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Banijay has partnered with Grupo Podpah, one of Latin America’s biggest creator and digital content outfits.

Campaign Launches Today to Celebrate Asian Entertainment's Passionate, Global Fan BaseLE SSERAFIM to Curate an Exclusive Watch List of Their Favorite Asian Series for Viki Fans, /PRNewswire/ -- Rakuten Viki, the leading destination for Asian entertainment, has launched a new brand campaign starring global K-pop group LE SSERAFIM. "Viki Pass It On" celebrates the passionate fans powering Asian entertainment's skyrocketing global popularity with a video spot running on CTV as well as major social and digital channels. In addition, LE SSERAFIM has curated a watch list for Viki subscribers of the group members' favorite Asian series. Created in partnership with creative agency UNFOLD, "Viki Pass It On" launches today in the U. S. and other key global markets. Watch the spot here.

The Emmy-winning show is returning for a limited run at HBO. Editor, Yahoo Life UKWed, October 14, 2026 at 3:17 PM UTCAllison Williams, Jemima Kirke, Lena Dunham and Zosia Mamet in Girls. (Apatow Productions/Kobal/Shutterstock)Girls fans, unite. The popular TV series is coming back. HBO announced Tuesday that the show, created by and starring Lena Dunham, will be returning for five episodes, with Dunham, Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke and Zosia Mamet reprising their roles as aspiring writer Hannah Horvath and her friends. Andrew Rannells, who played Elijah, will also be included in the limited revival, and Judd Apatow will return as executive producer. The comedy-drama, which aired from 2012 to 2017, gave a raw, unfiltered (and largely unglamorous) look at life as a 20-something in New York City. Body confidence, bad boyfriends and poor choices were key themes. The show received 29 Emmy Award nominations and won two, and was recently ranked the 13th-best TV show of the 21st century by the New York Times. HBO announced the show's return in a staged mock video call, with Dunham asking her costars if they wanted to take part.

By Valueyou - Peter Nagy in 2014 at his Eisbox Projects Exhibition screen saved from video, CC BY-SA 4.0, Link Xerox machines humming in the 1980s East Village became an unlikely artist’s studio for a young designer who fused photocopies and paint into a sharp commentary on art, money and history. Peter Nagy, the post-conceptual artist and visionary gallerist who co-founded Gallery Nature Morte in New York and later transformed it into one of India’s most influential contemporary art spaces, died on October 13, 2026, after a long illness. He was 67.

Bruno Mars is taking the mic at Stadium-Chinatown Station, adding a famous voice to SkyTrain during his Vancouver concert run. After inviting public transit riders yesterday to play musical detective with a series of emoji clues, TransLink has officially confirmed the singer as SkyTrain’s newest celebrity guest voice — and its first music artist to take on the role.

The Yellowjackets have finally come home. But this reunion is a reckoning. On Tuesday, the hit Showtime series released the official teaser trailer with the first footage and first photos of the fourth and final season (below), which premieres on Nov. 20 and will introduce the third timeline to the survival series when the Yellowjackets soccer team is finally rescued after 19 months in the Canadian wilderness.

Vauhini Vara, who has for years been investigating the impact of AI on writing, published a piece in The Atlantic over the weekend that suggested it was probable that “The Blue Fighter,” a Caine Prize-winning short story, was written using AI. The claim is based on a close reading of the story and the AI detector Pangram, after the story by Zimbabwean writer Simbarashe Steyn Kundizeza was awarded the 2026 Caine Prize. This is the third time this year that a major literary prize has been tainted by AI accusations: the Commonwealth Prize and the Prix Goncourt have also contended with issues around inhuman tools being used to generate text.

Rock icon Joni Mitchell has called Canada home, built a legendary career in the United States and made no secret of her feelings about U. S. President Donald Trump. Now, after 62 years south of the border, the Alberta-born singer-songwriter is officially an American citizen, and her decision is raising eyebrows, given her outspoken criticism of the Trump administration. The 82-year-old singer-songwriter shared footage of her U. S. citizenship ceremony on social media, along with a photo of herself standing beside an American flag. "A journey that began 62 years ago," Mitchell wrote in a caption. Mitchell has never been one to bite her tongue when it comes to Trump. At a 2024 concert at Los Angeles' Hollywood Bowl, the Alberta-born singer got a standing ovation after taking a not-so-subtle swipe at the then-presidential candidate, according to a release shared on Mitchell's website. After slipping Trump's name into an ad-libbed rendition of her song 'Dog Eat Dog,' which takes aim at people who "lie, cheat, skim, scam," Mitchell got a little help from the crowd when someone shouted an insult about Trump. Her response was blunt. "F*** Donald Trump!

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Barbie director Greta Gerwig has unveiled the first trailer for Narnia: The Magician's Nephew, her reported $280 million Netflix adaptation of C. S. Lewis's fantasy book. The filmmaker premiered the footage at an IMAX event in New York, offering a glimpse of Meryl Streep as the lion Aslan and a mystical world set to Led Zeppelin's 1971 hit "Stairway to Heaven. "The trailer follows two children, Digory (David McKenna) and Polly (Beatrice Campbell), as they are transported from a gloomy London into a vibrant fantasy world through a series of magical rings. As the music builds, the pair encounter strange creatures and otherworldly landscapes before witnessing the creation of Narnia. "Have you ever seen a world born? " a voice asks. Aslan makes a brief appearance as a towering, star-filled silhouette, letting out a thunderous roar but offering no dialogue. The trailer also introduces the film's villain, Jadis, played by Sex Education star Emma Mackey, while James Bond's Daniel Craig appears as the eccentric Uncle Andrew, whose experiments with magic set the adventure in motion. Three-time Oscar nominee Carey Mulligan plays Digory's mother. The movie opens in theaters Feb.

Canadian folk legend Joni Mitchell has announced that she’s now a U. S. citizen. Mitchell posted a photo of herself smiling as she held an American flag and stood in front of the United States and Department of Homeland Security flags on Instagram. She also shared a short video of herself as she was called up to be sworn in as a citizen.

McCartney spotted a problem when he saw Paul Mescal and the other actors recreating the Abbey Road cover for Sam Mendes’ upcoming films

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