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Press review · Thursday, 11 June 2026

11 June 2026

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  1. bostonglobe.com

    This week’s TV: Larry David returns to TV and the final season of ‘The Bear’ debuts - The Boston Globe

    Plus, BritBox drops a new literary adaptation starring Brenda Blethyn.

  2. independent.co.uk

    New Spider-Man popcorn buckets raise eyebrows: ‘Someone approved that?’

    Fourth installment in the Tom Holland-led superhero film series is out in theaters next month

  3. independent.co.uk

    David Hockney farewelled in private funeral with just two mourners in attendance

    The radical British artist’s publicist confirmed the names of the two people asked to attend the event

  4. chron.com

    At Houston's Dutch Orange Walk, I found the heart and soul of the World Cup

    In an unlikely, unwalkable city, two cultures came together, united by the beautiful game.

  5. abcnews.com

    'Will & Grace,' 'Friends' stars pay tribute to James Burrows after legendary TV director dies at 85

    Stars from "Will & Grace" and "Friends" are honoring James Burrows following the director’s death at 85.

  6. independent.co.uk

    Former child star Daveigh Chase ‘drugged out of her mind’ in last years, mother says

    Parent of ‘Lilo & Stitch’ and ‘The Ring’ star says in first interview that she’s ‘upset because people are saying I must’ve been a bad mother’

  7. slate.com

    The New Toy Story Makes the Series’ Saddest Sequence Even More Devastating

    Toy Story 5 shows the best that parents can hope for. It’s still heartbreaking.

  8. rollingstone.com

    20 Best Video Games of 2026 So Far

    It's been a tough run for the industry, but there's plenty of strong contenders for game of the year, from old franchises to all-new IP.

  9. slate.com

    The Best Match of the World Cup So Far Was a Total Shocker in Every Possible Way

    This may have been the best opening match of the tournament.

  10. abcnews.com

    Jelly Roll files for divorce from Bunnie Xo after nearly 10 years of marriage

    Jelly Roll has filed for divorce from Bunnue Xo after nearly 10 years of marriage citing "irreconcilable differences."

  11. thetimes.com

    Toy Story 5 review — to a smartphone-free childhood… and beyond!

    Pixar’s flagship franchise, with returning stars Tom Hanks and Tim Allen, has entered the toxic tech debate. It’s not tearjerking but it is audacious

  12. houstonpublicmedia.org

    Three Houston chefs recognized at 2026 James Beard Awards | Houston Public Media

    Adrian Torres of Maximo was named Best Emerging Chef, while Evelyn Garcia and Henry Lu of JŪN won the Best Chef in Texas category.

  13. bbc.com

    Toy Story 5 is the year's most traumatic film - for parents

    The latest instalment in the mega-hit Pixar franchise deals with the perils of social media and digital devices – and captures loneliness and despair among children and adults.

  14. abcnews.com

    Does it end with this? Justin Baldoni's lawyer publishes settlement with Blake Lively

    Justin Baldoni's lawyer Bryan Freedman said he released the full settlement with Blake Lively "to allow people finality."

  15. euronews.com

    ‘Snowflake’: Donald Trump's Kennedy Center cover-up sparks criticism

    Donald Trump’s name has been removed from the facade of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. But striped tarps still cover the cultural center, leading to frustration and several accusing Trump of having a “fragile ego”.

  16. theatlantic.com

    A Night of Dominance and Submission

    By staging a mixed-martial-arts melee on the White House lawn, the president expressed the essence of his worldview.

  17. theatlantic.com

    An Underrated Sitcom That’s a Fire Hose of Funny

    Culture and entertainment recommendations including Stath Lets Flats, zombie films, a vintage Paddington Bear, and more

  18. abcnews.com

    Tyra Banks sues Netflix over portrayal in 'America's Next Top Model' docuseries

    Tyra Banks is suing Netflix, alleging that the streaming giant misrepresented her in its recent docuseries examining the legacy of "America’s Next Top Model."

