The first trailer for Matthew Fox‘s small-screen comeback has just been released! The 55-year-old actor returns to acting in Peacock’s Last Light, with Joanne Froggatt, Rhiannon Harper-Rafferty, Amber Rose Revah, Jim High, Victor Alli, Alyth Ross, and more. Here’s a summary: Last Light will follow Andy Yeats, a petro-chemist who spends his time examining our current oil reserves. While on a business trip to the Middle East, Andy finds that his worst fears are coming to fruition.

MC Lyte doesn’t think she would make it in today’s rap game — because she likes to wear pants on stage. The hip hop legend — who in 1988 became the first female MC to release an album, “Lyte as a Rock” — told Page Six recently that today’s super-sexual rappers seem more interested in showing off their bodies than expressing their thoughts. “I recently told somebody it would be really old-school for me to perform on stage with pants,” she told us, “Nobody wears pants.

McDonald’s is refreshing its franchise system with policy changes that seem designed to dispel complacency and keep operators on their toes, no matter their tenure with the chain. The Chicago-based burger giant, which has about 13,000 franchise operators in the United States, recently circulated an internal memo that outlined several major shifts in its relationship with long-standing franchisees, according to Restaurant Business. And while you can bet these updates will likely amount to a better, more consistent customer experience, the news isn’t so positive for McDonald’s operators.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former President Donald Trump has ruled out endorsing GOP Rep. Vicky Hartzler, who is running for the U.S. Senate in Missouri.  While Hartzler has sought Trump’s endorsement in a tight Republican primary, the former president said in a post on the social media app Truth Social Friday night that voters could “forget” about backing Hartzler. “You can forget about Vicky Hartzler for Senate from the Great State of Missouri,” Trump said on the platform.

The creators of the viral TikTok event, Bridgerton The Musicial, are being sued by Netflix. The streamer has filed a lawsuit against Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear, who adapted the hit series into a musical on the TikTok platform. Click inside to learn all the details… Continue Here » Post source: Justjared ncG1vNJzZmhqZGy7psPSmqmorZ6Zwamx1qippZxemLyue8Snq56qpJa2r7nEp6toppWps62112adoqSVqHqtrdasrKKsXZa0orXNrKtmmqKesaix0a2mp2WdqsCqr8ClZJyqlZbBsL7SZpiboZeWtq15wZqppaenYrKutcuyZJudkad8