
CBS News’ iconic newsmagazine program 60 Minutes faces growing scrutiny as internal tensions, leadership challenges, and shifting media dynamics spark debate about its future. Despite maintaining a strong audience and a reputation for hard-hitting journalism, questions persist about how the long-running broadcast will navigate an increasingly polarized media landscape.

Shrey Parikh captured the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee title after defeating Ishaan Gupta in a thrilling lightning-round spell-off, correctly spelling 32 words in 90 seconds.

Justin Baldoni’s attorney has addressed reports claiming no money was exchanged in the legal settlement involving Blake Lively, describing the resolution as a positive outcome for the actor and filmmaker following the long-running dispute tied to It Ends With Us.

Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal explore the emotional depth of “Hamnet,” drawing from its intimate themes of love and loss. Their performances highlight the story’s raw, human power.

Otavalo Indigenous creators in Ecuador are using anime to spark pride in their ancient culture and Kichwa language. The project blends traditional identity with modern storytelling.

The Red Sea International Film Festival opens in Jeddah, bringing Hollywood talent together with Middle Eastern filmmakers. The event highlights the region’s growing influence in global cinema.

Brandon Lake’s crossover into mainstream music is opening new doors for sharing his Christian message. The artist says broader reach helps him connect with diverse audiences.

The AI-generated country hit “Walk My Walk,” modeled on Blanco Brown’s sound, is raising concerns about attribution and artistic consent. The controversy underscores growing ethical questions in AI-made music.

Myanmar state television has aired footage of a military crackdown on scam centers. Officials say the raids target criminal networks exploiting forced labor and online fraud.