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Emmys 2026 Live Updates: News and Highlights From TV’s Biggest Night

Emmys 2026 Live Updates: News and Highlights From TV’s Biggest Night

Published by Sam Flores

Your favorite girl’s girl has just made her Emmys red carpet debut. Summer House star and The Traitors fan favorite Ciara Miller has arrived at the Emmys wearing a two piece, midriff baring white ensemble.  This year, she’s co-hosting the Emmys red carpet with Lance Bass and Erin Lim Rhodes. Ciara Miller Amy Sussman/Getty Images It’s been an eventful 2026 for Miller. Summer House received its first-ever Emmy nomination for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program at the Emmys thanks in no small part to Miller’s grace and poise in the face of the unimaginable (a.k.a her ex, West Wilson, getting together with her best friend, Amanda Batula). But with all that in the past, Miller can focus on what’s coming next for her: hosting the Emmys red carpet and competing on the next season of Dancing with the Stars. Ciara MillerMichael Buckner/Getty Images Source link

These stewy mushrooms solve Monday night dinner

These stewy mushrooms solve Monday night dinner

Published by Sam Flores

I always want Mondays to be a lighter lift than they end up being. I am not going to calculate how many working Mondays I’ve had in my life, but even before I was working, I had a Garfield-esque disdain for the day. Not pathological, exactly, but persistent enough that it feels like one of those things I simply know about myself. I struggle with transitions, and Monday is the day that wrenches me most abruptly from one mode into another: weekend to workweek, spaciousness to schedules, vague possibility to the tyranny of the calendar. Which means Monday dinner needs to account for the fact that Monday Ashlie is not always the person Friday Ashlie imagined she would be. A while back, for instance, Friday Ashlie decided Monday Ashlie would make banana leaf-wrapped fish. This sounded reasonable enough in theory. Elegant, even. Except I had never made banana leaf-wrapped fish before. The fish had bones. Nothing seemed to fit properly in the steamer. At one point, I realized I had forgotten to put water in …

8 Casual Things People Who Don’t Spend Sunday Night Dreading Monday Usually Do On The Weekends

8 Casual Things People Who Don’t Spend Sunday Night Dreading Monday Usually Do On The Weekends

Published by Jenni Sidey

It’s Sunday night, and a familiar feeling creeps in: the dreaded Sunday scaries. For many, Monday represents the end of freedom and a return to obligation and stress. But not everyone feels this way. Some people wake up on Monday ready to take on the week with surprising enthusiasm. What’s their secret? As it turns out, the difference isn’t necessarily in the job itself. From small mindset shifts to practical routines, those who don’t dread Mondays have figured out how to reclaim their time and find purpose in the start of the week. If Mondays leave you anxious or already counting down to Friday, these habits might just change your perspective. People who don’t dread Mondays usually do a few things on the weekend: 1. They don’t save all the fun for the weekend People who hate Mondays often fall into the trap of reserving all their joy and personal time for Saturday and Sunday. When the workweek begins, it feels like life pauses until Friday rolls around again. Instead, Monday lovers sprinkle enjoyment throughout …

Last Night of the Proms review – musical chaos ensues in near four-hour finale | Proms 2026

Last Night of the Proms review – musical chaos ensues in near four-hour finale | Proms 2026

Published by Sam Flores

In Richard Strauss’s Ariadne auf Naxos, a wealthy man commissions an evening’s entertainment: a lofty new opera and a comic burlesque. But when time constraints force them to be performed simultaneously, surreal musical chaos ensues. One can only assume that the BBC was taking notes. The Last Night of the Proms is the finale to eight weeks of concerts, and the BBC’s annual identity crisis. Is this the celebratory end to a season of serious music or a standalone party, whose first half is something to be endured before the real fun begins? It’s both, of course. And that’s where the trouble starts. Consider the running time of nearly four hours. That’s longer than Rheingold, pushing into Tristan und Isolde territory: a bloated classical variety performance where all shall have prizes (this year even, perhaps to her heavenly surprise, Dolly Parton) and no music shall be left behind – not even Samuel Barber’s inscrutable, gruffly virtuosic 1962 Piano Concerto. Try waving your flag to that. But try the audience did. There’s a place in musical …

