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Netflix has bought a raft of films and series from Brazilian powerhouse Globo including Walter Salles’ Oscar-winning movie I’m Still Here.

October 7, 2026 By Mandy Dalugdug (L-R) Joseph Chang, Kakao Entertainment; and Elliot Grainge, Atlantic Music Group

This week Marvel kicks off the Halloween season with the simultaneous debut releases of their new Midnight line of books; Midnight X-Men, Midnight Fantastic Four, and Midnight Spider-Man. The new line reframes the superhero titles firmly in a horror vein. With all of the new books coming out this week, the Rundown assembled its scary…

Daredevil #7 finds Matt Murdock caught between crooked cops and career criminals as Elektra returns to complicate his already chaotic life in Hell’s Kitchen.

We’re now tracking a deal at Amazon that drops ASUS’ ROG Cetra Open Wireless earbuds to $206.99 shipped. This pair was first announced earlier this year in January and then went on sale shortly after in March at $230. Today’s offer marks the first discount we’ve tracked on them, taking $23 off for a 10%…

We love keeping an eye on international deals, and this morning, the Netherlands just got a huge new licensing deal. Netflix and Talpa have teamed up for the very first time, bringing a massive collection of well-known SBS6 shows to the streaming service. In total, more than 300 episodes of Dutch television are set to…

Basketball’s world governing body has struck a landmark three-year agreement with immersive platform L1VE

In a landmark move for streaming sports, Rogers Communications and Amazon.com’s Prime Video announced a 12-year sublicensing agreement on Tuesday. This deal positions Prime Video as the exclusive broadcaster for Wednesday night national NHL games in Canada, commencing with the 2026-27 season.

A vehicle attack during Berlin’s Pride celebrations on Saturday evening left one person dead and 17 others injured, with some in life-threatening condition, according to local police. The incident has launched a citywide search for the suspect, identified as an Islamist.

One individual lost their life, with 17 others injured—some critically—after a vehicle surged into a crowd near Berlin’s Pride events on Saturday evening. The incident has initiated a police hunt for the driver who remains unidentified, according to statements from local law enforcement and emergency responders.