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Ted Lasso is set to return for Season 4, with production starting in Kansas City and London, featuring Jason Sudeikis and original cast members like Hannah Waddingham and Brett Goldstein. The new season sees Ted coaching a second division women’s football team, alongside new cast additions, including Grant Feely as his son, Henry. Want More Context? 🔎

Comedian Fred MacAulay, aged 68, has announced his diagnosis of prostate cancer, which was detected at a very early stage. Having undergone regular checks due to family history, he remains optimistic and aims to inspire other men to prioritize testing. Want More Context? 🔎

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is gearing up for a major expansion beyond Avengers: Secret Wars, with President Kevin Feige confirming plans for three additional phases extending to 2032, including the introduction of the X-Men. While some post-credit characters may return, Marvel prioritizes storytelling over fan service and is open to recasting iconic roles to keep the universe evolving. Want More Context? 🔎

The upcoming film The Fantastic Four: First Steps will introduce Marvel's First Family to the MCU, positioning them as key players against Doctor Doom in Avengers: Doomsday. Rumored plans for a post-credits scene featuring Chris Evans as Nomad were scrapped in favor of one with Doom, but the final version of the film will include two post-credits scenes when it releases this week. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The new movie The Fantastic...

Once upon a time in Liverpool, a new spoof fairytale show titled "The Legend of Rooney's Ring" features Wayne and Coleen Rooney as heroic and royal characters, inspired by their real-life saga. The play, written by Helen Serafinowicz, humorously explores a myth about Coleen throwing her engagement ring out of a car, attracting treasure hunters, reflecting the couple's enduring journey together. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A funny play called "The Legend of...

Oasis performed at Heaton Park in Manchester, where frontman Liam Gallagher dedicated the song "Bring It On Down" to the many ticketless fans who gathered despite warnings from Manchester City Council about a newly installed fence blocking their view. The area, known as "Gallagher Hill," attracted crowds hoping to watch the concert on screens. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Oasis played a special song for fans who couldn't get tickets to their concert...