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CBS has announced several surprising cancellations for its 2025 TV lineup, leaving fans disappointed as multiple beloved shows are being axed or concluding their runs.

A rapidly spreading brush fire near Lake Piru in Ventura County is moving toward Magic Mountain, forcing evacuations in Val Verde and putting areas within two miles of the theme park on alert. While Six Flags hasn't announced any operational disruptions, the fire's proximity raises concerns for nearby residents and visitors.

Samsung has launched its latest foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, and it's now available at major retailers like Samsung's own store, T-Mobile, AT&T, Walmart, and Amazon. Early testing suggests it's a strong contender in the foldable phone market, though the full review details aren't provided here.

Editor’s Note: Foldable phones are still a niche but growing segment, and Samsung's continued investment in the Galaxy Z Fold line signals confidence in the tech. If you're in the market for a high-end, cutting-edge smartphone, this is one to watch—especially since it's widely available at multiple retailers, making it easier to snag one.

The horror film "Dream Eater," a low-budget found footage movie that's been making waves at festivals, has secured a theatrical release on October 24 through Eli Roth's The Horror Section. Co-directed by and starring Jay Drakulic, Mallory Drumm, and Alex Lee Williams, the film is the second acquisition for Roth's new horror label. A trailer has also been released, hyping up its creepy premise.

Editor’s Note: For horror fans, this is exciting news—a buzzy indie film getting a wider release means more people can experience the scares. It also signals Eli Roth's continued influence in the genre, spotlighting fresh talent and unconventional storytelling. If you love found footage or festival darlings, mark your calendar for October!

After the success of Anyone But You, director Will Gluck is teaming up with actors Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner for a new romantic comedy, One Night Only, set to release in August 2026. The film aims to capture the same spark as Gluck’s previous hit, with fresh leads to charm audiences.

Editor’s Note: Rom-com fans have reason to celebrate—Anyone But You was a surprise hit, and Gluck’s next project with Barbaro and Turner could bring more of that same chemistry and fun. It’s a sign that studios are still betting on lighthearted, star-driven romantic comedies, which have been making a comeback lately.