Disney has greenlit a new Skywalker-focused Star Wars trilogy, with Jon Watts directing and Simon Kinberg writing, following a disappointing box office run for “The Mandalorian and Grogu.”
Futurama’s 14th season finished streaming on Hulu with its finale episode released Sept. 28, and while the show isn’t ending, its next installments will take the form of three extended specials starting in 2027.
Billy Joel is selling more than 70 motorcycles from his personal collection at a New York auction this November, with proceeds benefiting his music education foundation.
House GOP chairs have summoned ActBlue attorney Ronald Machen for a closed-door interview before Oct. 9, alleging his prior testimony to Congress contradicts documents showing lax foreign-donor verification at the Democratic fundraising platform.
Rosie O’Donnell accused Ed Sheeran of “supporting genocide” by siding with Robert Kraft after Macklemore was dropped from Sheeran’s tour over his pro-Palestinian statements, prompting sharp pushback from media critics.
Rahm Emanuel outlined a five-point government ethics plan and urged Democrats to study education gains in Republican-led states like Mississippi and Louisiana.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed ten new gun control bills on Saturday, including a first-of-its-kind law requiring 3D printers sold in California to block firearm blueprints.
With the Yankees’ roster deadline for the AL wild-card series against Boston looming, Aaron Judge has yet to do any hitting or running as he tries to recover from a calf strain, and manager Aaron Boone says no decision has been made.
Louisiana congressional candidate Stephen Wagley says he backs President Trump’s handling of the Iran war and won’t second-guess the president’s decisions, while criticizing politicians of both parties for being ‘opportunistic’ about the conflict.
Palm Beach County commissioners voted 6-0 to pause new data center approvals for a year, citing concerns over electricity bills, noise and environmental impact, weeks after President Trump warned against rejecting such projects.
President Trump said 25,000 people died in the Russia-Ukraine war last month and 32,000 the month before, unverified figures he offered while pressing for a peace deal and confirming a shift allowing Ukraine to produce U.S. Patriot missiles.
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The Supreme Court is weighing whether to take up a case that could determine when immigrants with criminal records must be granted bond hearings during lengthy deportation proceedings, after two prior test cases became moot.
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A Colorado Christian University softball player told Capitol Hill press following a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that she lost a Minnesota state semifinal to a team fielding a transgender pitcher, and that speaking out cost her a scholarship stint at Western Michigan University.