Why Netflix, YouTube and Amazon All Want to Be Your Only TV App
Streaming giants are racing to bundle rival services inside their own apps, vying to become the single gateway to viewers’ shows and subscriptions.
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Meta faces landmark US trial over alleged harm to children online
US states are set for a pivotal trial over claims Meta deliberately designed Facebook and Instagram in ways that harm young users.
Remembering the Notable Figures Who Died in 2026
A look at the prominent people who died in 2026 and how their work shaped culture, media, and public life.
Kazuo Ishiguro to publish 1930s spy caper ‘Miss Lambert’ next year
Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro will return in March with a 1938-set spy caper, his first novel since 2021’s Klara and the Sun.
Los Angeles Philharmonic Taps Daniel Harding as Next Music Director
The British-born conductor will succeed Gustavo Dudamel, beginning a six-year term in the 2027–28 season.
Revisiting *Top Gun*: A Classic Reframed by Its Own Testosterone
A new review of the 1986 hit *Top Gun* argues the film’s macho image now reads through a different, more ironic lens.
Juliette Binoche turns teenage trauma into raw directorial debut
The French actor says a strangling attack in her teens helped shape the intense physicality and emotional risk of her new stage work, In-I In Motion.
How ‘The Middle’ Still Defines Jimmy Eat World — And Why That Matters
A candid look back at Jimmy Eat World’s defining hit shows how one song can anchor a band’s identity and its uneasy relationship with nostalgia.
Madra Salach’s snarling Irish folk steps into the spotlight
Dublin band Madra Salach emerge with a feral twist on Irish folk as their debut EP lands and a busy festival and UK touring schedule begins.
Adam Scott on ‘Severance,’ Tom Cruise comparisons and an odd path to stardom
In a wide‑ranging interview, Adam Scott reflects on Severance, being compared to Tom Cruise and the unlikely jobs that shaped his career.
When stars interview stars, what gets left off the table?
More celebrities are choosing to be interviewed by peers instead of journalists, raising questions about what audiences gain—and what they lose.
Popcast Invites Listeners to Settle Their Biggest Music Debates
The New York Times podcast Popcast is asking listeners to send in their music disputes so hosts can weigh in on who’s right.
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