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A fashion collection inspired by “A Court of Thorns and Roses” has launched ahead of Sarah J. Maas’s latest book release. The collection translates the fantasy series’ romantic aesthetic into apparel and accessories for fans. It is a tie-in merchandising moment rather than major news.
Cate Blanchett’s Displacement Film Fund has partnered with The New Yorker to release five short films, Variety reports. The collaboration aims to bring displacement-focused stories to a wider audience. It matters as a platform for displaced filmmakers and greater public awareness.
Variety is asking whether “You Can See Everything” can beat DC’s “Clayface” at the box office. The comparison frames a competitive matchup between two films and highlights the commercial stakes for their studios. Box office results will signal audience demand and each project’s market strength.
A Hacker News-linked critique argues that the Elizabeth Holmes documentary “You Can See Everything” misrepresents key facts about the Theranos founder and the scandal. The critique matters because documentaries shape public understanding of fraud and Silicon Valley accountability.
Sipur and North Road have ordered a second season of “Heart of a Killer,” a medical thriller starring Niv Sultan. The renewal signals continued confidence in the series and extends its run beyond the first season. No release details were included in the announcement.
Variety has published a guide detailing the platforms and services where viewers can livestream NFL games for the 2026-2027 season. It covers official broadcast partners and streaming options, helping cord-cutters and fans find ways to watch pro football online.