The Latest
The Latest: Friday, October 2, 2026
20 headlines from 8 outlets in the last 24 hours, newest first.
- Luca Guadagnino Is ‘Not Afraid’ of Sam Altman Backlash to ‘Artificial’: ‘People That Have a Lot of Power’ Should Be ‘Aware That You Must Be Responsible’
- Alan Cumming Sheds His ‘Traitors’ Kilt for ‘Tip Toe’, a Searing Parable of Homophobic Backlash: TV Review
- Catherine Zeta-Jones Can’t Save AMC+’s Stylish but Lackluster Thriller ‘Kill Jackie’: TV Review
- Canal+ Calls VAT Hike “A Direct Attack” On Its Operations In France As Guilds Protest Move
- Guillermo del Toro Defends Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger,’ Rips “Petty” Headline
- Paramount-WBD Will Now Be Called Skydance, David Ellison Reveals
- Cornell under a microscope over handling of frat house rape investigation
- New Name of Paramount-Warner Bros. Unveiled: Skydance
- It’s Skydance: David Ellison Brands Combined Paramount-Warner Bros. With His Studio’s Title
- ‘Night Of The Living Dead’ Vertical Microdrama Readied For Horror-Focused App Room418
- In 2006, My Chemical Romance released their defining rock opera ‘The Black Parade’: exactly 20 years later, the band is taking over the Hollywood Bowl for a five-night Halloween residency
- Extreme heat warning takes effect across Southern California
- U.S. Job Growth Slowed To 29,000 In September, With Slight Dip In Movie And Music Employment
- ‘Concrete Turned to Sand’ Dives Into Oyster Farms, With Otherworldly Imagery From the ‘Backrooms’ DP (Exclusive Clip)
- As California's post production tax credit is celebrated, a federal credit could be a game changer
- Los Angeles is shutting down nearly 7 miles of streets across 6 neighborhoods for a massive car-free day next weekend
- New Abbot Kinney art space spotlights neurodivergent artists, offers free fall workshops
- California's economic growth expected to continue, but slowly and with few jobs gains
- California moves to limit utility profits and tap more power from homes
- 'Super' El Niño could overwhelm L.A.'s aging Hyperion sewage treatment plant
Headlines link to the outlets that reported them. The Globe publishes the headline, the outlet and the time only — no article text — and every link opens the original report at its own publication. Times are relative to 6:45 a.m. PT on Oct 2, 2026.
