Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Alexander Skarsgard on Moving Between Blockbusters and Auteur Films

The Swedish actor keeps alternating big budget productions with director driven work.

Mark Harmon and Michael Weatherly Share the Screen Again in NCIS: Origins

Mark Harmon and Michael Weatherly will appear together for the first time in a decade in the 20 October episode of NCIS: Origins, with Gibbs seeking help from Tony.

How Starmer’s Enemies Lost the Argument In Their Own Words

The attack line was meant to wound,...

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Why Spynn Has Become the Most Talked-About Name in a PR Industry That Rarely Agrees on Anything

The public relations industry does not usually rally around a newcomer. It is a business built on relationships and gatekeeping, held together by the belief that outcomes cannot be...

People Used to Google. Now They Ask: Why AI Is Changing How Businesses Get Found

As consumers increasingly turn to AI platforms for recommendations, businesses face a new challenge:...

Dionne Warwick Cancels Voices for ALS Appearance in New York Over Leg Pain

Dionne Warwick pulled out of a Voices for ALS charity concert at Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall because severe leg and foot pain left her unable to stand or walk.

Rosalía Sings Reliquia on Pointe in Saturday Night Live Return

Rosalía returned as Saturday Night Live's musical guest and performed Reliquia from her album Lux while dancing on pointe.

VisionQuest Holds UK Premiere in London as Critics Split Over Marvel Series

Paul Bettany and James Spader attended the UK premiere of Marvel's VisionQuest at BFI IMAX as early reviews of the Disney+ series came in mixed.

From Westminster to Big Tech: Tom Watson’s Palantir Role Raises Fresh Questions About Power

Tom Watson’s decision to join Palantir as a senior vice-president has reopened an uneasy debate at the heart of British public life: where does...

The Adults Who Unraveled Before the Holiday Began

By the second morning of the family break, the children had already mastered the art of looking innocent. They padded into the kitchen in...

When Old Sketches Meet New Standards: The Mitchell and Webb Debate

The return of That Mitchell and Webb Look to BBC iPlayer should have been a straightforward celebration of a much-loved British comedy partnership. Instead,...

When Government Messaging Becomes Always-On Television

The modern political message no longer waits for the evening news. It appears before breakfast, during commutes, between meetings, and late at night, shaped...

Trimming the Emmys Did Not Stop the Ratings Slide, TheWrap Columnist Argues

TheWrap's Loree Seitz argues that reformatting the 2026 Emmys shortened the broadcast but did nothing to reverse a continued fall in viewership.

A Google Cloud Strategist Says Hollywood’s Real AI Shift Is Behind the Camera

In a TheWrap guest column, Google Cloud's Albert Lai argues that AI's biggest effect on entertainment lies in studio operations rather than in what audiences see on screen.

Fifty Years On, Barbara Kopple Returns to the Labor Fight in ‘Union Town’

Sharon Waxman profiles documentarian Barbara Kopple, whose new film follows delivery workers organizing and revisits the labor themes of her 1976 classic.

Chile’s Crime Crackdown Runs Into Its Own Allies as Kast Seeks Emergency Powers

The president's bid for sweeping security powers is testing how much a country still marked by the Pinochet era is willing to trade for public safety.

Why Sweden’s Default Pension Fund Said No to the Year’s Biggest IPO

AP7's refusal to invest in SpaceX after a record listing shows how governance and content-moderation failures are reshaping what counts as an ESG risk.

A Modest Poll Bump Tests the Liberals’ Gamble on the Sweden Democrats

New numbers give Simona Mohamsson's party its best reading since it embraced the far right, but the Liberals remain stuck below the threshold to enter parliament.

Opinion: Cinema Isn’t Dying, It’s Changing

The obituaries for cinema have become a genre of their own, and they are as premature as ever. The medium is not dying but...

Opinion: Streaming Promised Everything and Delivered Complication

Streaming arrived promising to simplify how we watch, offering everything in one place at the touch of a button. Years on, the reality is...

Opinion: Celebrity Culture Needs a More Honest Relationship With Fame

Celebrity culture has grown more intense and more inescapable than ever, and it is worth asking whether the relationship between the public and the...

Both Men and Women Agree Female Faces Are the More Attractive, New Research Shows

Women are, on the whole, considered more attractive than men. It is an opinion held by most men, and, perhaps more surprisingly, by most...

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