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ESPN Sets Josh Oshinsky as Senior Director of Original Content Development
ESPN has tapped former Business Insider and Sports Illustrated executive Josh Oshinsky to serve as its new Senior Director of Original Content Development. In his new role, Oshinsky will oversee the development of ESPN’s multiplatform storytelling efforts across “30 for 30,” ESPN Films, ESPN Originals, podcasts and scripted projects. He will head the sports network’s
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Heart Disease Is Preventable. So Why Does It Kill So Many of Us?
—Illustration by TIME (Source Images: Ekaterina Goncharova, slobo—Getty Images) For more than a century, cardiovascular disease has remained the leading cause of death in the U.S. Yet these last 100 years have also brought about incredible medical advances that have transformed our ability to treat cardiovascular disease with life-saving devices such as stents, implantable cardiac
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Top iRestore Deals for Hair Growth and LED Therapy Devices
IRestore is running its biggest anniversary sale of 2026, and early access kicks off on April 13. Since launching in 2003, iRestore has expanded beyond hair restoration into a broader lineup of at-home red light therapy devices, including LED masks for the face, eyes, neck, and chest. These devices are regularly discounted, but with its
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Hollywood stars line up against Paramount’s Warner Bros. acquisition
A constellation of stars are lining up against Paramount’s proposed takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, expressing fears the blockbuster merger would devastate the industry and shrink production jobs. The letter was signed by nearly 1,000 artists and movie creators, including such big names as Ben Stiller, Bryan Cranston, Noah Wyle, Joaquin Phoenix, Kristen Stewart and
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Trump caught gawking at woman while golfing with teen grandson: ‘She’s in great shape’
President Donald Trump was apparently fixated on a woman he saw while golfing with his teenage grandson this weekend and made repeated comments about her body, The Daily Beast reported on Monday. Trump was riding in his golf cart with Donald Trump III, Donald Trump Jr.’s 17-year-old son, when he saw the woman, golf content
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Cinema United Chief Michael O’Leary Talks CinemaCon, Mergers and Winning the Windowing Battle
This week, Michael O’Leary will take to the stage at CinemaCon for the third time as president and CEO of Cinema United, the global movie theater trade organization that hosts the annual gathering of exhibitors in Las Vegas. He does so at a time where there’s plenty of short-term good news for theaters. The 2026
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IBM to pay $17M DEI settlement after DOJ accused tech firm of discrimination
IBM has agreed to pay $17 million to the Department of Justice to settle claims its diversity, equity and inclusion programs were discriminatory and unlawful. It’s the first resolution reached under the Civil Rights Fraud Initiative, a new unit the Trump administration formed last year that uses a Civil War-era law to crack down on
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Vanna White, 69, is ultimate cool mom partying at Coachella 2026 with her kids
Vanna White isn’t a regular mom, she’s a cool mom. The “Wheel of Fortune” co-host partied with her two children, son Nikkoand daughter Gigi, at Coachella Music Festival 2026 in Indio, California on Saturday. The 69-year-old shared a picture of herself and Nikko, 31, walking into the festival on her Instagram Stories. “Headed in for
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Why It’s So Hard to Reach Your Doctor—and How to Actually Get a Response
—Photo-Illustration by TIME (Source Images: the_burtons, Peter Stark—Getty Images) Earlier this year, Olivia Mannion had one thing on her to-do list: schedule a six-month follow-up scan. She’s been in remission from Stage IV Hodgkin lymphoma for nearly four years, and while MRIs are always nerve-wracking, booking one was supposed to be the easy part. What
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LAUSD strike still on for Tuesday despite tentative agreements with two of three unions
As hours tick by Monday, it remains unclear whether the Los Angeles Unified School District will be shut down tomorrow by a powerful union triumvirate — even though two of the three unions announced settlements on Sunday. The protracted talks means that families of 390,000 students still must scramble to make contingency plans for their