Tate Brothers Denied Release While Fighting British Extradition
A federal judge in Miami has denied Andrew and Tristan Tate’s request for release while they challenge extradition to Britain. U.S. Magistrate Judge Lauren Louis ordered the brothers to remain in custody, citing concerns that their wealth, international connections, dual citizenship and history of travel could make them flight risks. Why Britain is seeking extradition […]
What If Facebook and Instagram Had to Let You Turn Off the Algorithm?
Australia is proposing rules that would give social-media users more control over whether algorithms or their own chosen accounts determine what appears in their feeds.
Streaming Was Supposed to Replace Cable. Why Does It Feel Like Cable Again?
U.S. streaming services increased advertising loads in 2026, raising a familiar question for viewers: is streaming slowly turning back into cable?
‘The Drop: A Snowfall Saga’ Premieres Tonight, Taking the Story Into ’90s West Coast Rap
FX’s The Drop: A Snowfall Saga premieres September 8 on Hulu, following Wanda and Leon into 1990s Los Angeles as the crack era gives way to the rise of West Coast rap.
Stevie Wonder Celebrates 50 Years of ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ With Anniversary Tour
Stevie Wonder is taking Songs in the Key of Life back on the road for its 50th anniversary, performing the landmark album in full across an 18-date international tour.
Sherri Shepherd to Take Broadway’s Genie Role in Aladdin
Sherri Shepherd will play the Genie in Broadway’s Aladdin from October 16, 2026, through January 3, 2027.
Can Buying Back Time Help a Relationship? What the Research Actually Shows
Time-saving services may ease stress and improve relationship satisfaction for busy couples, but researchers and therapists caution that outsourcing cannot fix deeper inequality or poor communication.
‘Widow’s Bay’ Leads the Early Emmys With Eight Wins
‘Widow’s Bay’ won eight early Emmys, while ‘DTF St. Louis’ took six and ‘The Pitt’ added four ahead of the September 14 main ceremony.
Microdramas Are Booming: How Phone-First Stories Are Rewriting Hollywood
Vertical microdramas are drawing millions of viewers and billions in revenue. Here is how phone-first storytelling is changing Hollywood—and what independent creators can learn.