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Adam Driver Turns Down So Many Marvel Movie Offers That It’s ‘Become a Tradition’ at the Studio to ‘Zoom With Him and Then He Passes’
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has revealed that Adam Driver has repeatedly turned down offers to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, joking that it has become a studio “tradition” for executives to hold a Zoom call with the actor before he politely declines. Feige made the comments on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, noting that…
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Mahmood’s immigration reforms face being watered down by No10 ‘tinkering’
Shabana Mahmood’s planned immigration reforms are reportedly at risk of being diluted by “tinkering” from within Downing Street, according to the Daily Mail. The report suggests internal disagreement over the scope and implementation of the changes, raising questions about how far the government will go in following through on its stated immigration policy commitments. Beyond…
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Trump unleashes shock 50% tariffs on Canada in explosive trade war over wine, cars and hockey sticks
Donald Trump has imposed sharp new tariffs of 50% on a range of Canadian goods, marking a significant escalation in trade tensions between the United States and its northern neighbour. The move affects several high-profile sectors, including wine, cars and hockey sticks, and is likely to strain relations between Washington and Ottawa while raising costs…
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Bryson DeChambeau wanted President Trump to intervene in his Open Championship penalty: report
Bryson DeChambeau’s two-stroke penalty at the 2026 Open Championship remains a talking point after a report claimed he wanted President Donald Trump to intervene on his behalf. The penalty was issued during his second round after officials ruled he had improved his lie by stomping down tall grass near his ball, an illegal action under…
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Bill Maher says it’s ‘so stupid’ for anti-Trump artists to bail on Kennedy Center performances
Bill Maher has criticised musicians and artists who have pulled out of Kennedy Center performances in protest at Donald Trump’s involvement with the venue, calling the move “stupid”. The comedian and talk show host made the comments after himself accepting the Mark Twain Prize for American Humour, a leading honour presented at the Kennedy Center,…
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So much for the ‘special relationship’! Ed Miliband becomes Britain’s top diplomat despite having branded Trump a ‘racist and misogynist’ and after he blocked strikes against Syria
Ed Miliband has been appointed Foreign Secretary in a reshuffle by new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, a move that raises eyebrows given Miliband’s past criticism of US President Donald Trump and his role in blocking military action against Syria. The appointment puts him at the centre of UK-US diplomacy despite previously branding Trump “racist” and…
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Variety Interview Studio Presented by Google TV Returns to San Diego
Variety’s Interview Studio, presented by Google TV, will return to San Diego on 24-25 July 2026, offering in-depth conversations with prominent film and television talent alongside an exclusive Nintendo gaming lounge. Dea Lawrence, Variety’s co-president and publisher, described the event as a “defining fixture” of the entertainment industry that unites the creative community, talent and…
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Lindsey Graham succession fight upended as Trump’s chosen successor jumps in
Senator Darline Graham has entered the special election for the South Carolina Senate seat previously held by her late brother, Lindsey Graham, after being urged to do so by President Donald Trump. Graham had been appointed to serve out the remainder of her brother’s term following his sudden death, and her decision to seek a…
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Canadian wildfires rage as Trump warns Carney again over ‘poisoning’ US air
US President Donald Trump has again warned Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney over wildfire smoke drifting into the United States, telling him during Sunday’s World Cup Final to bring the fires under control and suggesting Canada “should pay some damages” for the impact. The remarks escalate tension between the two countries after Trump threatened new…
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Europe’s ‘green ideology’ climate agenda risks crushing its industry, environment minister warns
Czech Environment Minister Igor Červený has warned that Europe risks crippling its own industrial base if it does not soften its aggressive climate agenda, cautioning that manufacturers are increasingly shifting production abroad. Speaking to Fox News Digital during his first visit to the United Nations, he argued that European leaders need to respond to voters…