Amazon’s ‘Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone’ Adds Eight Series Regulars, Including Sean Astin and Patricia Clarkson
Amazon’s upcoming series adaptation has expanded its cast with eight new series regulars, including Sean Astin and Patricia Clarkson. The additions strengthen the ensemble for the streaming platform’s take on the bestselling mystery novel.
Millie Bobby Brown Shares a Fall Family Glimpse With Baby No. 2
Millie Bobby Brown offered fans a look at the fall season with her family, including baby No. 2. The glimpse gives followers a rare update on life with husband Jake Bongiovi and their growing family.
SKIMS Teams With Jenny Patinkin on Holiday Cryo Globes Designed to Depuff
SKIMS is adding cryo globes to its holiday lineup in collaboration with beauty expert Jenny Patinkin. The chilled facial tools are designed to help depuff skin and are styled to resemble miniature snow globes.
‘Love Is Blind’ Star Michaella Calls Biggest ‘Blessing’ After Rob Breakup
Michaella Giorgio reflects on the positive impact of her split from Rob Feeley. The story contains spoilers for ‘Love Is Blind.’
Hollywood Marketing Leaders Weigh How Audiences Will Discover Film and TV
At an Oct. 22 dinner hosted in partnership with Amazon Ads and Variety, top film and television executives gathered at BOA Steakhouse in West Hollywood for a candid discussion about entertainment marketing’s future. Their conversation highlighted how the industry is adapting to changes in the ways audiences find and engage with stories.
History on the Line: Valkyries Chase a Championship as Dream Fight to Force WNBA Finals Game 7
The Golden State Valkyries can clinch a WNBA title in just their second season when they face the Atlanta Dream in Game 6, live on Sky Sports on Thursday. Atlanta, meanwhile, is fighting to force the first Game 7 in league history—putting a historic finish within reach for either team.
London Broncos Close In on Super League Return—But Face £1.3m Funding Sacrifice
London Broncos are expected to be elevated to Super League for 2027, potentially expanding the competition to 15 teams, but must give up their claim to about £1.3m in central funding under a condition set by the existing clubs. The move advances despite a planned Super League partnership with the NRL—and its expected financial backing—now not anticipated until 2028.
Brewers’ First World Series Crown Shatters Baseball’s Small-Market Myth
Milwaukee turned a dominant season into its first World Series championship, following 103 regular-season wins and a sweep of the Dodgers with the ultimate prize. The low-budget Brewers’ triumph challenges owners’ claims that small-market teams can’t compete—and puts baseball’s looming salary-cap debate in the spotlight.
Putellas Reclaims the Ballon d’Or for a Record-Equalling Third Time — But Who Gets Left Off the Shortlist?
Alexia Putellas is women’s football’s top player again, earning her third Ballon d’Or after a remarkable return from a serious knee injury and extending Spain’s run of dominance alongside Aitana BonmatÃ. Her achievement is a testament to her resilience and greatness, but the shortlist’s lack of African representation raises questions about whether the award truly reflects the global game.
The Horse That Set Manchester United on a 13-Year Downward Spiral
As Manchester United face another managerial crisis after a 3-0 home defeat to Bournemouth and a 4-1 loss to Como, Jonathan Wilson argues that the club’s troubles reach far beyond Michael Carrick. He traces the decline to years of damaging ownership and leadership decisions—suggesting the roots of United’s fall began with a seemingly small, unconnected moment.
