Osgood Perkins has unveiled the first, two-minute trailer for his upcoming horror film “Keeper.” The footage follows Tatiana Maslany and Rossif Sutherland as a couple whose romantic cabin retreat warps into something far more sinister.

A Philadelphia dorm room once housed the first batches of Insomnia Cookies. Today, the hometown brand has scaled that student experiment into a network of more than 300 cookie shops around the globe.

A brief video making the rounds online claims to reveal Apple’s Liquid Silicone case for the still-unannounced iPhone 17. AndroidHeadlines, which surfaced the clip, calls the footage “sketchy,” urging readers to treat the images with caution.

Workday, one of America’s largest job-application software providers, has disclosed a cyberattack that exposed personal data. In a Friday blog post, the company warned that the hackers’ “goal is to trick employees,” urging vigilance across its user base.

Investors are waiting to see whether Palo Alto Networks will top its own projections when the cybersecurity firm reports results today. A live blog from 247wallst.com, carried by Biztoc, reminds readers that the company’s benchmark is $5.52 billion in Next-Generation Security annual recurring revenue. The rolling coverage updates automatically as the numbers draw near.

Air Canada has suspended every Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge flight after its flight-attendant union declined to follow a federal order to resume work. Rolling cancellations now reach into the afternoon of Aug. 19 2025, leaving travelers in search of alternatives while regulators press for an immediate return to duty.

New Japan Pro Wrestling has confirmed a marquee singles bout for its Blue Justice XVI card: Hiroshi Tanahashi will face Yuji Nagata. The announcement, first reported by 411MANIA, positions two of the company’s most recognisable names opposite each other in a match that instantly elevates the event.

Toho Animation has unveiled the trailer for what Coming Soon calls the final season of My Hero Academia. The beloved anime returns on Saturday, Oct. 4, streaming exclusively on Crunchyroll outside Asia with new episodes dropping weekly on the same day they air in Japan.

Federal regulators say three ticket brokers used bots, fake accounts and recycled credit cards to scoop up more than 320,000 seats to top concerts, then flipped them for a $5.7 million profit. The new FTC lawsuit offers a rare inside look at the mechanics—and the fallout—of large-scale ticket scalping.

Director Nia DaCosta says her only change to Alex Garland’s screenplay for “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” was a simple mandate: “more infected.” She also credits “The Zone of Interest” filmmaker Jonathan Glazer with convincing her to take on the sequel, which was shot back-to-back with Danny Boyle’s installment released earlier this year.

For just two days this weekend, theaters nationwide—including several in Utah—will light up with “KPop Demon Hunters.” The brief run encourages moviegoers to sing along, and tickets are already on sale.

After 46 years glittering on Atlantic Avenue’s oceanfront strip, Silver Stream Jewelry will ring up its final in-store sale on Sept. 30. The longtime retailer plans to close its brick-and-mortar location and continue business exclusively online.

IndieWire is devoting an entire week to the 1970s, unveiling a full schedule of lists, essays, and interviews that spotlight what it calls “one of Hollywood’s most defining decades.” The special coverage—dubbed “’70s Week”—invites readers to revisit the era’s movies, milestones, and cultural impact.

Takeya USA, the Costa Mesa–based maker of reusable food- and beverage-container solutions, has appointed John Sanchez as its new President and Chief Executive Officer. Effective July 9, 2025, Sanchez assumes responsibility for guiding both the TAKEYA and ThermoFlask brands after more than 25 years in the consumer-products arena.

The Pickle Pad is riding America’s pickleball wave into four new states—Florida, New Jersey, Texas and Alabama—bringing its development pipeline to seven venues and lining up three grand openings for the fourth quarter. The Dallas company says its “multi-experience” formula, which marries pickleball courts with dining and other attractions, is powering the accelerated build-out.

Xiaomi has quietly posted its 67W Power Bank 20000 on the company’s global website, suggesting a worldwide launch in the coming weeks. The accessory promises 67-watt USB-C output, 65-watt input, dual ports, an integrated cable, and a built-in display—aimed at users who need laptop-level charging power on the move.

Star Tribune has introduced Noor Adwan as its new Opinion audience editor. Her first message to readers is both simple and sweeping: “How can we better serve you?”

Actor James Norton has revealed that he broke his collarbone after falling from a horse while rehearsing in Iceland for the upcoming CBS Studios period drama “King and Conqueror.” Norton, who plays Harold Godwinson in the 1066 epic, shared the incident during a recent Q&A session.

JTBC has released a wistful poster for its forthcoming romance drama “My Youth.” The image offers the first look at a story that reunites first loves in adulthood, starring Song Joong Ki, Chun Woo Hee, Lee Joo Myung and Seo Ji Hoon.

Reality-TV personality Joey Essex says he feels “confident and excited” ahead of his first boxing bout. The Towie alumnus joins a wave of celebrities entering crossover boxing, a spectacle popularized by YouTubers.