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Sydney Sweeney just said goodbye to summer with a big photo dump, including a few showing her with businessman and former talent manager Scooter Braun, whom she’s been romantically connected to since June 2025.

The FSView & Florida Flambeau is excited to announce the return of “Out of Print: An FSView Podcast,” produced by the Arts & Culture section. The podcast covers major moments in pop culture and Tallahassee events, and new episodes will highlight key events from the iconic summer of 2026.

It’s been a summer of two halves in La Manga and Cabo de Palos. While the nautical sector is growing steadily and water-based activities are pulling in more visitors than ever, the area’s bars and restaurants have had a noticeably slower season, with revenue down around 15% compared to last year.   Pepe Espinosa, president…

The Oscar winner is set to star in and executive produce the film adaptation of Rebecca Serle’s book One Italian Summer. Enola Holmes director Harry Bradbeer will direct the movie for Paramount Pictures.

Malin Akerman is trading “The Hunting Wives” for a different kind of Netflix romance.

Christopher Briney has finally explained how he broke his hand while filming The Julia Set.

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Jimmy Gonzales, Matt Damon and Himesh Patel in “The Odyssey.”Melinda Sue Gordon / Universal Pictures Sept. 6, 2026, 3:45 PM EDT / Updated Sept. 6, 2026, 3:58 PM EDT /

Hollywood is witnessing a robust summer box office revival, attracting diverse audiences back into theaters with a mix of blockbusters and original films. The U.S. and Canadian box offices saw impressive revenue of $4.6 billion from May through August.

Director Yukimitsu Ina and animation producer Hitomi Tateno, a former Studio Ghibli animator, adapt Machiko Kyō’s manga about the Okinawan schoolgirls sent to nurse Japanese soldiers in frontline cave hospitals in 1945; GKIDS opens the film in North American theaters September 4.