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Creator FAST channels are turning social-video libraries into free ad-supported television programming, giving digital creators a new distribution and advertising business.
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Creator FAST channels are turning social-video libraries into free ad-supported television programming, giving digital creators a new distribution and advertising business.
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Anne Hathaway's week moved from bizarre pregnancy speculation to The End of Oak Street, the Verity trailer and fresh Princess Diaries 3 attention at D23.
Warner Bros. Discovery reported weaker second-quarter revenue as studio and advertising declines outweighed stronger HBO Max streaming growth.
U.S. box-office revenue is up in 2026 even though attendance remains below 2019, showing how premium formats and higher ticket prices are reshaping theater economics.
Electronic Arts has completed its $55 billion acquisition by PIF, Silver Lake and Affinity Partners, ending its public-company era and reshaping ownership around major gaming franchises.
South Africa have recalled 39-year-old utility forward Deon Fourie for the All Blacks series after his return from injury impressed the Springbok coaches.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen returned from Achilles surgery to win the European 5,000m title, giving his comeback a major championship result after nearly a year away.
Russell Westbrook has retired after 18 NBA seasons, ending an MVP career defined by triple-doubles, relentless pace and one of basketball’s most debated legacies.
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Kai Cenat is turning Streamer University into a repeatable creator brand, with the 2026 class complete and a European edition already planned for 2027.
Paris Jackson says two ended engagements taught her to raise her standards, separate love from compatibility and stop staying out of fear of regret.
Travis Barker says he and Kourtney Kardashian try not to go to bed angry, a simple rule shaped by communication, family life and years of major challenges.
Green Day’s Nimrods film uses a fictional teenage road trip to capture the uncertainty, ambition and rough touring spirit behind the band’s early years.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez married in a private civil ceremony in Cascais after nearly a decade together and years of wedding speculation.
KATSEYE’s Wild Hearts concert film arrives as the group prepares a new EP and world tour while Sophia Laforteza and Manon Bannerman remain on hiatus.
Lily Phillips is slowing the viral-stunt cycle in 2026, putting faith, television ambitions and a more durable creator business at the centre of her next move.
Apple’s strong iPhone and Mac sales set up John Ternus’s September takeover, but supply constraints and AI pressure make the leadership transition unusually demanding.