 schedule, which will feature the earliest start in league history and a seven-week mid-season break to accommodate the Women’s World Cup in Brazil. Commissioner Jessica Berman said the timing decisions, including opening the season in Los Angeles just before the Super Bowl, are part of a…
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T-Mobile Launches New Student Discounts for Wireless Plans That Include Netflix, Apple TV, and Hulu
T-Mobile has launched a new Student Perks range of wireless plans in the US, offering discounted access to its Essentials and Experience tiers for qualifying students. The move is aimed at cash-strapped students during the Back-to-School season and forms part of a wider push by the carrier to make its services more affordable and accessible,…