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Explore the latest developments concerning ‘Reacher’ Season 4.
Get ready for more action and more Alan Ritchson in “Reacher” Season 4, which premieres Wednesday, Aug. 12 on Prime Video.
Our hunky, ex-military hero (Ritchson) is once again joined by a slew of new cast members as “Reacher” moves on to a fresh adventure based on Lee Child’s books. Per Amazon Prime, the logline reads: “When a chance encounter with a distraught stranger on a subway goes horribly wrong, Jack Reacher is drawn into a complex and deadly game that pits him against ruthless foes from the highest echelons of power.”
“Reacher” has a lot to live up to, as Season 3 was Prime Video’s most-watched season on the service since “Fallout” Season 1.
Collider visited the Season 4 set to learn how new enemies, a tougher mystery, and more action are changing the game for Jack Reacher.
There are a few places that can make Alan Ritchson look really big, but the narrow hallways of a crumbling Philadelphia building are definitely one of them. While exposed pipes run overhead and aging plaster lines broken brick walls, there’s not enough room to imagine how his titular character in Prime Video’s series Reacher actually moves through tight spaces without taking half the building with him. But that’s the magic of Hollywood, because we aren’t actually in Philly. Instead, we’re inside Studio City Toronto on a massive set designed to function like a real industrial environment. From working elevators to connecting floors, production designer Nazgol Goshtasbpour has intentionally turned the place into a maze. As she puts it, while walking Collider and other media through the area last fall, it was built so that characters could “go in and out and do a cat-and-mouse chase and get your ass kicked.”
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Here's everything you need to know ahead of the season opener between St Kilda and Carlton
THE AFLW season kicks off this Sunday as St Kilda and Carlton do battle at Marvel Stadium in what promises to be a thrilling encounter.
The game forms part of a double header with the Saints-Blues AFL clash, giving fans the chance to see both sides in a huge day of footy action.
Sunday evening is also the sixth edition of Spud's Game, which brings together people in the community to have conversations that matter and break the stigma around mental ill-health.
Sarah Hosking, Josh Gabelich and Nat Edwards preview Spud’s game and discuss the AFLW season opener, Eric Bana’s love for Danny Frawley, the latest on Jack Silvagni’s shoulder injury and the stories behind Carlton’s goal celebrations.
There will be plenty of familiar faces on both sides when Carlton take on St Kilda at Marvel Stadium in what is arguably the most consequential clash between the two clubs since the 1972 preliminary final.
Liam Stocker will be donning a Saints jumper for his 100th AFL game when he lines up alongside other ex-Blues Jack Silvagni and Tom De Koning, while former Saint Blake Acres will wear the No.13 Carlton jumper Stocker wore in his 28 matches with Carlton.
Another win under interim coach Josh Fraser will kick the Blues two games clear of St Kilda in the race for a wildcard spot, while Ross Lyon’s team will leapfrog Carlton if they win – with a softer draw in their remaining two matches likely to see them home.
The Saints name their first side of the season to take on the Blues in Spud's Game.
St Kilda has named its first side of the 2026 season to take on the Blues in the AFLW season-opener at Marvel Stadium on Sunday.
Two Saints will pull on the red, white and black for the first time, with draftee Abby Hobson and former Hawk Sophie Butterworth named for the season opener.
Earlier today, Darcy Guttridge (injured) was replaced by Kyla Forbes in the extended squad, with Forbes named as an emergency.
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August 11âs national census will for the first time include questions about sexual orientation, sex recorded at birth and gender
Self-professed âdata nerdâ April Long was excited to fill in their first census after welcoming their son, Kai, to the world. But as they opened the 2021 survey, they quickly realised it wasnât made for them.
It excluded Longâs role as a parent, made assumptions about their gender and asked where Kaiâs mother and father were born â when he has two mums.
Many ârainbow familiesâ echoed similar experiences of the census being unable to fully capture the LGBTQ+ community.
SBS acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country and their connections and continuous care for the skies, lands and waterways throughout Australia.
The Census is run by the Australian government every five years — but Peter Doukas, chair of the Federation of Ethnic Communities' Councils of Australia (FECCA), believes it's important to remember this questionnaire is strictly "apolitical".
Since 1911, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has conducted the Census of Population and Housing, regardless of the political party in power. Data collected is used to inform decisions around the funding and location of schools, transport and health care services.
Doukas told SBS News the Census also provides valuable information on the demographic makeup of multicultural communities.
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How esports is competing for the mainstream appeal of traditional sports.
“It was amazing, it was like going to a football match,” said one of the commentators on stage following a match at the Esports World Cup in Paris.
The tournament marks the first international edition of the Saudi-born and funded cup, and across every corridor, stage and game at Porte de Versailles, a comparison with football, or a dismissal of such comparisons, was impossible to ignore. It was the football in the room. The cultural legitimacy of esports is still taking shape.
