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    Entertainmentby Tom Richardson

    Idris Elba’s High-Octane Thriller Hijack Returns for Season 2

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    Idris Elba’s High-Octane Thriller Hijack Returns for Season 2
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    MLS Playoff Matches Now Available to All Apple TV Subscribers

    Close-up image of Adidas Brazuca soccer balls, the official match balls of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. They feature a white base with colorful swirling patterns in blue, orange, and green, showcasing the tournament logo and Adidas branding—highlights seen on TV rights broadcasts of major events like the FIFA Club World Cup.
    MLS Playoff Matches Now Available to All Apple TV Subscribers

    Apple Music Now Has 11 Million Trial Members, Apple Reports

    by NewsroomEntertainmentInnovationAugust 6, 2015August 7, 2015

    Apple has revealed that, only a month after launch, its music streaming service Apple Music now has 11 million trial members. This is the first official indication of a subscriber…

    Chris Evans Shows Romantic Side in New Drama Before We Go

    by NewsroomEntertainmentAugust 3, 2015August 3, 2015

    Think of the Boston-born actor Chris Evans and his blockbuster roles as Marvel superheroes Captain America and Johnny Storm of the Fantastic Four likely immediately spring to mind. However, he…

    Director Explains Why the Taj Mahal is Destroyed in Pixels

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 30, 2015July 30, 2015

    The latest Adam Sandler movie Pixels has been poorly received so far – but does include, among its visual spectacles, the destruction of the iconic Taj Mahal by alien invaders….

    Steve Jobs Biopic Named New York Film Festival’s Centerpiece

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 28, 2015July 30, 2015

    The Film Society of Lincoln Center has revealed that the eagerly-anticipated biopic of visionary Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has been chosen as the Centerpiece for the 53rd New York Film…

    Apple Music Reportedly Attracts Over 10 Million Subscribers

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 28, 2015July 30, 2015

    It has reportedly been leaked that Apple Music has amassed over 10 million subscribers in just four weeks. This progress is bound to have pleased Apple, and has led some…

    Google Reveals New Plans for Further Dismantling of Google+

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 27, 2015May 18, 2023

    Google+, the social networking arm launched by Google in 2011, hasn’t thrived like the search giant would have hoped. The company now seems to be accelerating the breakup of Google+,…

    What the Minions Movie Gets Wrong About the British

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 25, 2015July 25, 2015

    “I love England. The music, the fashion…” That’s what Scarlet Overkill, the super-villain voiced by Sandra Bullock, tells the minions in the currently-screening Minions movie, just before she asks them…

    Why Clouds of Sils Maria is a Very Juliette Binoche Film

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 23, 2015July 23, 2015

    The Oliver Assayas-directed movie Clouds of Sils Maria has attracted considerable acclaim for the depth and intelligence of its script and impressive performances from promising young actresses Kristen Stewart and…

    Pac-Man Maker Has Surprise Appearance – of Sorts – in Pixels

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 23, 2015July 23, 2015

    Does the name Tōru Iwatani ring a bell for you? Unless you were an avid gamer in the 1980s, the answer is likely “no”. However, he was actually the original…

    Why Ant-Man is This Year’s Biggest Smallest Movie Superhero

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 21, 2015July 21, 2015

    Whoah! Did you see that? You know, that thing just there. Still looking? To be fair, it’s hardly the easiest thing to spot. That’s because we are actually talking about…

    Back to the Future to Return to Theaters on 21 October

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 17, 2015July 20, 2015

    “Great Scott! Quick, Marty – to the theater!” That – well, okay, maybe just something to that effect – is what loads of Back to the Future fans will be…

    Why There’s Much More to Magic Mike XXL Than The Strippers

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 15, 2015July 14, 2015

    It might not have matched the huge critical and financial successes of Inside Out and Jurassic World, but Magic Mike XXL – yes, that film with the male strippers –…

    Study Reveals Facebook and Twitter Users Seeing More News

    by NewsroomEntertainmentInnovationJuly 14, 2015May 18, 2023

    A study recently conducted by the Pew Research Center has revealed that US users of Facebook and Twitter are becoming more exposed to external news through these social media platforms….

    Is British Novelist Zadie Smith Right to Dislike ‘Like’?

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 12, 2015May 18, 2023

    Facebook introduced its now instantly recognizable ‘Like’ button in 2009 – and, for what is really an incredibly simple feature, the button has attracted a lot of intelligent commentary. One…

    Why Inside Out’s Leading Voice Cast is so Aptly-Chosen

    by NewsroomEntertainmentJuly 12, 2015July 11, 2015

    The latest Pixar movie Inside Out has continued to perform well at the US box office, beating even the much-hyped Terminator Genisys despite that film’s more recent release. It’s testament…

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    WLFI Brings Crypto to Apple Pay with New Debit Card

    A woman in a bright red suit smiles and walks down a modern office hallway with colorful furniture and large windows—capturing the vibrant energy seen in the Loot Season 3 Trailer on Apple TV Plus.

    Apple TV+ Unveils Loot Season 3 Trailer

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    iPhone Air Early Reviews: YouTubers Weigh In on Apple’s Slimmest Design

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    Tim Cook’s Pikachu Moment Lights Up Japan Visit

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    Red Sox vs. Tigers Game on Apple TV+ Will Feature Shots Filmed on iPhone 17 Pro

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