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Jonathan Daviss Thinks You Will Be Surprised With His Post-‘Outer Banks’ Role
Actor Jonathan Daviss is preparing to say goodbye to his breakout role in Netflix’s “Outer Banks”, which ends with its fifth and final season, while gearing up for a very different next project: playing rapper Snoop Dogg in an upcoming biopic directed by Craig Brewer. Daviss, 26, has played Pope Heyward since the show premiered…
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Avengers: Doomsday star Sebastian Stan says he’s never seen a full script of the movie so has “absolutely no idea” what happens
Sebastian Stan opens up about the unusual way the Russos film
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Moment Brit tourists spot sinking ghost ship off French coast during ferry trip to the UK sparking hunt for missing sailors
British tourists travelling on a cross-Channel ferry witnessed a vessel sinking off the French coast, capturing footage of what appeared to be an abandoned “ghost ship” going down in the water. The sighting triggered a search operation for sailors feared missing from the stricken boat, highlighting the ongoing hazards faced by vessels in the busy…
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War Child U.K. Kicks Off Secret 7″ Record Auction, Featuring Tracks From John Lennon, the Last Dinner Party, Glass Animals and More
War Child U.K. has launched the 10th edition of its Secret 7″ record auction, offering 700 vinyl sleeves designed by well-known artists around mystery tracks from musicians including John Lennon, the Last Dinner Party and Glass Animals. Neither the song nor the sleeve’s designer is revealed until a winning bidder receives their record, adding an…
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Reform’s £50bn welfare cut plan, Tupac trial opens, Hayden Panettiere dies at 36
Reform UK has proposed cutting more than £50 billion a year from welfare spending, principally by reshaping working-age disability and sickness support. Its plans include abolishing personal independence payment and the health element of Universal Credit for working-age adults, replacing some cash support with locally administered disability support accounts, tightening eligibility and reassessing existing claimants…
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PS6 Is Still A Mystery To Sony, Including When It’s Coming Out
The PlayStation 5 console will celebrate the sixth anniversary of its launch in November, but what does the future hold in store for Sony’s gaming ambitions? Current expectations are for a PlayStation 6 to eventually hit the market, but when it’ll arrive is another question entirely. Analysts can only guess as much, but don’t expect Sony’s top brass to have…
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Sebastian Stan may have confirmed who he’s playing in The Batman 2, and it’s not Victor Zsasz
A major Batman: Part II mystery may have been solved
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POISON’s RIKKI ROCKETT On Why Now Is Right Time For Him To Release His Memoir: ‘I Didn’t Wanna Embarrass My Parents When They Were Alive’
POISON drummer Rikki Rockett has explained why he waited until now to publish his memoir, “Ghost Notes: My Life In Poison”, saying he did not want to embarrass his parents while they were alive by revealing certain stories. In a new interview, he said that with his parents now gone and his own children old…
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ABC sues FCC over what it calls politically motivated pressure
Disney’s ABC has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission, bringing to a head months of confrontation with the regulator over what the broadcaster calls politically motivated pressure. ABC’s lawyers argued the company was being punished for its editorial decisions and news coverage, saying it had “no alternative means to eliminate these…
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‘How to Change the World,’ Exec Produced by Mark Cuban, Puts Spotlight on Social Entrepreneurs (Exclusive)
A new 10-part documentary series, “How to Change the World,” will spotlight social entrepreneurs addressing global challenges when it premieres on YouTube on 10 September. The show is executive produced by Mark Cuban alongside Geralyn Dreyfous and Gotham Chopra, and is a joint production between World Within Studios and Religion of Sports, offering an alternative…