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Josh Radnor Says He’s Not Close To His ‘How I Met Your Mother’ Co-Stars “Not Even A Little Bit”: “I Have Love For All These People”
Actor Josh Radnor, best known as Ted Mosby in “How I Met Your Mother”, has revealed he is no longer close with his former co-stars, twelve years after the CBS sitcom ended its nine-season run. Speaking on the Half the Picture podcast, he said the cast is “not even a little bit” close these days,…
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Cynthia Erivo to Be Honored at American Ballet Theatre’s 2026 Fall Gala
Cynthia Erivo will be honoured at American Ballet Theatre’s 2026 Fall Gala, themed “Angels and Demons,” taking place on Thursday 29 October at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center in New York. The award recognises the actress and singer, a Grammy, Daytime Emmy and Tony winner and three-time Oscar nominee, whose acclaim has…
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Bodo/Glimt in strong position following first-leg win at NEC
Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt have put themselves in a strong position to reach this season’s Champions League after beating NEC Nijmegen 3-1 away in the first leg of their play-off tie. The result gives last season’s surprise Champions League run side, who reached the quarter-finals in the previous campaign, a healthy advantage heading into the second…
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10 ‘Star Trek: The Original Series’ Episodes Everyone Should Watch at Least Once
This Collider feature highlights ten episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series that the author argues are essential viewing, even for those who aren’t devoted fans of the franchise. The piece reflects on the show’s enduring cultural influence since its 1967 debut, noting its exploration of philosophical and political themes despite its now-dated effects and…
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Paramount-Warner Bros. merger projected to eliminate 4,500 production jobs
A Los Angeles County report has found that the proposed merger of Paramount and Warner Bros. could cost around 4,500 film and television production jobs over three years, adding pressure to an industry already in steep decline. The finding, from consultancy CVL Economics, matters because it has become a focal point in the legal battles…
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Doc Talk Podcast: Rebecca Miller On Her Emmy-Nominated ‘Mr. Scorsese’, A Journey Into The Mind And Mastery Of Martin Scorsese
Rebecca Miller, director of the Apple TV documentary series “Mr. Scorsese,” discusses her Emmy-nominated exploration of filmmaker Martin Scorsese on the latest episode of Deadline’s Doc Talk podcast. The five-part series examines Scorsese’s complex personality and decades-spanning career, and has earned three Primetime Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series and Outstanding Directing For…
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Nicola Coughlan On Smaller ‘Bridgerton’ Season 5 Role Amid ‘Only Murders In The Building’ Filming: “I Had Such An Epic Run”
Nicola Coughlan has confirmed she will appear in fewer episodes of Netflix’s Bridgerton in its upcoming fifth season, as she balances the role with filming Season 6 of Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building. The Penelope Bridgerton actress, who led Season 3 alongside Luke Newton, said she still values the chance to “pop back” to…
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8 Near-Perfect HBO Miniseries That Everyone Forgot About
Collider has compiled a list of HBO miniseries it considers underappreciated, arguing that despite the network’s strong reputation for prestige television, the sheer volume of acclaimed shows means even excellent limited series can fade from public memory. The piece highlights productions that combined strong writing, performances and production values but didn’t sustain lasting cultural buzz.…
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‘The Office’ star Jenna Fischer exposes the grueling reality that forced her off TV
Jenna Fischer, best known as Pam Beesly on “The Office,” has revealed why she stepped back from television series work after the show ended in 2013. She said the demanding, all-consuming schedule of series acting made it impossible to be consistently present for her children, prompting her to prioritise family life over further long-running TV…
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Rillet raises $100M Series C at $1B valuation — 2 years after emerging from stealth
AI accounting startup Rillet has raised a $100 million Series C funding round at a $1 billion valuation, just two years after emerging from stealth in 2024. The round, led by Iconiq with returning investors Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia, underscores continued investor enthusiasm for AI startups aiming to disrupt established enterprise software providers such as…