For years, the entertainment media industry speculated wildly about who would succeed Bob Iger as Disney CEO. More specifically, it was wondered how Iger could be succeeded after overseeing the most successful company period in Hollywood history. Earlier this year, we were given part of the answer when former head of parks and resorts Bob Chapek was abruptly named Iger’s immediate replacement. The longtime Disney chief was set to transition into a creative role before riding off into the sunset and wanted to clear up the hierarchy before leaving. So much for carefully laid plans. In light...…For years, the entertainment media industry speculated wildly about who would succeed Bob Iger as Disney CEO. More specifically, it was wondered how Iger could be succeeded after overseeing the most successful company period in Hollywood history. Earlier this year, we were given part of the answer when former head of parks and resorts Bob Chapek was abruptly named Iger’s immediate replacement. The longtime Disney chief was set to transition into a creative role before riding off into the sunset and wanted to clear up the hierarchy before leaving. So much for carefully laid plans. In light...WW…

Season 2, freed from the shoe-dropping tension of Rebecca’s subterfuge with Ted, opens with AFC Richmond having endured seven straight draws to start its new season. But what happens on the football pitch has never been as vital to Ted Lasso as what happens in the locker room between its characters. The new season builds on the show’s healthy interpersonal dynamic by revolving around individual quests for self-understanding and improvement. AFC Richmond brings in a sport psychologist (played by Sarah Niles) this season, which provides both a humorous foil and a cheeky route to externalize...…Season 2, freed from the shoe-dropping tension of Rebecca’s subterfuge with Ted, opens with AFC Richmond having endured seven straight draws to start its new season. But what happens on the football pitch has never been as vital to Ted Lasso as what happens in the locker room between its characters. The new season builds on the show’s healthy interpersonal dynamic by revolving around individual quests for self-understanding and improvement. AFC Richmond brings in a sport psychologist (played by Sarah Niles) this season, which provides both a humorous foil and a cheeky route to externalize...WW…