2026 Emmys: ‘The Pitt’s’ Noah Wyle Wins Lead Actor In A Drama Series
Noah Wyle takes home the Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series — which he won also won last year.
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Business News & Analysis — Page 4
Business news, company strategy and market analysis from the Cyrus Magazine editorial desk — original commentary on the stories shaping global enterprise.
Jean Smart, 75, And Allison Janney, 66, Tie For Most Emmys Ever Won: Emmys 2026
Jean Smart and Allison Janney both clinched their eighth Emmy Awards within minutes, tying the all-time record for most acting Emmys won.
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2026 Emmys Full Winners List (Live Updates)
The 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards are being handed out Monday night in Los Angeles. Click in to keep up with the results of the 78th annual ceremony throughout the night.
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Monday, September 14. Russia’s War On Ukraine: News And Information From Ukraine
Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 1,662.
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Shawn Mendes Fans Push Two Of His Biggest Hits To New Peaks At The Same Time
Shawn Mendes sees two older hits — "Treat You Better" and “There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back” — reach new peaks on both of Billboard’s worldwide rankings this week.
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Macklemore Says Billionaire Robert Kraft Pioneered His Removal From Ed Sheeran’s Tour
Macklemore made “free Palestine” remarks while opening for Sheeran last week and later defended his comments, saying, “Wanting all humans to be treated equal should never be controversial.”
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Olivia Rodrigo’s Sophomore Album Celebrates Hitting A Chart Milestone
Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Guts’ reaches 156 weeks on the Billboard 200 — exactly three years — becoming her second album to hit that milestone after ‘Sour.’
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Crowdstrike Skyrockets 14% As AI Fears Send Cybersecurity Stocks Surging
Leaders in artificial intelligence have called for a slowdown to AI development amid fears the technology could lead to human extinction.
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The Costs of the Iran War Will Continue For Decades
Like wars before it, the costs of the current war with Iran will go on for decades to pay for the human and physical damage caused by the conflict.
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Riley Herbst’s Next NASCAR Chapter Has A Monster Energy Footnote
Riley Herbst is headed to Legacy Motor Club for 2027, but the most important part of the deal may not be what he brings behind the wheel.
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‘One Night Only’ Looks To Score On Streaming This Week After Muted Box Office Run
"One Night Only," a romantic comedy starring Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner, arrives on digital streaming this week after generating little heat at the box office.
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BTS ‘Arirang’ Takes Over Los Angeles With Concerts And Culture
How BTS is bringing entertainment and culture to LA with their four nights of shows and the city declaring it as "BTS Week," Includes exclusive photos and quotes.
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IndyCar’s Conor Daly Gets Full Season Ride With Dreyer & Reinbold
Conor Daly is one of the most popular drivers in IndyCar, even as a part-time driver. That changed when Dreyer & Reinbold announced Daly returns as full-time in 2027.
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Ridley Scott’s ‘Dog Stars’ Projected To Dive 64% At Weekend 2 Box Office
“The Dog Stars,” director Ridley Scott’s post-apocalyptic tale starring Jacob Elordi, Margaret Qualley and Josh Brolin, is projected to drop big in its second weekend of release after an already weak opening frame at the box office.
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Paralympian Ali Truwit Wants You To Know We’re Stronger Than We Think
Through her Stronger Than You Think Foundation 2024 Paralympic medalist Ali Truwit is helping build the next generation of Team USA athletes towards the LA28 Games.
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‘To Catch A Predator’ Film ‘Primetime’ Wins Praise In Reviews Out Of Venice
Robert Pattinson's film “Primetime,” which chronicles Chris Hansen’s true crime “To Catch a Predator” series from NBC’s “Dateline,” is being met with near-unanimous praise by critics at the 2026 Venice International Film Festival.
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Most Game Publishers Are Ignoring Trump's ‘Arcade.gov’ Site—Here's Why
Microsoft, Sony, Sega and other companies had their IP ripped off by the White House, but haven’t said a word.
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Claims And Facts About Venezuela Oil Deal - It Won’t Save The SPR
Claims about a new oil deal with Caracas are exaggerated. A big error involves the U.S. petroleum reserve—Venezuelan oil is a bad match, while SPR needs serious repairs.
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Serena Williams Aiming To ‘Get Herself Fully Ready’ For Singles In 2027
Serena Williams is using the women’s doubles event at the U.S. Open with her sister Venus in part to prepare herself to return to the singles court in 2027.
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Blue Jays’ ‘Salty Old’ Veteran Sends Message On Daulton Varsho Trade Replacement
The Toronto Blue Jays’ veteran outfielder offered a Brett Bateman response after his arrival was met with skepticism.
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USPS Mail-In Ballot Rule Will Stay Blocked, Judge Rules—Teeing Up Supreme Court Battle
The Trump administration has said it will immediately ask the Supreme Court to let the policy take effect.
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Will New USPS Rule Impact Your Vote In November? Rule Remains Blocked As Ballots Get Sent Out
The Supreme Court still has to weigh in on the policy, so its fate remains up in the air.
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Jimmy Hart On New Sun Records Gentrys Album And Writing Music For WWE
WWE manager and Gentrys singer Jimmy Hart on the 1965 hit "Keep On Dancing" and creating music for WWE as Sun Records releases the new Gentrys album 'It's Been So Long.'
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Trump Says Places Opposing Data Centers Will Live In ‘Poverty, Crime And Squalor’
Trump said earlier this week U.S. communities will be “backwards and poor” if they do not approve data centers.
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