Saturday Night Live UK review – Jeff Goldblum will do anything for attention

Saturday Night Live UK review – Jeff Goldblum will do anything for attention

Published by Daniella Wilson

Get the latest entertainment news, reviews and star-studded interviews with our Independent Culture email Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter When it was first announced that Saturday Night Live would transfer to the UK, I called the show “doomed”. I was writing on a heady wave of confidence. British audiences are derisive about importing American formats, the show’s cast of young comics seemed absent the necessary star power, and the series was due to air on Sky One, a channel that no one (except, perhaps, Richard Branson and the Duke of Westminster) can afford. It looked doomed. And yet the show is back now for a second series, which kicked off last night with renewed vigour. So, is SNL UK turning into a bit of a sleeper hit? “I’m the new PM,” Andy Burnham (George Fouracres) announces during the season opening sketch, “and I’m nothing like the last one!” The line is delivered with a wink. Back in March, Fouracres raised …

Nicola Peltz wears stunning jewel-encrusted micro-mini for date night with Brooklyn Beckham

Nicola Peltz wears stunning jewel-encrusted micro-mini for date night with Brooklyn Beckham

Published by Daniella Wilson

Nicola Peltz Beckham pulled out all the stops for a glamorous date night with husband Brooklyn Beckham, stepping out in a show-stopping jewel-encrusted mini dress. The 31-year-old actress wore a thigh-skimming black number, which featured delicate lace detailing across the neckline and glittering crystal embellishments cascading down the bodice. The ultra-short dress showcased Nicola’s toned legs, while sparkling straps added even more glamour to the head-turning look. © InstagramBrooklyn and Nicola enjoyed a date night together The Bates Motel actress wore her brunette locks in glossy waves swept over one shoulder and opted for glowing makeup, including rosy cheeks and a statement red lip. Brooklyn, 27, complemented his wife in an oversized dark suit, black T-shirt and tinted glasses as the couple attended the launch of Valentino Beauty’s new Vendetta fragrances in Los Angeles. In one sweet photograph from the evening, Brooklyn could be seen holding his wife’s hand as he gazed up at her, while another showed the pair posing together at the event. © InstagramThe pair looked very loved up “Date night with …

The Night Chicago (Almost) Died – a Novel

The Night Chicago (Almost) Died – a Novel

Published by Jenni Sidey

A quarter century ago, in mid-September in Toronto, I was tidying plants on the retaining wall of the front yard. My mother was sipping coffee on the porch. A neighbor came out and called over, “Thought you might want to know, a plane hit the World Trade Center in New York.” We went inside for more news. We soon learned that another plane had hit the Center too… I said, “Mom, the United States is under attack.” At the time, we did not know if Washington and Los Angeles — or for that matter, Ottawa and Toronto — would also be hit. Toronto’s CN Tower, then the world’s tallest freestanding structure, would be a tempting target. Published by Discovery Institute Press in 2026 But the attackers who inflicted the thousands of casualties turned out to be a lone band of self-immolating terrorists. If any states backed or helped them, they were not boasting freely at the time. The damage the terrorists could do was limited by their lack of access to nuclear weapons. But what …

Ingebrigtsen, Duplantis, Mahuchikh shine on opening night of athletics’ richest show

Ingebrigtsen, Duplantis, Mahuchikh shine on opening night of athletics’ richest show

Published by Sam Flores

BUDAPEST, Sept 11 : Jakob Ingebrigtsen of Norway won the men’s 5,000 metres, Mondo Duplantis added another pole vault title and fellow Olympic champion Yaroslava Mahuchikh of Ukraine captured the women’s high jump crown as the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship got underway on Friday in Budapest. • The prize pot of $10 million is the richest in athletics, with winners pocketing $150,000. Runners-up win $75,000, with $40,000 awarded for third. The victorious relay teams split a pot of $80,000. • Olympic champion Ingebrigtsen won with a late surge, clocking 12 minutes 59.24 seconds just seven months after undergoing Achilles surgery. • Sweden’s double Olympic gold medallist Mondo Duplantis soared 6.20 metres to add another title to his illustrious resume. • Mahuchikh of Ukraine soared 1.99m to win the women’s high jump. • Germany’s Merlin Hummel won the hammer throw with 81.46 metres. Olympic champion Ethan Katzberg was stung by the rule, unique to this event, that guarantees athletes only two throws in a first round. The Canadian fouled on both of his attempts. • …