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Vin Diesel’s $7 Billion Action Franchise Is Now the #1 Biggest Series on Streaming
Vin Diesel’s Fast and Furious franchise, having grossed over $7 billion worldwide since its 2001 debut, has become the top-performing film series on streaming, with three of its instalments currently sitting on HBO Max’s global top 10 chart. The surge in viewership comes as fans await the franchise’s eleventh instalment, Fast Forever, which has faced…
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Memphis woman charged with first-degree murder after shooting man found hiding under her child’s bed: docs
A Memphis mother has been charged with first-degree murder after allegedly shooting and killing a man she discovered hiding under her daughter’s bed. Kendra Scott, 36, reportedly told police, “I saw a dude under my kids’ bed, and I did what I had to do,” according to a police affidavit. The case has drawn attention…
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Live Nation faces prospect of UK competition investigation as watchdog lines up industry meetings (report)
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has begun contacting industry figures, including critics of Live Nation, to arrange meetings ahead of a possible investigation into the live music sector, The Times has reported. The move signals that a formal probe into the world’s largest concert promoter and Ticketmaster owner may be imminent, and comes…
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Variety’s Faith & Media Impact Report 2026: Nominations Are Open
Variety has opened submissions for its annual Faith & Media Impact Report 2026, which recognises directors, writers, creators and executives who have delivered authentic, compelling storytelling around faith and spirituality across major world religions over the past year. The list highlights a growing segment of the entertainment industry and will be profiled in Variety’s 2…
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Uefa president boycotts World Cup final in protest against Fifa
Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin boycotted the World Cup final between Argentina and Spain in New Jersey, in protest at a series of Fifa decisions during the tournament. The Slovenian had attended the opening game in Mexico City but stayed away from the final after criticising Fifa for allowing United States striker Folarin Balogun to escape…
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Grupo Mórbido’s Pablo Guisa Boards Two Pics at Costa Rica Media Market, Launches Blood Bank Initiative (EXCLUSIVE)
Grupo Mórbido founder and CEO Pablo Guisa has joined two Latin American genre films as producer after they won the Mórbido Co-Production Award at the Costa Rica Media Market, a sign of the relaunched market’s growing standing as a hub for genre filmmaking. The award brings a company investment of 10–20% of each project’s budget,…
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Army IDs 2 victims killed in enemy attack on Jordan air base
The War Department has named two active-duty US Army soldiers killed in an enemy attack on the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan last week. The identification comes amid heightened tension between the United States and Iran, whose forces have been linked to strikes on American troops in Jordan and Iraq, prompting retaliatory US military…
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Suspect named in New York City alleged incendiary device attack, had ‘anti-ICE stuff’ on him
A man named as Andrew Arrabaca has been identified as the suspect accused of deploying an incendiary device outside a federal building in Lower Manhattan on Monday morning. The device was set off outside 26 Federal Plaza, which houses an FBI field office and a New York immigration court, prompting an investigation by the FBI…
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AOC reveals 2028 plans as she’s ridiculed over ‘fake Southern accent’ in bold Obama-style power move
Representative Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez has drawn attention after apparently signalling her intentions for the 2028 US presidential race, in a move commentators have compared to Barack Obama’s early positioning before his own presidential run. The development comes as she faces mockery online over accusations of adopting a “fake Southern accent” during recent public remarks, with critics…