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A late sequence from Freeman and Reyna turns the clock, locks in the 4-1, and reinforces the US run.

A nine-year gap since release has a new upside for anyone tracking culture, distribution, and what gets value from attention.

Higher costs and thin demand kill one flagship event at Glasgow’s Womad, while some festival operators regroup for the next cycle.

The filmmaker and Jujubee and Ginger Minj explain the logistics and creative bets behind drag comedy’s biggest summer swing.

Esports World Cup Foundation’s CPO argues the Paris test strengthens Saudi’s legacy, not dilutes it.

A major UK rock booking breaks a decade-old glass ceiling at Donington, reshaping expectations for festival leadership.

A new tech unit and a Songjiang press conference tie film-making infrastructure to AI ambitions, reshaping how projects get made.

A 1993 presidential thriller gets a no-cost rewatch. Here’s why it still hits and what free licensing signals.

The Canada-and-US-Mexico tournament starts with star power, live anthems, and performances tied to FIFA’s official album.

A ‘Basement Tapes’ deep cut returns live for the first time since 2008, reshaping Dylan setlist signals for 2026.

The on-air jab during World Cup coverage sparks immediate backlash and turns a Corden cross-promo into a slang lesson.

Geffen Records releases the expanded edition with streaming-first material and a special 2-LP vinyl pre-order.