  19. theatlantic.com

    The David Hockney Painting That Makes You Look, and Then Look Again

    The tireless artist, who died this week, understood how to slow down time.

  20. rollingstone.com

    Donald Trump's Name Has Been Removed From the Kennedy Center, Court Docs Say

    Workers began the court-ordered process of removing Donald Trump’s name from the exterior of the Kennedy Center on Saturday morning.

  21. news.artnet.com

    What Was the Art World Like the Last Time the Knicks Were in the Championship? | Artnet News

    With Knicks fever gripping the New York art world, some facts from art history to put it all in perspective.

  22. theatlantic.com

    The Kennedy Center, Minus Trump

    After a judge said the president’s name had to go, crowds braced for a cathartic moment.

  23. foxnews.com

    Nintendo of America releases teaser trailer confirming Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake in 2026

    Nintendo confirmed a Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time HD remake is coming in 2026, but the teaser trailer shows no gameplay footage just yet.

  24. slate.com

    She Might Be Our Biggest Twentysomething Pop Star. Her New Album Is Most Indebted to … a Goth Gen X Icon?

    On Olivia Rodrigo’s new album, it’s a battle of Swift vs. … Smith?

  25. gothamist.com

    10 videos of fan freakouts from NYC's Knicks fever dream

    The greatest fans in the world in the greatest city in the world. Including Hare Krishnas, Spike Lee, and robots.

  26. euronews.com

    Did Shakira use a body double at the 2026 World Cup opener?

    The internet is convinced Shakira was replaced by a body double at the 2026 World Cup. We review the footage to see how much truth there is to it.

  27. france24.com

    Celebrated British contemporary artist David Hockney dies at 88

    British artist David Hockney has died at 88, his publicist said on Friday. Hockney, one of the most influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, worked in a range of mediums but is best known…

  28. slate.com

    Disclosure Day Is Like a Towering Sculpture Spielberg Has Been Molding for Decades out of Mashed Potatoes

    The new thriller is part crowd-pleasing chase movie, part highly personal meditation on a lifelong obsession.

  29. usatoday.com

    War redrew the US southern border. The culture never surrendered.

    The changes on the southern border reshaped Native, Spanish and Mexican communities, telling a story of resilience and resistance.

  30. theatlantic.com

    Long Live Mel Brooks

    Happy 100th birthday to the funniest man who’s ever lived.

  31. en.ilsole24ore.com

    NYT: ‘Trump has struck a billion-dollar mining deal. His children stand to profit from it’

    An agreement between the US and Kazakhstan opens up access to critical tungsten reserves, with direct investments by Trump’s sons and links to the Secretary of Commerce.

  32. bbc.com

    Why The Odyssey has caused so much controversy

    Chrisopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's Ancient Greek epic, starring Matt Damon, Zendaya and many more, is the most anticipated film of 2026 – but also the most contested. Here's why.

  33. theatlantic.com

    The Great American State Fair Isn’t Very Great

    A dizzying showcase on the National Mall has Abraham Lincoln holograms, free Frosties, and a lot of Donald Trump.

  34. newyorker.com

    Scenes from the Paris Heat Wave

    During a historic heat wave, air-conditioning has become the linchpin of an intensifying political debate in France.

  35. thetimes.com

    Spurs owner’s artworks set European record by fetching £306m

    The masterpieces from Joe Lewis’s collection included works by Modigliani, Schiele and Lucien Freud described as ‘three of the defining nudes of the past century’

  36. abcnews.com

    US men's team sets sights on 3rd straight win ahead of final World Cup group stage match

    The U.S. Men's National Team plays Turkey in the final World Cup group stage match at Los Angeles Stadium on Thursday night.

  37. abcnews.com

    Dolly Parton makes surprise appearance amid ongoing health issues

    Dolly Parton made a surprise appearance at the grand opening of her new Tennessee travel stop.

  38. independent.co.uk

    Supergirl is a visually ugly, dispiriting girl-power disappointment – review

    Superman’s moody, punk-rock cousin is let down by a film that tries desperately to emulate the silly playfulness of producer James Gunn, only to fail miserably