'South Park' rebrands as 'South America' in Season 29 premiere mocking Trump's renaming push
"South Park" Season 29 premiered as "South America" with a renamed town sign and animated Trump, satirizing the president's renaming orders.
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Premier League predictions & Jones Knows' best bets: Brentford to expose soft Chelsea underbelly
<strong>Our football betting expert Lewis Jones previews the weekend Premier League action; Watch Brentford vs Chelsea, Nottingham Forest vs Coventry, Bournemouth vs Liverpool, Leeds vs Crystal Palace, Man City vs Sunderland & Fulham vs Man Utd live on Sky Sports; Play Super 6!</strong>
What Happened to Doris? - Official Clip - IGN
Check out this unsettling clip from What Happened to Doris?, an upcoming supernatural horror film starring Heather Graham, Mimi Rogers, Marcus Coloma, Kevin Keppy, Daniel Reed Ferrell, and Margo Parker.In 1974, single mother Doris Bither reported being violently assaulted by an unseen force inside her Culver City home. As the attacks escalated, investigators from UCLA documented a series of terrifying events that would become one of the most infamous paranormal cases in American history. Based on the true story that inspired The Entity, What Happened to Doris? tells the story through the eyes of the family who lived it. Starring Heather Graham, What Happened to Doris? is a harrowing supernatural horror film about an unimaginable haunting—and the devastating cost of refusing to believe its victim.What Happened to Doris? is written by Thomas Fenton.What Happened to Doris?, directed by Thomas Fenton, premieres at Fantastic Fest on September 20, 2026.
Celtic 1-3 Ferencvaros: Martin O'Neill's Hoops punished in Europa League opener as they lose at home
Report as Celtic lose to Ferencvaros; Liam Scales' own goal put the visitors ahead; Mika Baur levelled, but Kristoffer Zachariassen restored the lead; Daniel Arzani scored a third; it is back-to-back defeats for Martin O'Neill ahead of Sunday's Premiership clash with Rangers, live on Sky