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First 10 Australian songs inducted into the National Songbook after ‘very robust’ judging
Ten Australian songs, including Midnight Oil’s Beds Are Burning and Yothu Yindi’s Treaty, have been inducted into a newly launched National Songbook digital archive preserving culturally significant music.
Dylan Sprouse Says the Only Residual Check He’s Received for ‘The Suite Life of Zack and Cody’ Was ‘Five Cents’: ‘I’m Not Joking’
Dylan Sprouse revealed he received only a five-cent residual check for ‘The Suite Life of Zack and Cody’ despite the show’s popularity during its three-season run on Disney Channel.
‘I’d rather live through something publicly than escape it privately’: Jack Antonoff on survivor’s guilt and still singing love songs after his breakup
Jack Antonoff discusses his dual career as Bleachers frontman and in-demand pop producer while touring with the band, reflecting on grief, survivor’s guilt, and creative contradictions.
Martina Arroyo obituary
Martina Arroyo, a soprano who became one of the most prominent African American opera singers of her generation, has died aged 90. She overcame institutional racial prejudice to achieve international recognition in major Verdi roles.
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LOOK: Fight breaks out on Day 1 of Bengals training camp with Ja’Marr Chase at center of the scuffle
A scuffle erupted on Day 1 of Cincinnati Bengals training camp involving star receiver Ja’Marr Chase and defensive players, with Chase ripping off a helmet during the melee.
Wu Yize sets up Shaun Murphy rematch at Shanghai Masters
World champion Wu Yize defeated Si Jiahui 6-2 in the Shanghai Masters second round, setting up a quarter-final rematch against Shaun Murphy from the World Championship final.
Liverpool: CEO Billy Hogan on investment, transition and why FSG aren’t done yet
Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan discusses ongoing investment talks with a consortium led by Amit Bhatia and insists FSG remains committed to the club despite recent managerial and personnel changes.
Commonwealth Games 2026: Robyn Love and Scotland claim wheelchair 3×3 basketball silver
Scotland’s women’s wheelchair 3×3 basketball team claimed silver at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow after losing the gold-medal match to England 18-10.
One-Day Cup: Durham remain unbeaten despite Ben Stokes duck
Durham maintained their unbeaten One-Day Cup record despite Ben Stokes being dismissed for a duck, with Will Rhodes scoring 148 not out to guide the team to victory over Glamorgan.
PGA Tour suspends Trey Mullinax through January 2027 for violating anti-doping policy
The PGA Tour suspended golfer Trey Mullinax for six months after testing positive for a prohibited performance-enhancing substance, rendering him ineligible to return until January 2027.
Players Championship 26: Sebastian Bialecki claims second PDC ranking title as Henry Coates and Beau Greaves shine
Sebastian Bialecki won his second PDC ranking title at Players Championship 26, defeating Mario Vandenbogaerde 8-6 in the final on German soil.
The Killer: without John Woo’s gun fu classic, Hollywood action films would be far more dull
John Woo’s 1989 action film The Killer established the “gun fu” style that influenced decades of Hollywood action cinema, featuring Chow Yun-fat as a morally conflicted assassin.
BBC cancels Blankety Blank, Celebrity Mastermind and Live at the Apollo
The BBC has cancelled Blankety Blank, Celebrity Mastermind, and Live at the Apollo as part of broader cost-reduction efforts, though the main Mastermind series will continue.
Andrew Scott’s Oscar-tipped Ian Charleson biopic to open London film festival
Andrew Scott stars in Ian Charleson biopic Elsinore, which will open the London Film Festival in October following its premiere at Telluride earlier this month.
BTS boycott Grammys after introduction of new Asian pop prize
BTS withdraws from the 2027 Grammy Awards, citing concerns over a newly introduced award category for best Asian pop music performance announced last month.
Steve Guttenberg, Christie Brinkley’s Family Comedy ‘American Summer’ Lands Release (Exclusive)
Blue Harbor Entertainment has acquired U.S. distribution rights to the family comedy American Summer, starring Steve Guttenberg and Christie Brinkley, for theatrical release on Sept. 4.