Phillies’ Zack Wheeler Too ‘Boring’ For All-Star Nod, Per Agent

ARLINGTON, TEXAS - AUGUST 10: Zack Wheeler #45 of the Philadelphia Phillies looks on in the first inning during a game against the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field on August 10, 2025 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Brandon Sloter/Getty Images)

This Wild Hot Hatch Has Angry Red Crocodiles Swimming on the Hood Thanks to a Collab with Lacoste

• This wacky collaboration between Lacoste and French automaker Alpine brings some of the most unique design details we've ever seen.
• The A290's hood features a red pool with three swimming crocodiles, while a larger translucent croc pokes its angry red head onto the rear spoiler.
• The white exterior is contrasted by a red cabin featuring seats with 3-D-printed latticework and dozens of crocodile patches plastered onto the dashboard in varying sizes.

Automakers love to partner with clothing brands. Ford is set to start selling the Bronco Filson Edition next year, Mini worked with Deus Ex Machina on a pair of sporty concepts, and BMW paired up with Kith on a special-edition XM SUV, just to name some examples from the past few years. Now, French performance-car company Alpine has teamed up with Lacoste on a wacky version of its A290 electric hot hatch, which is full of playful details.

The Villain Made of Gas: Inside Netflix and Toho’s Ambitious Bet on ‘Human Vapor’

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There are probably easier ways to mount a crime thriller steeped in gritty realism than centering it on a villain made of gas. When Japanese filmmaker Shinzo Katayama signed on to direct Human Vapor, Netflix and Toho‘s eight-part, lavishly budgeted streaming series about a Tokyo killer who carries out his murders as a shape-shifting, disembodied cloud, he agreed to stake his growing reputation on the most literally intangible antagonist of recent Japanese screen memory.

The 6 Best Dr. Martens Shoes That Can Take You From the Classroom to a Concert

School Is in Session

From penny loafers to Mary Janes, these are the Dr. Martens silhouettes worth grabbing before the back-to-school rush hits

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‘The Odyssey’ First Reactions: “Staggering … Nolan’s Biggest Film to Date”

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The first reactions to Christopher Nolan‘s The Odyssey are in.

Here is a sample of the comments about Nolan’s epic, which tells the story of the Greek hero Odysseus’ (Matt Damon) long, torturous and fantastical trip home from the Trojan War, back to the Kingdom of Ithaca to save his wife Penelope (Anne Hathaway) and son Telemachus (Tom Holland). The Odyssey is the first film to be entirely shot in the Imax format, and critics are being shown the film in Imax theaters, where available.

Muhammad Ali Series ‘The Greatest’ Sets November Release Date, First Look (TV News Roundup)

The Muhammad Ali series “The Greatest” will premiere Wednesday, November 4 on Prime Video, with widow Lonnie Ali executive producing the first authorized scripted series about Ali’s life.

Helming from showrunner Ben Watkins (“Cross”) and Michael B. Jordan’s banner Outlier Society, the new series follows Cassius Clay/Ali’s (Jaalen Best) journey from boxing champion to humanitarian. Alongside the release date announcement, a new teaser shows intense footage of Ali training with the goal of becoming the youngest heavyweight champion in boxing.

UFC 329: Full Fight Card, Date, Time, Location, Odds, How To Watch

CANNES, FRANCE - MAY 25: Conor McGregor is seen during the 75th annual Cannes film festival at on May 25, 2022 in Cannes, France. (Photo by Edward Berthelot/GC Images)

xAI makes its rebrand to SpaceXAI complete with a new logo

xAI is no more.

The AI company founded by Elon Musk and acquired by his rocket company earlier this year has officially rebranded to SpaceXAI, debuting a new logo and an update to its username on X.

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is suffering similar PSN region locking woes to Helldivers 2, with 132 countries barred according to Steam's backend

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PlayStation might have opted to stop putting their single player big hitters on PC going forwards, but they're still committed to porting their online games in the name of juicing player counts. All good, since they've stopped frustrating folks by insisting that PC players link up a PSN account. Ah, bollocks. Based on the fact Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls' Steam backend lists it as not being available for purchase in 132 countries, Sony didn't learned their account linking lesson with Helldivers 2 after all.

World Cup 2026: Balogun decision leaves red card system in disarray

It had become one of the game's great certainties. If you are sent off at the World Cup, you will miss the next game.

No ifs, no buts, no appeals.