The Esports Foundation's Chief Games Officer, Fabian Scherman, believes there are three tiers of audience: the professional gamers competing at the highest level, the casual hobbyists and spectators who watch for entertainment, and finally, the mass audience. The latter is the equivalent of the Men's Football World Cup’s audience, where people cheer, dissect and debate regardless of football expertise. “We need my mother, your mother, to understand that there's something big happening in this space,” Mohamed Al Nimer Chief Commercial Officer of the Esports Foundation tells me in Paris.
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It's difficult to miss the buzz and excitement surrounding the Fifa World Cup.
Football (or soccer, as they call it in North America) is the world's most popular sport and the World Cup is the most prestigious prize of them all.
For the first time in the tournament's nearly 100-year history, it will be jointly hosted by three countries – Mexico, Canada and the United States.
The opening match will be played in Mexico City on 11 June. And the final is in the US state of New Jersey on 19 July.
For anyone new to the beautiful game, here's what you need to know:
Watching 108 hours of football is not for everyone but there are some crackers in the group stage, including Scotland v Brazil, Netherlands v Japan and France v Senegal
The days of watching every game at the World Cup are long gone for most of us. The expansion to 48 teams means 72 group games will be played just to narrow the competition down to 32 sides â the number we have had at the last seven tournaments. Fans will have to sit through 108 hours of group-stage football â plus a lot of injury time and drinks breaks â just to get to the number of teams we have become accustomed to since 1998.
FIFA WORLD CUP The 2026 Men's FIFA World Cup kicks off very early tomorrow morning. It's the biggest competition on the planet for a single sport. Over 39 days, 48 countries will battle it out in huge stadiums across North America. The World Cup only happens every four years, much like the Olympics. This year, more than 5 billion people are expected to watch at some point, that's more than half of all humans on Earth. Australia's World Cup hopes rest on these guys, the Socceroos, who will first clash against Türkiye on Sunday during what's called the group stage. The week after they'll take on the US, then Paraguay a week later. But what happens next is anyone's guess. The teams then filter through to the knockout stage where the stakes will get higher and higher building up to the final, when the world will be glued to their screens anxiously riding the highs and lows to find out who gets the glory, more than 70 million dollars in prize money and of course the World Cup trophy. This spectacle has already had plenty of controversy, there's been concerns about super high ticket prices, threats of boycotts and some competing countries are literally at war with each other. But many soccer fans are hoping to put all this aside, uniting the world for an epic tournament.DOCTOR WHO FUTUREThere seems to be a bit of uncertainty over the future of Doctor Who. The BBC announced last year that there'd be a Doctor Who festive special in 2026, but have now said that's not going to happen. Meanwhile, the show's showrunner, Russell T Davies, has shared in an Instagram post that he'll be leaving the program just four years after returning. The BBC say they're looking at getting other production companies to help co-produce the next series and a lot of fans have been sharing their concerns that the show could be no more.SAGRADA FAMILIAA big church in Barcelona, which is famous for being incomplete, has reached a new milestone and the Pope was there to celebrate the occasion. Five million people from around the world step through its gates of the Sagrada Familia every year. It's known for being the tallest church in the world at 172.5 metres. Oh and it's been in construction for the past 144 years. The church began construction in 1882 with the first design by Francisco de Paula del Villar. But then got flicked over to architect Antoni Gaudi. His plans were a lot more ambitious, but he died in 1926 before he could see it through. His designs were then destroyed during the Spanish Civil War in 1936. That made things pretty tricky and pretty slow because of the church's super complex design and funding the construction relied heavily on donations. But now the church has just reached a new milestone with the completion of the centre pinnacle, the Tower of Jesus Christ. To celebrate, Pope Leo XI was there to inaugurate it, and commemorate the 100th anniversary of Gaudi's death during his week long trip to Spain which saw 120,000 people line the streets. While the goal was to have the church completely finished this year, that's now been pushed back to 2035.UNEARTHED HIGH Triple J has announced the winners of this year's Unearthed High competition. This year it's Trophy Wyfe who were named the winners. The band hails from Newcastle in NSW and they were pretty stoked with the news.HOBBIT BATTLEHundreds of people in the Czech Republic have gathered in a forest dressed as Elves, Dwarves and Orcs for an annual re-creation of a battle from The Hobbit.PYGMY HIPPOA baby Pygmy Hippo that was born at Berlin Zoo last month has just been given the name Brotchen, which is a German word that translate to Bread Roll.
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Lawson ‘very happy’ after ‘big turnaround’ seals a P5 finish in the Monaco Grand Prix
‘We got everything right this time’ – Ocon beaming after points finish in Monaco
Mercedes made it six poles from six in 2026, though this is the one that really matters. Kimi Antonelli starts from P1 at the race where track position is more important than anywhere else. But then, Antonelli’s starts haven’t been confidence-inducing so far this season, and alongside him is Max Verstappen, who is highly motivated to get in front.
