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Thousands of jobs at Virgin Media O2 to be cut
Virgin Media O2 plans to cut thousands of jobs from its 16,000-person workforce as the telecoms firm battles debt totaling £27.2 billion and intensifying market competition.
Crypto firm Binance covers 90% of losses after $6.3bn hack
Binance has covered 90% of $6.3bn in assets stolen in a hack attributed to North Korea, with the remaining 10% expected to follow as the exchange restores services.
Strikes by North Sea oil workers could ‘severely disrupt’ UK fuel supplies
A planned strike by North Sea oil workers at Apache could severely disrupt UK fuel supplies, according to the Unite union, after pay negotiations broke down.
‘It really hammers people’: Scottish islanders hit by highest diesel prices in UK
Scottish island residents face the UK’s highest diesel prices, exceeding 220p per litre in some areas, creating significant financial strain on communities already challenged by remote geography and limited services.
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Brooks Koepka fumes after ‘pathetic’ Wyndham Championship performance costs him place in FedExCup playoffs
Brooks Koepka missed the FedExCup playoffs after finishing tied for 70th at the Wyndham Championship, calling his performance ‘pathetic’ and citing struggles on the greens.
How the Late-Night Emmy Became the Anti-Trump Award
Late-night Emmy voters are positioning the variety series award as a vehicle to express opposition to President Trump, with multiple hosts competing for what has become Hollywood’s premier anti-Trump award.
Helloooo, Emmy: Art Carney’s Enduring ‘Honeymooners’ Triumph
Art Carney won the sole Emmy awarded to The Honeymooners during its 1950s run, taking home the prize for best actor in a supporting role as Ed Norton.
‘Even the good guys were doing bad things’: the wild, twisted story behind the new Tiger King
A new HBO docuseries explores the global black market for rare reptiles, tracing decades of smuggling through the eyes of traffickers, collectors, and law enforcement caught in moral ambiguity.
My Brilliant Career: inside Netflix’s horny, ‘bonkers’ take on an Australian classic the world is about to love
Netflix adapts the classic Australian novel with a rebellious take featuring sexually explicit content, contemporary music, and diverse casting. The series reimagines the coming-of-age story through a teenage perspective.
Olivia Wilde Calls ‘The Invite’ the ‘Most Incredible’ Experience of Her Life: ‘It Was the Highlight of My Career’
Director Olivia Wilde presented “The Invite” at the Locarno Film Festival, calling the experience “the highlight of my career” and describing the collaborative dramedy as a rare theatrical comedy success.
‘Spring Story’ and ‘The Surubí’ Win Big at Locarno’s First Look
Uruguayan films “Spring Story” and “The Surubí” won top prizes at Locarno’s First Look program, a competition focused on post-production funding for films from the country.
What’s It Going to Take for Steve Carell to Finally Win an Emmy?
Steve Carell has earned 12 Emmy nominations throughout his career without a single win, making him second only to Angela Lansbury among Emmy-nominated performers without victories.
Florian Hoffmann’s U.N. Compound Drama ‘Yazz’ Takes Main Alliance 4 Development Prizes at Locarno Pro Awards
Florian Hoffmann’s ‘Yazz,’ a coming-of-age drama set in a UN compound in the Central African Republic, won top prizes at the Locarno Pro Awards for the Alliance 4 Development platform.
Letterboxd Responds to Website Crash that Signed Users Out of Accounts
Letterboxd experienced a website and app outage on Sunday morning that logged users out of their accounts. The platform restored service by early afternoon.
‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ to Open Real Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza Location in 2027
A real-world Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza location based on the “Five Nights at Freddy’s” franchise will open at American Dream in New Jersey in 2027, featuring animatronic shows and dining.
What Finally Made Rafael Nadal Quit? Netflix’s ‘Rafa’ Has the Answer
Netflix’s four-part documentary ‘Rafa’ chronicles Rafael Nadal’s retirement from professional tennis after 22 Grand Slam titles, exploring the physical and mental toll of his career-long injuries.