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‘Elsinore,’ ‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’ and ‘Animol’ Lead British Independent Film Awards Nominations
‘Elsinore’ leads the 2026 British Independent Film Awards with 12 nominations, followed by ‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’ with eight and Ashley Walters’ directorial debut ‘Animol’ with seven.
Cost of balancing Great Britain’s power grid reaches nearly £50m a day
Great Britain’s power grid balancing costs reached nearly £50m on a single day as transmission bottlenecks forced wind farms offline, with monthly costs hitting record highs.
Four ways Labour could raise money in the Budget without hiking income tax
The UK chancellor faces pressure to raise funds without increasing income tax, considering options including bank taxes, gambling machine levies, and online marketplace VAT collection measures.
Marc Lore’s Wonder bets on Texas, automation and user-built restaurants as it mulls IPO
Wonder, Marc Lore’s food startup, plans to expand aggressively in Texas, launch a subscription restaurant program, and pursue an IPO while automating kitchen operations.
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‘Surreal’ moment as Welsh actor Rex Hayes joins Ted Lasso cast
Welsh actor Rex Hayes joins the cast of Ted Lasso for season 4, playing Siobhan, a member of AFC Richmond’s new women’s football team called The Lady Greyhounds.
Colson Whitehead’s ‘Harlem’ Trilogy TV Show in Development at Apple (EXCLUSIVE)
Apple TV has acquired rights to adapt Colson Whitehead’s “Harlem” trilogy into an ongoing series, with Graham Yost and Aric Avelino serving as showrunners and Barry Jenkins as executive producer.
Jon Bernthal on His ‘Brotherly Dynamic’ With Tom Holland in ‘Spider-Man’ and ‘The Odyssey,’ and Why Punisher Is Peter Parker’s ‘Cautionary Tale’
Jon Bernthal and Tom Holland reunite on screen for the first time in Marvel’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” their second project together in consecutive weeks following Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey.”
DC and HBO’s ‘Booster Gold’ Show ‘Won’t Be Moving Forward,’ Says Writer David Jenkins
DC Studios and HBO’s ‘Booster Gold’ television series will not move forward, writer David Jenkins announced, citing reasons similar to those behind Marvel’s stalled ‘Blade’ film.
Dermot Mulroney Leaving ‘Chicago Fire’ in Season 15
Dermot Mulroney is departing “Chicago Fire” during Season 15, which premieres October 7, following his arrival as Chief Dom Pascal in Season 13.
‘Big Brother 28’ Contestant Jason Breaks Down That Explosive Tea Party and Not Letting Kamu ‘Bully’ Him: ‘Isn’t It Interesting How the Six People in Power Were So Threatened by a Drag Queen?’
Jason De Puy, the first drag contestant in “Big Brother” history, was evicted in a 12-0 vote after losing a key challenge. He discusses the explosive tea party incident and his approach to authenticity on the show.
Stephen King Movie ‘Desperation’ in the Works From ‘Final Destination’ Duo, Sam Raimi
Stephen King’s 1996 novel Desperation is being adapted into a film by Searchlight Pictures, with directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein and producer Sam Raimi attached to the project.
Phylicia Rashad Speaks on Her Surprise Return as Vonda Brooks in ‘Diarra from Detroit’ (Exclusive)
Phylicia Rashad reprises her role as Vonda Brooks in season two of “Diarra from Detroit,” exploring the character’s emotional journey after her missing son is found and brought home.
Iconic British Toy ‘Action Man’ Movie in the Works From Hasbro, Working Title (Exclusive)
Hasbro and Working Title are developing a film adaptation of the British toy line Action Man, with writers and producers who previously worked on Marvel projects attached to the venture.
John Oliver Talks New “Prospective Business Daddies” and Colbert Support Group and Reveals HBO Contract Extension (Exclusive)
John Oliver extended his HBO contract through 2027 as Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery paused their merger, allowing the Last Week Tonight host to continue his Emmy-winning show without disruption.
‘Sugar’ Star Tony Dalton Breaks Down That Duel in the Desert and Accidentally Punching Colin Farrell
Tony Dalton discusses his role as corrupt cop Ray Vega in Sugar season two, including an intense desert fight scene with Colin Farrell that left him covered in bruises.
Hyundai Steel’s Potential Economic Costs, Mercury Pollution & Drinking Water Threats Must Be Fully Evaluated Under Louisiana Public Trust Doctrine
Sierra Club urges Louisiana environmental regulators to conduct full economic and health impact analysis of proposed Hyundai Steel facility under state public trust doctrine before issuing air permit.