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The iOS 26.4 beta adds a built-in Apple TV app and video streaming to CarPlay (watchable only when the car is parked via AirPlay), and introduces third‑party AI chatbots (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude) as in‑car apps that cannot control vehicle functions; a public rollout is not confirmed, with a spring window hinted.
A Google Earth image from August 2024 inadvertently spoils a pivotal moment in the Apple TV drama Pluribus by revealing a giant “Come Back” sign on a cul-de-sac built for the show, a reveal that circulated online before the episode aired. Creators Vince Gilligan and Gordon Smith acknowledge fan engagement but caution against spoiling for others, noting the production’s deliberate secrecy and the difficulty of hiding spoilers once imagery is out there.
MLS kicks off the 2026 season amid World Cup momentum in North America, with every match on Apple TV, a record-opening weekend (Inter Miami CF vs LAFC), the April 4 Miami Freedom Park opening, and milestones like the All-Star Game, Leagues Cup, and a December MLS Cup Playoffs finale, with a World Cup pause in late May.
IMAX will show five Formula 1 races live in at least 50 U.S. theatres in 2026 as part of a new multi-year broadcast deal with Apple TV, bringing the Miami, Monaco, Silverstone, Monza, and United States (Austin) Grands Prix to IMAX screens.
Imax and Apple TV will broadcast live Formula 1 races to U.S. movie theaters, showing five Grands Prix (Miami, Monaco, Silverstone, Monza, Austin) across at least 50 locations. The move expands F1 coverage beyond TV to immersive, big-screen viewing, following the success of the film F1: The Movie and its Imax performance.
MLS unveiled a 34-game 2026 schedule. With the World Cup in North America looming, the league will pause for nearly two months and resume July 17, before the Final. Fox will air a World Cup‑driven doubleheader two days before the Final: Atlanta United at Nashville SC (8 p.m. ET on Fox) and LA Galaxy vs. LAFC (10:30 p.m. ET on FS1). Apple TV remains the exclusive home for all MLS games through 2028-29 with no Season Pass paywall, while Fox continues as a key exposure partner under the current rights arrangement.
Dana Eden, an Israeli producer behind Apple TV+'s Tehran, died unexpectedly in Athens during the Season 4 shoot; Greek authorities have opened an autopsy to determine the cause of death, while Apple TV and Kan mourn her loss and have denied foul play amid online rumors.
Dana Eden, Emmy-winning co-creator of the Israeli spy thriller Tehran, was found dead in a Athens hotel room where season 4 is being filmed; Greek police say suicide and a postmortem is underway, with a formal investigation to follow. Eden was a prominent figure in Israeli television and helped lead Tehran, financed for season 4 by Apple TV, with her production company and KAN denying any criminal or nationalistic links amid rumors.
Dana Eden, co-creator and executive producer of Apple TV’s Tehran, was found dead in a Athens hotel room during filming of season 4; Greek police said there was no foul play and her brother noted she had medical history, while production partners and Apple TV mourned her loss and denied any Iran-related foul play rumors; Eden helped propel Tehran to international acclaim, including a 2021 International Emmy, and the show has been renewed for a fourth season.
A Valentine’s weekend streaming guide highlighting five new titles across Netflix, Apple TV, Starz, and Hulu: How to Train Your Dragon (Netflix) live‑action remake; Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip (Netflix); Eternity (Apple TV); Good Fortune (Starz); Predator: Badlands (Hulu). The picks span family-friendly fare, rom‑com vibes, and sci‑fi thrills for a weekend binge.
Apple TV revealed a packed 2026 slate of original series and films with weekly premieres across genres, including Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2 and a roster of new titles, while Ted Lasso Season 4 is set for Summer 2026. Severance Season 3 is expected to film in 2026 but won’t air until 2027.
Apple TV+ released a teaser for Margo’s Got Money Troubles, a drama based on Rufi Thorpe’s novel, starring Elle Fanning as a broke, pregnant aspiring writer who turns to the online world to make ends meet. Michelle Pfeiffer and Nick Offerman play her parents, with Nicole Kidman, Thaddea Graham, Marcia Gay Harden, Greg Kinnear, Michael Angarano, Rico Nasty and Lindsey Normington in the cast. The A24-produced series is showrun by David E. Kelley, with Kate Herron and Alice Seabright directing, and premieres April 15.
Harrison Ford told an Apple TV press-day panel that Shrinking could serve as a fitting end to his lengthy acting career, praising the show and co-star Michael J. Fox. The discussion came as Shrinking heads into its third season, with a fourth season already ordered, signaling there’s no imminent end for the series.
Apple TV previewed 12 new originals slated for 2026—six series and six films—along with release dates and brief plot/cast details. The series include Imperfect Women (Mar 18), Margo's Got Money Troubles (Apr 15), Widow's Bay (Apr 29), Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed (May 20), Cape Fear (Jun 5), and Lucky (Jul 15). The films span Eternity (Feb 13), Outcome (Apr 10), The Dink (Jul 24), Mayday (Sep 4), Matchbox: The Movie (Oct 9), and Way of the Warrior Kid (Nov 20). The slate highlights Apple TV’s ambitious lineup for the year.
Jonah Hill returns to the big screen in Apple's dark comedy Outcome, directing and co-writing alongside a cast that includes Keanu Reeves as Reef Hawk, Cameron Diaz, and Matt Bomer. The ensemble also features Martin Scorsese and other notable names as Reef confronts his hidden demons after a mysterious video; Apple TV+ will premiere the film on April 10, marking Diaz’s return to cinema after a decade away.