Archives — September 2026

TheC64 Handheld and The Spectrum Handheld portable devices from Blaze Entertainment have received a new release date, as developers require additional time to make changes to their design. Blaze Entertainment has prepared some not-so-pleasant news for retrogamers. The team announced that after careful consideration, they decided to postpone the release date of TheC64 Handheld and The Spectrum Handheld portable devices from October 15, 2026, to April 22, 2027. Image rights belong to Blaze Entertainment and Retro GamesThis date change applies to both standard and collector's editions. During production, the developers identified aspects where the product's design did not meet Blaze Entertainment's high standards. Device trailer from Evercade's YouTube channelThe team could have quickly fixed some issues and released the products in 2026, but they believe that taking this extra time is the right decision to provide users with the best possible experience. This change will not affect Evercade Nexus — its release is still scheduled for October 30, 2026. Currently, TheC64 Handheld or The Spectrum Handheld can be pre-ordered for $129.99 (10,887 rubles).

Photo: Courtesy of Netflix. In John Steinbeck's East of Eden, Cathy Ames is often seen as the true villain, a "monster" or someone unable to change. In Zoe Kazan's adaptation for Netflix, while Cathy (Florence Pugh) still makes some horrific choices, there's more nuance around why. It's set in an era where women are seen as property and must pander to men for survival. This means bearing children, accepting violence, and never having independence outside of the marriage. When faced with this climate, is it any wonder she feels the need to do whatever is necessary to survive? Showrunner and writer Zoe Kazan tells Refinery29 Australia she doesn't see the TV series as revisionist. Instead, she feels it's her interpretation of the text. "I don't really read [Cathy] as an antagonist. I think she's a plot generator. She's the catalytic element in this story. She's the agent of change," Kazan begins. "Steinbeck is repulsed by her, attracted to her, and fascinated by her. And I share all those feelings. " The writer points out that while the author does introduce Cathy by describing her as a "monster born to human parents", later in the book he becomes more reflective.

The Co-operators-owned commercial specialist joins a near-clean sweep of broker-focused insurers backing the Broker Identity Program this year Sovereign Insurance has renewed its Magenta Level sponsorship of the Insurance Brokers Association of Canada's (IBAC) Broker Identity Program (BIP).

Toronto Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins discusses why he doesn’t believe fatigue from the World Series run led to the team’s struggles this season, touching on how the top players came into camp in great shape and the success the Dodgers have had.

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This year marks the return of Lightwave's Diamond Technology Reviews. As we have traditionally done, the 21st Diamond Technology Reviews will recognize innovation in DOCSIS 4.0 and PON-based fiber broadband, as well as the growing role of AI and software platforms in helping operators deliver a quality experience for their customers. Honorees will receive their Diamond Technology Review award during the TechExpo26 show in Atlanta, Georgia. As always, the Lightwave staff and our program judges were impressed with the ingenuity exemplified in this year’s high-scoring entries.

Naomi Bulochnikov-Paul, EVP Communications, Disney Entertainment Television, is leaving after eight years at Disney.

IntroductionHigher levels of physical activity (PA) and reduced sedentary time are independently associated with decreased mortality risk and improved cardiometabolic health outcomes among adults1, as well as other favorable health outcomes (e.g., mental health, physical function)2. Despite awareness of these benefits, insufficient PA and sedentary behavior remain highly prevalent in Western populations due to numerous biological, psychological, sociocultural, and environmental factors3. Individuals with certain chronic pain disorders face a paradox: they are at increased risk for sedentary behavior due to pain-related interference, even though significant gains in symptom relief and health benefits from increasing their PA for symptom management have been demonstrated4. One such population that merits particular attention comprises women with chronic pelvic pain disorders (CPPDs; e.g., endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids, etc.). With an estimated prevalence of one in seven persons, people living with CPPDs comprise a clinically significant yet understudied group, with many unmet patient needs due to the currently inadequate treatment options5,6.

See you in May.It’s been the international break for a week now, so we’ve had some time to reflect on the start of the Ligue 1 season.With this five-match sample, we can already make a few observa...

Every year, Canada grants citizenship to hundreds of thousands of immigrants. Before most adult applicants can take the oath, they must first pass a test based on a government booklet: Discover Canada. For many newcomers, it is one of the few official accounts of the country they will ever read. This citizenship study guide, which largely leaves out settler colonialism, the Indian Act and the ongoing legacy of residential schools, is nearly 17 years old. Ottawa has been promising to replace it for the last decade.

News|Articles|September 30, 2026 A new study will follow adults with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy who start subcutaneous efgartigimod in routine practice in the US and Germany. A prospective, multicenter real-world study, dubbed ADHERE REAL (NCT07264426), will evaluate the effectiveness of subcutaneous efgartigimod PH20 (Vyvgart Hytrulo; argenx) in adults with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy (CIDP). The study will also characterize patients' treatment journeys and health care resource utilization.1Efgartigimod is an FDA-approved, human IgG1 antibody Fc fragment that blocks the neonatal Fc receptor (FcRn), reducing IgG recycling and lowering circulating IgG levels. Presented at the 2026 American Association of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine (AANEM) Annual Meeting, held September 29 to October 2, in Orlando, Florida, ADHERE REAL is intended to extend findings from the registrational ADHERE trial into routine clinical practice. Presented by lead author Jana Zschüntzsch, MD, senior consultant for neurology at University Medical Center Göttingen, the study will enroll adults with CIDP across the US and Germany.

Sophia Bush has unveiled a memoir ― and with it, a surprising revelation about her love life. The “One Tree Hill” actor confirms in her book, “And I Will Tell You Mine: Notes from a Life in Progress,” that she and former U. S. soccer player Ashlyn Harris were married in the summer of last year. Bush and Harris shared more details of their wedding, which took place in upstate New York, in an interview that accompanied an excerpt of the book published by Vogue Wednesday. The couple exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony attended only by Harris’ daughter Sloane, now 5, and son Ocean, 4. “When you get to this stage in your life, you begin to unpack what’s yours and what’s always sort of been for everyone else,” Bush told the outlet. Gesturing to Harris, she added: “You’ve been playing in stadiums in front of 60,000 people since you were 15 or 16, and I started playing a character for tens of millions of people when I was 21. It’s such a privilege to be able to perform as an athlete or an actor, but it also comes with certain costs.”Harris echoed those sentiments. “It was so fun for [my children], because it wasn’t this pressure-filled day that’s too much for young kids,” she said.

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Image: Sean MacEntee via flickr, cropped. Licensed under CC BY 2.0. Dinos might have been beachcombers that dined on washed-up seafood, a new study has found. Marine plants have higher carbon isotope values than land plants and these reflect in the bodies of the animals that eat them. Researchers showed that carbon isotope traces in fossilized teeth and bones from coastal assemblages were consistently higher than the carbon isotope values of fossils from land-locked assemblages – a signature that could be linked to the consumption of seafood. The authors said the study highlights the connections terrestrial and marine ecosystems have and have had for millions of years. Storms routinely wash marine matter ashore, which land-living animals and other organisms exploit as food sources. This is known as marine subsidization (MS). Today, MS is particularly common in coastal ecosystems and is enhanced among animals when land ecosystems yield less food than usual, for example during droughts. A new Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution study has shown that dinos and their prey, too, may have indulged in seafood washed onto beaches.

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