Hulu Cancels Mindy Kaling’s Not Suitable for Work After One Season
Hulu has canceled Mindy Kaling’s comedy series “Not Suitable for Work” after one season, Variety reported, ending the show’s run on the streaming platform. The series launched in June and ran for
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Jennifer Lopez Celebrates as ‘On The Floor’ Joins Spotify’s Billions Club
Jennifer Lopez is celebrating a major milestone for one of the biggest songs of her music career. Her 2011 hit “On The Floor,” featuring Pitbull, has surpassed 1 billion streams on Spotify,
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Alia Bhatt’s ‘Don’t Be Shy’ Sets September 25 Prime Video Release
Alia Bhatt and Shaheen Bhatt’s young-adult romantic comedy ‘Don’t Be Shy’ will premiere exclusively on Prime Video on September 25, 2026, with the film set to stream in India and more than 240
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Simon Cowell Missing America’s Got Talent: Back Surgery, How Long He’ll Be Away and Who Could Replace Him
Simon Cowell is set to miss upcoming live episodes of America’s Got Talent after undergoing a back procedure, according to reports. The 66-year-old judge is expected to be away for several weeks,
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Why Is Neutrogena Facing Backlash Over Hayden Panettiere? What Happened Between the Actress and the Brand
Neutrogena has responded to growing criticism surrounding its former ambassador Hayden Panettiere, acknowledging that the actress felt unsupported during a difficult period after publicly discussing
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Yung Filly: Who Is the British YouTuber and Rapper at the Center of Australia’s Retrial?
Yung Filly became famous long before his name appeared in Australian court headlines. The British-Colombian entertainer built an audience through YouTube comedy, collaborations and music before
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Yale Study Says Medicare for All Could Save $1 Trillion a Year
A new Yale analysis estimates that a Medicare-for-All-style universal health care system could reduce U.S. health spending by about $1.04 trillion a year, or nearly 20% of current national health
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U.S. Employer Health Insurance Costs Could Rise 9.5% in 2027, Aon Says
U.S. employers are heading into another year of near-double-digit health care cost growth, with employer-sponsored health care costs projected to rise 9.5% in 2027 and average spending expected to
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CMS Tightens Prior Authorization Reporting Rules After AMA Flags Insurer Transparency Gaps
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has strengthened its guidance on prior authorization reporting after the American Medical Association found that some Medicare Advantage plans were
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South Korea Auto Insurance Swings to ₩ 10.5B Loss in H1 2026 Despite Rate Hike
South Korea’s auto insurance market has moved back into the red. The country’s five largest non-life insurers recorded a combined ₩10.5 billion loss from auto insurance in the first half of 2026,
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