Don’t Let the Owens Sisters Kill Lee Pace in Practical Magic 2

As with many continuations of older stories, the younger characters are causing trouble for the original cast, leading the Owens sisters to leave Massachusetts for England (and partly because current tax incentives are encouraging filming in the U.K.). Lee Pace returns, and hopefully, his character will have a better fate than the male leads in the first movie. Practical Magic 2 is scheduled to be released in theaters on September 11, 2026.

Mountain Dew swaps name to “American Dew” for limited-time summer release

On April 20th, the soda brand launched a new campaign called “An American Original – Tasting Great Since ’48.” The campaign celebrates the drink’s long history, starting in Tennessee in 1948, and its beginnings in the Appalachian region. It aims to remind people that this soda has become a well-known American favorite.

Firefighter suspended for forcing coworkers to play DIY board games while on duty

The fire department in Inazawa City, Japan, is dealing with a strange situation. A sergeant, who is in his 40s, reportedly forced his coworkers to play his personally-made board games during work hours for half a year. The story has gone viral online, leading many to believe there’s a deeper issue than just a simple mistake at work, and it’s easy to understand why people think that.

6 ‘The Pitt’ Clues That Prove Dr. Langdon Is Actually Divorced

It’s been interesting to see Langdon thriving in his job during this long Fourth of July shift, but viewers are also curious about his life outside of work. Even though other medical shows often prioritize personal storylines, we know Langdon is married to Abby and has two kids. Over the last two seasons of the HBO Max series, have there been any hints that his marriage is facing difficulties?

Naval Shenanigans: When Ships and Pride Collide in the Gulf of Oman

The IRGC, through the Tasnim News Agency, proclaimed their readiness to respond “decisively,” deeming the US action “blatant aggression.” Retaliation, they assure us, is but deferred, not abandoned-a promise as binding as a gentleman’s word. “Once the safety of the families and crew is ensured,” they declare, “the powerful armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran will take the necessary action against the terrorist US military.” One can almost hear the rustle of indignant skirts.