Cynthia Erivo Swaps Elphaba for Glinda in Hilarious Nigerian Wicked Sketch on SNL UK
Cynthia Erivo took on Glinda in a lo-fi Nigerian Wicked parody while hosting SNL UK, trading Broadway polish for melodrama and a pink velour tracksuit.
SNL U.K. Weekend Update Leans Into Its Boldest Jokes Yet
Saturday Night Live U.K.’s Weekend Update took on Meghan Markle, James Bond and a Glee reboot in a fearless new episode.
Nathan Fielder Wanted a Kill Switch Before Making Elizabeth Holmes Documentary
Co-director Lance Oppenheim says Nathan Fielder negotiated a kill switch with A24 over doubts about finding a unique story for You Can See Everything.
Mikel Arteta Keeps Receipts on Rival Managers Wandering From Technical Areas
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has compiled a dossier of Premier League managers leaving their technical areas, warning that wandering bosses should beware.
Carrick Insists Man Utd Job Is Manageable as Bournemouth Test Looms
Michael Carrick insists Manchester United is not unmanageable as he fights to keep his job ahead of Bournemouth’s visit to Old Trafford.
Teenage Star Antonelli on the Verge of Formula 1 History in Austin
Kimi Antonelli could become Formula 1’s youngest world champion in Austin, and he says he is enjoying the moment more than ever.
Tottenham Climb to 12th After Candid Meeting Sparks Hopes of a Revival
Tottenham ended Saturday in 12th, their highest league position since January, raising the question of whether a frank team meeting changed their season.
France Unrest Sends Borrowing Costs to 24-Year High as Investors Await Next Protests
French unrest has pushed bond yields to a 24-year high as investors weigh budget, growth, and sector risks ahead of further protests in France.
Why Airlines Are Scrapping Popular Planes Years Ahead of Schedule
Airplanes are being scrapped years early because engines and parts are in short supply, exposing strain in aviation supply chains.
Alaska Senate Certification Faces Court Challenges Before Results Are Final
Lawsuits challenge efforts to block certification of Alaska’s Senate race, raising fresh questions about election procedure and voters’ rights.