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Michael C. Hall standing in front of a large Dexter: Resurrection billboard in Times Square, wearing a dark suit with the show's premiere date visible.

Dexter Franchise Shifts: ‘Original Sin’ Canceled Despite 2.68M Viewers While ‘Resurrection’ Eyes Season 2 With 4.4M Fans

Paramount has canceled “Dexter: Original Sin” despite announcing its renewal back in April, marking a major shift in the popular franchise’s future. The prequel series starring Patrick Gibson as young Dexter won’t return for a second season, while “Dexter: Resurrection” with Michael C. Hall is gaining momentum toward a Season 2. The cancellation comes shortly ...

Sunita Somvanshi

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ESPN’s $29.99 Service Offers 47,000 Live Events Without Cable

ESPN launched its new direct-to-consumer streaming service on August 21, giving sports fans a way to watch ESPN content without a cable subscription. The service offers two subscription options: ESPN Unlimited at $29.99 monthly or $299.99 yearly, and ESPN Select at $11.99 monthly or $119.99 yearly.  ESPN Unlimited includes all ESPN networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ...

Govind Tekale

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US Dollar Web: America’s $30 Trillion ‘Underground Empire’ Controls Global Finance Through Hidden Choke Points

According to a Sanskrit saying, “yasyāsti vittaṃ sa naraḥ kulīnaḥ sa paṇḍitaḥ sa śrutimān guṇajñaḥ” (one who has got money is considered high-born). He is also thought of as a learned man, well-read, a connoisseur of virtues, a pandit, an orator, a handsome person, as all the qualities are ascribed to wealth. America is a ...

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Disney Cuts Hundreds More Jobs Despite Strong Earnings

Disney is letting go of several hundred more workers worldwide in its film, TV, and finance departments. This is the fourth round of job cuts in the last 10 months as the company adjusts to people moving from cable TV to streaming services. The layoffs mainly hit marketing teams for Disney’s movies and TV shows, ...

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McDonald’s to Shut All CosMc’s Stores, Introduce Select Beverages to 14,000 U.S. Locations

McDonald’s is closing all of its CosMc’s beverage-focused restaurants, with shutdowns beginning in late June 2025. The company will also discontinue the CosMc’s app. This doesn’t mean the end for the unique drinks that made CosMc’s popular. McDonald’s plans to bring “CosMc’s-inspired” beverages to hundreds of its regular U.S. restaurants later this year. “We’ve learned ...

ESPN Streaming Service Launch

ESPN’s $29.99 Streaming Service Offers 47,000 Live Events and Full Channel Access

ESPN will launch its direct-to-consumer streaming platform in early fall, simply called “ESPN.” The service introduces two subscription tiers, with the comprehensive option priced at $29.99 monthly. The top-tier “ESPN Unlimited” plan ($29.99/month or $299.99/year) provides access to: The lower-cost “ESPN Select” option ($11.99/month or $119.99/year) offers subscribers the existing ESPN+ content package featuring: Bundle ...

Sunita Somvanshi

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ESPN, MLB to End 35-Year Broadcast Partnership After 2025 Season

ESPN will stop broadcasting Major League Baseball games after 2025, ending a 35-year partnership. The partnership is ending due to financial disagreements and MLB’s concerns about ESPN’s coverage – ESPN wanted to reduce its current $550 million yearly fee for showing baseball games, while MLB was unhappy with ESPN’s minimal coverage outside of live games. ...