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Tim Curry’s Greatest Film Performance Is Streaming Free on YouTube
Collider argues that Tim Curry’s performance as Wadsworth in the 1985 comedy-mystery *Clue* is his greatest film role, following news of the actor’s death aged 80. The article highlights the film as a showcase for Curry’s comic timing, energetic delivery and ability to anchor a large ensemble, while noting that it offers a rare prominent…
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‘The Sandlot’ Cast Reunites for ‘Dugout Dads’ Comedy Series, Chris Paul Signs on to Executive Produce
The cast of 1993 baseball film “The Sandlot” has reunited for “Dugout Dads”, a nine-episode comedy series released on YouTube. The show follows an optimistic father who coaches his children’s Little League team, only to find the adults more difficult to manage than the players, and its creators hope the short-form release will lead to…
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Apple TV Officially Brings Ridley Scott’s 2-Part Sci-Fi Masterpiece Back to Life
Ridley Scott’s sci-fi drama Raised by Wolves is gaining renewed attention after appearing among the most-watched titles on Apple TV’s pay-per-view service, according to FlixPatrol data. The resurgence matters because HBO Max cancelled the series after two seasons and later removed it from its platform, leaving its story unfinished despite critical and audience support. Strong…
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Parke’s Viral Collegiate Sweatshirts Are Still in Stock, From Schools Tied to Music Legends & More
Parke has launched its first licensed collegiate collection with sports lifestyle company ’47, applying its social-media-famous mockneck sweatshirts and loungewear styling to 10 American universities. The limited online release matters because it moves the young brand into officially licensed campus merchandise while retaining the scarcity model that helped make its products viral and quick to…
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YouTube Uses Set-Piece Speech To Protest That It’s Not A “Villain” Intent On Toppling TV
YouTube has told the television industry that it should be seen as a partner rather than a threat, in a major speech at the Edinburgh TV Festival. Pedro Pina, YouTube’s vice president for EMEA, argued that changing viewing habits create an opportunity for broadcasters and said traditional television retains distinctive strengths in creating shared cultural…
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YouTube’s Pedro Pina Says Platform Can Fuel Britain’s Next TV ‘Golden Age,’ Unveils $4 Million Pledge: We’re ‘Not the Villain’
YouTube’s EMEA vice-president Pedro Pina told the Edinburgh TV Festival that the platform should be seen as a partner to British television rather than a cause of its decline. He argued that online video is supplying new talent, audiences and income to the sector, and said it could help create a third “golden age” of…
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Blake Griffin to Host His Own Late Night TV Show (Exclusive)
Former NBA All-Star Blake Griffin is set to host The Stepback with Blake Griffin, a weekly late-night sports commentary programme for Prime Video and YouTube. The show aims to combine comedy and cultural analysis, with Griffin addressing prominent and sometimes contentious issues in sport from the perspective of a former player and broadcaster. The first…
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Brittany Hockley’s private regrets after oversharing about her husband… Plus, the TikTok conspiracy theory sparked by rival Tess and Jules interviews: INSIDE MAIL
Life Uncut co-host Brittany Hockley sparked headlines this week after saying on the popular Australian podcast that she would not be bothered if her husband, Swiss footballer Benjamin Siegrist, had paid for sex before they met, arguing it was a one-off act between consenting adults rather than an ongoing betrayal. Co-host Laura Byrne agreed with…
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Meta will pay up to $18 billion to settle states’ lawsuit alleging harms to young users
Meta has agreed to pay up to $18 billion (£14bn) and overhaul how Facebook and Instagram operate for teenagers, settling a lawsuit brought by dozens of US states over allegations that it designed its platforms to be addictive to young users and improperly collected children’s data. The proposed settlement, which still requires court approval, resolves…
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YouTube Premium prices rise in Europe and Singapore
YouTube Premium is becoming more expensive for subscribers in Singapore and several European markets, with reported rises on Individual plans ranging from roughly 10% to 17%. Google has not issued a public statement or list of affected countries, and the increases have instead come to light through subscriber emails, price-change notices, and reports from outlets…