And what of the cars behind? Ferrari locked-out the second row but may have hoped for more, Isack Hadjar was a splendid fifth; George Russell a despairing sixth and McLaren have a lacklustre fourth row. Unless the Monaco Grand Prix gets distinctly non-linear (always a possibility) they’re not fighting for a win, but the strategists will heavily-influence the order in which they finish…
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Kimi Antonelli won a chaotic Monaco GP which featured a red flag and multiple driver penalties
Hereâs Giles Richardsâ report from the principality, the sport has a new prince.
double quotation markThe Italian delivered a consummate exhibition to take victory from Lewis Hamilton in second and the Red Bull of Isack Hadjar in third, though neither really challenged the Mercedes. However, Antonelli had to weather nervelessly the tense final moments of a safety-car restart and then a full standing start after a red flag because the track itself was breaking up at the final corner.
It presented a dramatic final showdown, with the fast-starting Ferrari of Hamilton on the front row next to Antonelli, and while the Italian was a little slow away, a moment surely when his heart was in his mouth, he held his line, nerve and the place, enough to maintain a deserved lead to the flag.
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The sporting calendar ramps up this week with blockbuster clashes across the AFL, NRL, NBA, MotoGP, cricket and netball, as Kayo Sports and Foxtel deliver a packed schedule featuring finals pressure, fierce rivalries and major comeback stories.
From the race to the IPL Final and the NBA Western Conference Finals, through to critical mid-season battles in the AFL and NRL, the next seven days shape as one of the busiest weekends on the sporting calendar.
Round 12 of the AFL season arrives with significant storylines across the competition, beginning with the annual Blue Ribbon Cup clash between St Kilda Saints and Hawthorn Hawks on Thursday May 28 from 6:30pm AEST on Fox Footy, available on Kayo Sports and Foxtel.
Kayo Sports streams over 50 sports live and on-demand, including AFL, NRL, Formula 1, NBA, Cricket, Supercars, NHL, MLB, and more. Operated by Foxtel Group, the platform delivers comprehensive sports coverage through partnerships with Fox Sports Australia, ESPN, and beIN Sports. For audiences outside Australia, Kayo remains geographically restricted, but the service represents one of the most expansive live sports catalogs available in its region.
Kayo Sports aggregates live sporting content through established broadcast relationships, eliminating the need for multiple subscriptions. The platform secures exclusive or near-exclusive rights to major Australian and international competitions, from the indigenous Australian Football League (AFL) and National Rugby League (NRL) to global franchises including NBA, NFL, and NHL.
Australia’s sports fans are in for one of the biggest viewing weeks of the year, with AFL, NRL, Formula 1, NBA Playoffs, IPL cricket, boxing, Supercars, golf, netball and surfing all converging across Kayo Sports and Foxtel sport channels.
From the bright lights of the MCG to the streets of Montreal, and from the Pyramids of Giza to the pressure-cooker atmosphere of the IPL finals race, the coming days feature some of the sport calendar’s most intriguing storylines.
The AFL season reaches a pivotal stage in Round 11, traditionally the point where genuine premiership contenders begin separating themselves from the chasing pack.
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Unlike most mainstream Gacha games, Neverness to Everness has no 50/50 chance to get the limited characters. So every time you hit an S Rank on Limited banner, player gets the rate-up character.
This result in consistent and easy acquiring of limited characters, but less characters from Standard banner on all accounts.
At first three weeks after launch, there's only a single limited character to get: Nanally. Then there're the small roster of free character.
So the team building options are kind of limited, and S Rank Standard banner characters become more valuable.
Before deciding to reroll, you should learn what you are getting without the extra effort
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Neverness to Everness' release time is just around the corner. The Tower of Fantasy developer's latest game drops you in an urban open world — or, more accurately, a "supernatural" urban open world — where you spend your days investigating enigmatic entities plaguing the city. Some of them (like the ones that start fights with tourists) are more problematic than others (the tricksters who steal your hot pot), but how you deal with them and when is your choice. Hotta Studio says Neverness to Everness is your urban fantasy first and foremost, so how you spend your days is up to you.
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Skye Nicolson will bid to keep her undisputed super-bantamweight dreams on track when she faces Mariah Turner in Melbourne this Wednesday, April 29, live on Kayo Sports and Fox Sports.
The former WBC featherweight champion dropped four pounds to seek two-division champion status last year, and remains on track.
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With an interim crown on hand, Nicolson hopes to secure a dance with Ellie Scotney for all the belts – but first, she must see off her latest challenge.
Aussie boxing star Skye Nicolson has reignited her beef with Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) company and its co-founder Nakisa Bidarian.
The 30-year-old Queenslander says MVP "need me" and she hopes to force them to the negotiating table when she defeats Mariah Turner in Melbourne on Wednesday night.
Nicolson is the interim WBC super bantamweight champion, and was the WBC world featherweight champion before losing the strap to Tiara Brown in March last year.
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