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Former ‘Doctor Who’ Showrunner Warns Reboot Would Create One Huge Problem
Former Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has warned against rebooting the long-running BBC science fiction series, arguing it would confuse both casual viewers and longtime fans. His comments, made in an interview with Doctor Who Magazine, come at an uncertain time for the show, which has recently ended its partnership with Disney+, been put out…
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Scarlets sign Wales fly-half Anscombe from Bayonne
Wales fly-half Gareth Anscombe has returned home to sign for Scarlets ahead of the 2026-27 season, moving from French Top 14 side Bayonne. The 35-year-old, who can also cover full-back, is intended to provide competition for Wales playmaker Sam Costelow, whose absence through injury last season left the region relying on makeshift options at number…
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HBO Max Is Officially Making a Major Change to Streaming
HBO Max is rolling out two new mobile features aimed at helping subscribers find something to watch more easily, as the platform seeks to maintain its reputation for having one of the most user-friendly interfaces in streaming. The move comes amid a strong year for HBO, following the successful launches of The Pitt Season 2…
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Josh Hartnett Battles a Sea Monster in First Teaser for Netflix Thriller Series ‘Below’
Netflix has released the first teaser trailer for “Below,” a six-episode thriller series starring Josh Hartnett, in which a small Newfoundland fishing town is terrorised by a mysterious sea creature. The show marks a notable return to genre television for Hartnett, who also serves as an executive producer, following earlier roles in series such as…
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Batman: Caped Crusader Season 2 Review – Darker, Deadlier, but Still Flawed
IGN has published a spoiler-free review of “Batman: Caped Crusader” Season 2, ahead of its premiere on Prime Video. The animated series, overseen by Batman: The Animated Series co-creator Bruce Timm, continues its adult-oriented, noir-influenced take on Gotham City, and the review finds the new season darker and more assured, though still carrying over some…
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Douglas Stuart, Marlon James & Elizabeth Strout Among 13 Authors On The Booker Prize Longlist; Organizers Say 2026 Selection “Rewards Risk”
The 2026 Booker Prize longlist has been announced, featuring 13 authors including previous winners Douglas Stuart and Marlon James, alongside American novelist Elizabeth Strout. Organisers say the selection “rewards risk”, with judging panel chair Mary Beard describing the chosen novels as dynamite that offer fresh perspectives rather than comfortable reflection. The prize, regarded as the…
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Xabi Alonso plays down Welbeck and Henderson moves after Chelsea win
Xabi Alonso downplayed reports linking Chelsea to Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson after taking charge for the first time in a pre-season 6-4 win over Western Sydney Wanderers. The new manager declined to confirm specific transfer targets but said he wanted to build a squad with “proper balance”, reflecting a shift in Chelsea’s recruitment strategy…
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Resident Evil 2 surpasses RE5 as series’ best-selling game
Capcom’s latest quarterly earnings report shows that Resident Evil 2’s 2019 remake has become the Resident Evil series’ best-selling title, overtaking Resident Evil 5. This marks a notable shift in the franchise’s history, as Resident Evil 5 had long held the top spot but is often viewed by fans as the point where the series…
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Food Network Sets New Bobby Flay Fine-Dining Competition Series ‘The Line’ for Fall Debut (EXCLUSIVE)
Food Network has announced a new fine-dining cooking competition series, “Bobby Flay’s The Line,” which will premiere on 8 September at 9pm ET and stream on HBO Max. The show follows celebrity chef Bobby Flay and a hand-picked team of chefs as they run a restaurant service line, preparing a fine-dining menu in real time…