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Katie Dippold’s series is already locked for more episodes after season 1 ended last week.

A lightning-stalled World Cup opener turns into Mbappe and Dembele dominance, with group I implications depending on other results.

A 3-0 win over Iraq sends Les Bleus to the knockout rounds, while Iraq’s 0 points makes progress a fantasy.

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The Sons of KISS Legends duo plots its Fall 2026 run, starting September 14 at Three Links Deep Ellum.

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The first non-Western-language step for Alexa+ signals how Amazon is testing generative AI adoption beyond English.

A UK studio’s first US production deal signals how streaming platforms are building comedy pipelines fast, and why it matters.

OpenAI stops Sora and ByteDance shelves Seedance, leaving Alibaba’s API-first upgrade as the next build option.

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