Aug 21, 2026 12:55am PT

‘The Marching Band’ Review: Brothers From Opposite Worlds Are United by Music in a Finely Tuned French Crowdpleaser

Belatedly opening Stateside after proving a domestic hit in 2024, Emmanuel Courcol's film succumbs to formula, but is lifted by its precise construction and strong lead performances.

People who participate in colorectal cancer screening may face as much as a 43 percent lower risk of dying from the disease, according to new estimates published in JAMA Network Open by researchers at Karolinska Institutet and Umeå University in Sweden. The findings draw on as many as 14 years of follow-up data from the Stockholm-Gotland screening program.

After 17 years, 54 fights and world titles across seven weight classes, Amanda Serrano is still making history. This time, she's coming for your algorithm too.

The Puerto Rican defends her WBA and WBO featherweight titles against Argentina's Lucrecia Manzur on Friday in California, in the first world championship boxing event to be streamed live on TikTok.

In fewer than 12 months, Inverness Caledonian Thistle have gone from being a Scottish League 1club in administration to potential dark horses for a return to the Premiership.

Scotland great James McFadden tipped them as one of the teams to watch this season during BBC Scotland's first live Championship match of the season.

Would Marmoush joining Tottenham be a masterstroke or risk?

ByMohamed Moallim

BBC Sport Journalist

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The Mac Miller Estate will release The Divine Feminine (10th Anniversary) in October, featuring three new songs

The Mac Miller Estate shared a new Mac Miller song, “Butterflies.” The track will appear on The Divine Feminine (10th Anniversary), out Oct. 2, along with two other previously-unheard songs. The titles of the other new tracks have not been announced.

Morey J. Haber, Chief Security Advisor at BeyondTrust, is an identity and technical evangelist with over 25 years of IT industry experience.

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​For decades, information security teams have treated insider threats as a human problem: the disgruntled employee copying files to a USB drive, the administrator abusing privileged credentials or a contractor with over-privileged access to systems and data. Every one of these scenarios rests on the same assumption—that the threat actor is a person. That assumption is no longer true.

"Same, same." That's all I have to say when I stop by my neighborhood street vendor. The woman running it already knows my order: pad krapow, a spicy Thai basil stir-fry, topped with a fried egg.

German investigators believe they have now identified an arsonist who set fire to a Jewish community centre in Munich in 1970, killing seven people.

For decades the man's identity remained a mystery. But Munich prosecutors now believe he was a 25-year-old lone neo-Nazi with known antisemitic opinions.