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‘Lioness’ Season 4 remains unconfirmed after Season 3 cliffhangers
Paramount+ has not officially renewed “Lioness” for Season 4. The Season 3 finale revealed to viewers—but not the characters—that Aaliyah was behind Joe’s kidnapping and had ordered another attempt; Joe’s husband also left with their daughters. -
Brosnan and Mirren say MobLand’s cast gives them room to take risks
Helen Mirren says MobLand’s close-knit cast makes the set feel safe and gives actors room to take creative risks; Pierce Brosnan says it fosters invention. Season 2 is streaming on Paramount+, opening with a dog-track confrontation between Conrad and Maeve Harrigan. -
Law Roach says he gives different answers about Zendaya’s wedding to protect her privacy
Law Roach says he gives different answers about Zendaya and Tom Holland’s wedding to protect her privacy, saying people have no right to ask about her personal life. He did not confirm they married; a source told People they wed privately and celebrated in Surrey on Aug. 4. -
After one radiator clean, UK homeowner plans a system-wide flush
A UK homeowner cleaned one of 10 radiators after some were not heating properly, then asked whether debris elsewhere in the system could circulate back. Commenters said it could; the homeowner plans to add X400 cleaner, leave it for weeks, then flush the system. -
Lili Reinhart marked her 30th birthday with “13 Going on 30”
Lili Reinhart celebrated her 30th birthday on Sept. 13 with a restful day, cake, pool time and 13 Going on 30 with boyfriend Jack Martin, 28, after feeling sick following travel. She told PEOPLE she thought trips to Brazil and Europe had caught up with her. -
Disney World’s free water-park perk ended Sept. 9; return planned for summer 2027
Disney World ended free water-park admission on Sept. 9 for guests staying at participating resort hotels on their check-in day. The perk ran all through 2025 but only from May 26 to Sept. 9 in 2026; Disney says it will return in summer 2027. -
Duke football aims for 4-0 start and eighth straight win over William & Mary
Undefeated Duke (3-0) hosts William & Mary (2-2) at 3:30 p.m. EDT Saturday at Wallace Wade Stadium, seeking a 4-0 start and an eighth straight win dating to last season. William & Mary has lost its last two games; the matchup will stream on ACCNX. -
Kobe Bryant’s Mamba Mentality connects self-improvement and inclusive leadership
A Forbes essay argues that Kobe Bryant’s Mamba Mentality is about more than winning: it calls for continual self-improvement, learning from setbacks and leaders who widen opportunity by challenging outdated workplace rules, rather than simply raising demands on others. -
Four surveillance-company CEOs miss Senate hearing on police camera misuse allegations
Garrett Langley of Flock Safety, Rick Smith of Axon, Greg Brown of Motorola Solutions and Filip Kaliszan of Verkada did not attend a Sept. 23 Senate hearing on police use of license-plate cameras amid concerns about wrongful arrests and audit gaps. -
After her DWTS tango scored 16/30, Julia Stiles says Ezra Sosa sat with her as she cried
Julia Stiles cried in her trailer after she and partner Ezra Sosa scored 16/30 for their Sept. 22 “The Door” tango on DWTS; she said Sosa sat with her as she processed the judges’ criticism. The pair were later declared safe and will return in Week 3. -
Brady says Ja’Marr Chase’s Week 2 TD catch could be season’s best
Tom Brady called Ja’Marr Chase’s twisting sideline touchdown catch in Cincinnati’s 20-6 win over Houston a possible catch of the year. Chase caught two touchdown passes in Week 2 after struggling in the season opener, as Cincinnati opened 2026 with consecutive wins. -
A poll finds more Republicans identify first with the GOP than Trump
A September 2026 Echelon Insights poll found 56% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents identify first with the GOP, versus 34% with Trump. In January 2025, 36% chose the party and 59% chose Trump; the question measured identity, not approval or vote intention. -
Family says Darrell Waltrip has frontotemporal degeneration
Darrell Waltrip, 79, has been diagnosed with frontotemporal degeneration, his family says; they also cite potential complications from chronic traumatic encephalopathy linked to his racing career. His symptoms are currently minor, but the family says the condition will progress. -
Greylan James once got haircuts from Kenny Chesney’s mom and will tour with him in 2027
