entertainmentFriday, September 11, 2026
Today's entertainment news is a mix of the deeply nostalgic and the legally tangled. A runaway dessert trend reveals our craving for comfort, while a classic anime becomes freely available, and a legal blow lands for Jay-Z.
Two stories today tap into very different kinds of cultural nostalgia, from a dessert craze to a free anime drop.
Tiramisu is having a moment, from a London cafe selling only the dessert to Dunkin' launching multiple tiramisu flavors. The piece frames it as a cultural signal about nostalgia and indulgence, not just a food trend.
The full 220-episode run of 'Sailor Moon' is now free on YouTube, 24 years after its original run. It's a big deal for anime fans who missed it or want to revisit a generation-defining series.
Jay-Z's legal fight hits a wall, while Netflix quietly pulls the plug on a romantic drama.
A California appeals court rejected Jay-Z's attempt to revive his lawsuit against attorney Tony Buzbee, who filed a since-dismissed rape claim against the rapper. The ruling found Buzbee didn't act with malice.
Netflix canceled 'Ransom Canyon' after two seasons, ending the Texas romantic drama starring Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly. The show struggled with viewership despite a decent start.
Gary Larson's 10 Best The Far Side Comics, Rankedwww.polygon.com
Stuart Fails To Save The Universe: Penny Returns In Episode 8 — Kaley Cuoco Interviewwww.tvline.com
Review: Mewgenics (Switch 2) – Tactics Bliss Wrapped In A Hilarious, Must-Play Packagewww.nintendolife.com
The Cat in the Hat: New Trailer Is Teasing An Interesting Adaptationbleedingcool.com
Young Stoner Life / Young Thug: Slime Language 3pitchfork.com
Jay-Z Brings Out Justin Timberlake and Pharrell Williams in Pariswww.rollingstone.comGravity Falls Creator Alex Hirsch Explains Why Season 3 Won't Happenbleedingcool.com
Gravity Falls creator Alex Hirsch explains why the animated series will not return for a third season, arguing that the show is best left at two seasons to avoid overstaying its welcome. This decision addresses long-standing fan questions about the potential continuation of the p
Bonobo: Distance in Staticpitchfork.com
Electronic producer Simon Green, known as Bonobo, announces that his upcoming album "Distance in Static" will likely be his last in a traditional sense. After 26 years in the industry, he is shifting focus from the album-tour cycle to new creative avenues such as film scores, art
Tory Burch Wants You to Get Dressed Up—And Have Fun Doing Itwww.elle.com
Emily Ratajkowski and Alexa Chung proved that the "Toryssaince" is alive and well.
NCIS Star David McCallum Was Never Told That His Hit '60s Spy Series Was Canceledwww.tvline.com
David McCallum, known for his role as Ducky on NCIS and originally as Illya Kuryakin in the 1960s spy series "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.," reveals that he was never officially informed when the show was canceled. Despite the abrupt end to his first major television tenure, McCallum
‘Big Brother’ Season 28, Week 9 Eviction: A Reality TV Competition Icon Becomes 2nd Jury Memberdeadline.com
In Week 9 of Big Brother Season 28, Head of Household Barrett Pfeiffer nominated three housemates for eviction. During the live episode hosted by Julie Chen Moonves on September 10, one contestant was voted out and sent to the Jury House as the competition moves toward its finale
How Sydney and Devon Lee Carlson Prepped for the Ralph Lauren Showwww.elle.com
Ahead of the New York Fashion Week event, Sydney and Devon Lee Carlson let ELLE in on the process.
Rick Springfield recalls killing a man in Vietnam while he was there performing for troopsnbcnews.to
Rick Springfield, known for his 1980s hit "Jessie's Girl," shared a harrowing personal story on the Joe Rogan Experience about killing a Viet Cong soldier during the Vietnam War. In 1968, the then-17-year-old musician performed for U.S. troops in Southeast Asia when they came und
Save 20% on SPRAWL zero on Steamstore.steampowered.com
A promotional offer for the video game SPRAWL zero on Steam, providing a 20% discount. The game is described as a fast-paced FPS inspired by early 2000s shooters, set in a cyberpunk city under military and cult rule. Key features include gravity gloves, augments, over 40 weapons,
'Burgundy' Review: Pleasant, Light-Bodied Wine Doc with Little Sustainvariety.com
A review of the documentary "Burgundy" by Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw, who previously directed "The Truffle Hunters." The film is described as a pleasant, light-hearted, and whimsical portrait of wine culture in Burgundy, but it lacks the incisive depth and narrative streng
'Stuffed' Review: Jodie Comer and Harry Melling in a Taxidermy Musicalvariety.com
A review of the film "Stuffed," starring Jodie Comer and Harry Melling, which is described as a macabre pop-opera about a romance unfolding through taxidermy. The article notes that while the film takes time to find its wavelength, it offers distinctive and humane rewards, showca
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