Ziwe on YouTube as the ‘Great Equalizer’ and Her Only Interview That Went South

Ziwe has built her career in comedy and as an interview host who can handle any guest, from political figures to drag queens.

The comedian screened two episodes from the upcoming season of her show “You’d Be an Iconic Guest” — one with comedian and actress Wanda Sykes and the other with with political commentator Hasan Piker — at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 10.

‘The Nature of Invisible Things’ Director Rafaela Camelo Lines Up Luciana Paes and Sundance-Winner Camila Márdila For ‘The Favorite Daughter’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Luciana Paes (“Friendly Beast”) and Camila Márdila (“I’m Still Here”) have been cast in “The Favorite Daughter” (“A Filha Favorita”), the new film by rising Brazilian director Rafaela Camelo. The filmmaker is gearing up to shoot the follow-up to “The Nature of Invisible Things,” which premiered to acclaim at the Berlin Film Festival in 2025 and is one of the six pre-selected films vying for a chance to represent Brazil at the Oscars. In 2023, Variety named Camelo one of Brazil’s top talents to track.

Solar Experts Costa Rica Pioneers Radical Transparency in Solar Pricing

Leading Guanacaste engineering firm eliminates "middleman markups" and opaque sales tactics by opening its database of off-grid and luxury villa solar quotes to the public.

Playa Hermosa, GUANACASTE, Sept. 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Solar Experts Costa Rica (Solar Experts CR), the leading authority in battery-based whole-house solar projects in Costa Rica, is setting a new benchmark for transparency in the Central American solar industry. By publishing real, unedited project proposals and client quotes directly on their website, the company is dismantling traditional barriers of opaque pricing and arbitrary markups.

Pakistan fined, docked 11 points in Edgbaston Test for slow over rate

The visitors were 11 overs short of their target as England won the match by eight wickets to sweep the series 3-0.

Pakistan were deducted 11 points in the World Test Championship and their players docked 50 percent of their match fees due to a slow over rate during last week’s Test match against England in Birmingham, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has said.