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Oscar Documentary Contender ‘House Of Hope’ Secures North American Distribution
Toronto-based New Mountain Films has acquired North American theatrical and streaming rights to *House of Hope*, Marjolein Busstra’s documentary about a pacifist Waldorf primary school in the occupied West Bank. The deal will give the film a wider audience ahead of awards season, following a festival prize that makes it eligible for consideration at the…
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LA Dodgers and MVP Ohtani launch summer of live baseball on BBC
The Los Angeles Dodgers will face the New York Mets on Sunday to begin the BBC’s summer coverage of live Major League Baseball. The match starts a run of 10 consecutive Sunday-night games, followed by four post-season broadcasts, giving UK audiences regular access to the sport during the latter part of the 2026 season. The…
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‘Ransom Canyon’ star Josh Duhamel says he’d rather put money into North Dakota after selling Los Angeles home
Josh Duhamel says he has sold one of his Los Angeles homes and would rather invest his money in North Dakota, where he now considers Fargo his home base. The actor, who stars in “Ransom Canyon”, said the move reflects his desire to put down roots and create a setting in which his family can…
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3 Fantastic Netflix Shows to Binge This Weekend (July 25-26)
Collider recommends Netflix series for a weekend binge, highlighting current popular titles and a new season release for US viewers. – ‘The Hawk’: Will Ferrell’s new comedy series is Netflix’s most-watched show, despite a low Rotten Tomatoes score. – ‘Ransom Canyon’: Netflix’s Texas-set ranching drama returns for a second season, centred on rival families and…
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10 Most Ambitious TV Shows of All Time
Collider ranks television series noted for unusually ambitious storytelling, production scale or artistic intent, arguing that long-form TV can rival films and novels in scope. The article distinguishes ambition from simple quality, while noting that the two often overlap. – ‘Deadwood’ (2004–2006): praised as a richly written and performed Western-crime drama, using substantial HBO production…
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A New Post-Apocalyptic Gundam Anime Series Blasts Into SDCC
A new anime, Mobile Suit Gundam RG XARX-ZERO, was announced at San Diego Comic-Con and is scheduled for 2027. It marks a fresh timeline for the long-running franchise, shifting the setting to a post-apocalyptic future after Earth is made uninhabitable, while continuing Gundam’s expansion across film and television. The series will be directed by Kenji…
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Spain Scores World Cup Docuseries at Prime Video
Prime Video will release a four-part documentary series about Spain’s World Cup victory, offering behind-the-scenes access to the team’s campaign and its wins over Argentina and France. The series matters because it will chronicle a major sporting achievement for Spain and capitalise on unusually high international interest in the tournament. Due by the end of…
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Hall of Famer Cris Carter says upcoming NFL season will be Travis Kelce’s ‘last dance’
Hall of Famer Cris Carter has suggested that the upcoming NFL season could be Travis Kelce’s “last dance”, raising the prospect that the Kansas City Chiefs tight end may be nearing retirement. The comment matters because Kelce remains one of the NFL’s most accomplished and prominent players, and his future could affect the Chiefs’ ambitions.…
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India’s Paid Music Subscribers Could Hit 30 Million by 2028, EY-IMI Report Finds
India’s paid music-streaming subscriber base could double to 28–30 million by 2028, from about 14 million in December 2025, according to an EY and Indian Music Industry report. The projection matters because music consumption is widespread in India but payment remains comparatively limited, constraining income for creators, labels and rights holders. The study surveyed more…
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Charter TV Subscriber Losses Narrow to 21,000 in Second Quarter
Charter Communications lost 21,000 pay-TV customers in the second quarter, a marked improvement on the 80,000 lost a year earlier, although it also saw broadband customer losses widen. The figures underline the pressure on traditional cable operators from streaming services and other digital competitors, even as Charter seeks to strengthen its combined internet, television and…