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Netflix is hitting back at the idea that its original series are suffering a sophomore slump, claiming that it has actually improved the situation. The streamer has seen a number of shows including Beef, The Four Seasons and A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder returning for their second seasons with lower ratings than their debut runs. But Co-CEO Ted Sarandos said that this is “very common in the industry” and that it has actually improved matters this year. “We are not seeing any material change in our second season viewing compared to season ones, our second seasons are performing well…

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The fire, which broke out near Ores in Spain’s northeastern Aragon region on 15 July during an intense heatwave, quickly spread across dry vegetation, prompting the precautionary evacuation of at least five villages. Authorities moved residents to safety as thick smoke blanketed the area and rapidly advancing flames threatened homes, farmland and critical infrastructure. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Military emergency units, including Spain’s specialised Unidad Militar de Emergencias (UME), were deployed alongside civilian firefighting crews, working around the clock in challenging conditions. Teams on the ground used high-pressure hoses and firebreak techniques, while aerial support from helicopters and water-bombing aircraft carried out…

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The Cure’s Robert Smith has shared his thoughts on the upcoming FIFA World Cup final halftime show curated by Coldplay’s Chris Martin. The first ever official World Cup final halftime show will take place at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Sunday (July 19), and is set to feature Madonna, Justin Bieber, Shakira and BTS, with Martin curating the performance. Earlier today (July 16), Smith shared a typically blunt response to the spectacle on The Cure’s official Instagram page, taking aim in particular at FIFA President Gianni Infantino. “The half-time show, which has been curated by Coldplay’s Chris Martin, will feature Madonna, Justin Bieber, Shakira and the K-pop boyband BTS,” the caption…

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Borthwick’s side, who watched the game in a conference room in their hotel, will now instead stay in a hotel near Buenos Aires international airport on the southern outskirts on Sunday night.”I wouldn’t suggest that everybody got a great night’s sleep last night – there were still fireworks going off at 4am this morning,” Borthwick said.”Most of us were on the other side of the hotel and earplugs were issued to everybody, so we were prepared.”I went up to the hotel terrace that overlooks the street fairly late and there were still a load of players just watching it and…

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Sheinbaum’s mañanera in 60 seconds 🚆 Interoceanic Railroad “incident”: Sheinbaum said Tuesday’s accident on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec railroad was not a derailment, but rather the freight train “moved.” She said that train cars didn’t fully fall off the tracks. Inspections are underway, and any impact on the planned 2027 passenger service reactivation will be reported later. 🕊️ Mexican man’s death in ICE operation acknowledged: Sheinbaum said that a Mexican man killed in Florida on Tuesday after fleeing an ICE operation and being struck by a truck had been identified, but she didn’t release his name. She said the case will be…

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Marilyn Matz, a director at Teradyne, Inc. (NASDAQ:TER), recently sold shares of the company’s common stock, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. On July 15, 2026, Matz disposed of 1,200 shares of Teradyne common stock. The shares were sold at a price of $356.31 per share, resulting in a total transaction value of $427,572. This transaction was carried out pursuant to a Rule 10b5-1 sales plan, which Matz adopted on February 13, 2026. The stock has since declined to $323.85, though shares have surged 273% over the past year, giving the company a market capitalization of…

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There’s much to admire in The Lion at My Back, a Cyprus-set story of two women, one a recovering addict (Elena Kallinikou), the other a teenage Senegalese refugee (Sokhna Diallo). But despite its evocative atmosphere, fine performances and striking cinematography, Greek Cypriot director Tonia Mishiali’s follow-up to her well-received debut Pause is stippled with a few too many dramatic clichés. Even so, its positive message about female friendship and found families — and mostly English dialogue — is likely to help it along to further festivals following its premiere in Karlovy Vary’s main competition. Mariama (Dialo) is first met celebrating…

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