Kenny Chesney says his mother used to cut Greylan James’ hair when James was a child in East Tennessee. James, now a songwriter for Chesney, will join him on the 2027 Original Vibe Room Tour, alongside Sheryl Crow and Eric Church. -
Skinner, Blandin and Lean join Cadillac's F1 technical leadership
Cadillac's Formula 1 team has appointed Craig Skinner as chief development engineer, Eric Blandin as head of aerodynamics and Tim Lean as a chief engineer leading aerodynamics modeling and simulation, ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. -
Mark Messier condemns Edmonton’s decision to hire Mike Babcock
Mark Messier criticized Edmonton’s hiring of Mike Babcock as head coach, saying he was “horrified” and “absolutely shocked.” The six-time Stanley Cup champion also pointed to reports from reputable sources about Babcock’s character and treatment of people during his NHL career. -
Mark Messier calls Oilers' Babcock hire shocking, questions team structure
Mark Messier said he was “absolutely shocked” by the Oilers’ decision to hire Mike Babcock as head coach, citing stories from people he called reputable about players’ treatment. He also questioned whether the team separates management, coaches and players. -
Mets designate Xzavion Curry for assignment; Phillip Abner likely to take his roster spot
Steve Adams of MLB Trade Rumors reported that the Mets designated Xzavion Curry for assignment; lefty Phillip Abner, claimed by New York on Wednesday, is likely to take his roster spot. Curry allowed 13 earned runs on 22 hits in 21⅓ innings over nine Mets appearances. -
Michael Kiwanuka says severe stroke recovery will involve extensive rehab
Michael Kiwanuka says he is recovering from a stroke he suffered a few months ago, which he said stemmed from a brain bleed caused by high blood pressure. He described the injury as severe, said extensive rehab lies ahead and is unsure when he can tour again. -
Rotten Tomatoes scores put ‘Adults’ and ‘Colin From Accounts’ atop Forbes’ 2026 TV list
Forbes ranks 10 TV seasons released in 2026 so far by adding Rotten Tomatoes’ critic and audience scores, using review counts to break ties. “Adults” season 2 and “Colin From Accounts” season 3 top the list, each with 100% critic and 96% audience scores. -
Quiet Riot brings 23-year-old John Torra in as lead singer for tour return
Quiet Riot has named 23-year-old Long Island vocalist John Torra as its new lead singer, replacing Jizzy Pearl, whose final show with the band was Sept. 18. Torra joins Rudy Sarzo, Alex Grossi and Johnny Kelly as the band resumes touring next month. -
EA Sports FC 27 refreshes defense while keeping its familiar formula
EA Sports FC 27 earns an 8.5/10 in the review for improving on FC 26 with smarter defending, more distinct player styles and its online hub, The Grounds. The reviewer finds it more fun, but says the game refines the series rather than reinventing it. -
Judge Judy says liars may avoid eye contact; other cues vary by sex
After 30 years on courtroom TV, Judge Judy star Judith Sheindlin says she looks for contradictions and signs of fabrication. She says people who lie usually try to avoid eye contact; women may show redness on the chest, while men may twitch or sweat above the lip. -
Appeals court puts Ohio citizenship-proof voter law back in force for now
In a 2-1 ruling, the 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily restored Ohio’s 2025 law requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote at state motor vehicle offices, pausing a lower-court block ahead of the November 3 midterms. -
Lonzo Ball and Ally Rossel have dated since 2020; marriage can wait
NBA player Lonzo Ball and model/influencer Ally Rossel have been dating since 2020, after meeting through Rossel’s sister in 2019. Ball recently said he is in no rush to marry; if they do, he wants a prenuptial agreement. He said it would be about him, not her. -
Kelsie Bouton recounts surviving a postpartum hemorrhage
Kelsie Bouton says she became unresponsive within two hours of delivering her daughter Whitley on Aug. 26, 2026, after a postpartum hemorrhage. She lost about 1.8 liters of blood, received transfusions and stabilized; doctors induced labor at 35 weeks after diagnosing preeclamps. -
Oracle shares fall 6.5% as Project Jupiter’s power supply comes under threat
Oracle shares were down 6.5% by 10:15 a.m. ET Thursday as pipeline-permit delays threatened power for its $165 billion Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico. Oracle declared force majeure, seeking relief from payments to Blue Owl if the center isn't completed by 2028.
