Glee Returns to Hulu and Disney+ After Decade | JQJO

Ryan Murphy’s musical comedy drama "Glee" is set to return on Hulu and Disney+ after a decade away. The series premiered on Fox in two thousand nine and ran for six seasons until two thousand fifteen. In two thousand ten the show was adapted for a concert tour captured on film. Around the same time the cast overtook The Beatles as the non‑solo act with the most Billboard Hot 100 appearances. On Wednesday, Max George said he would love to return and that Ryan Murphy will probably write something genius. Michelle and Chris Colfer have expressed enthusiasm, though Colfer noted the difficulty following Naya Rivera’s death.

The Milwaukee Brewers announced that American Family Field will host watch parties for World Series games three and four. Fans can purchase tickets for $15, with a limit of six per person. Parking will be available for $15 per vehicle in preferred lots and $10 in general parking. Ticket presale for season‑ticket members begins at noon Wednesday, followed by general sale Thursday morning. The parties will feature food, beverage, shopping, and interactive fan activities.

The Los Angeles Chargers plan to simplify their offense following confusion over pre‑snap motion. Head coach Jim Harbaugh said the team will narrow the playbook during the bye week. The offense used motion on seventy‑four percent of snaps last week, the fourth highest in the league. The team’s worst offense in the NFL hopes these changes improve production. Justin Herbert struggled in the loss to the Chiefs, throwing only one touchdown in each of his first five games.

Australian independent MP Helen Haines, 65, had both legs amputated after being struck by a car on Monday near her Wangaratta office. The incident, described by police as a targeted attack, left her in a stable condition at a Melbourne hospital. Haines’ husband, Phil, said surgeons had to amputate her legs after days in intensive care. Brendan Nugent, 43, was charged with dangerous driving causing serious injury, intentionally causing serious injury, and the federal offence of harming a public official, carrying a maximum 10‑year sentence. Nugent also faces charges for cannabis cultivation and possession. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised Haines as a “fighter” and called for respectful disagreement amid rising threats to elected officials.

Apple Music has officially launched a new visual identity, featuring a redesigned logo and refreshed app icon. The rebrand was revealed in a behind‑the‑scenes video that explained the logo was created entirely from sound waves, a collaboration with Fred again.. and NEST Acoustics. The updated look will appear in iOS 27.2, expected to release next week. The service remains available for eleven dollars and ninety nine cents per month, or as part of the Apple One bundle.

The Supreme Court has ruled that the Trump administration cannot deny gender‑affirming care to transgender inmates while the policy is being implemented. The decision prevents the administration from withholding such medical treatment from incarcerated individuals who identify as transgender. The ruling applies to the policy currently under review by the Court.

A 19‑year‑old college student from London, Ontario, flew to Los Angeles for a seven‑day “looksmaxxing” bootcamp run by internet influencer Braden Peters, known online as Clavicular. The student, William Munro, paid $2,000 for a plane ticket and an additional $5,000 for camp enrollment, all from money earned on odd jobs and online gambling. Munro said he attended to learn how to improve his appearance, a trend that critics say can lead to dangerous practices such as plastic surgery and “bonesmashing.” After the camp, he said he is now seeking a $40,000 facial surgery. The bootcamp was hosted by Peters, who has faced criticism for misogynistic language and ties to Andrew Tate, and was charged with rape in September, charges that were later dropped.