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TVLine has published a ranking of Noah Wyle's six television series, placing his roles from ER to more recent work in order. The piece revisits the actor's TV career, from his breakout as Dr. John Carter to later projects like Falling Skies and The Pitt. Fans of the actor are weighing in on whether the ordering matches their own favorites.

Producer Carter Swan, known for his work on the Resident Evil film adaptations, is developing a movie based on The Crying Boy, a comic book series from publisher Keenspot. The project moves the horror-tinged comic to the big screen, adding another video game and comics adaptation to Swan's slate as Hollywood continues mining genre comics for film properties.

Zach Carter, a pastor at Redeemer Church, is examining the growing influence of secularism across North America, according to 1819 News. His commentary explores how declining religious affiliation is reshaping communities and congregations, a trend that has drawn attention from both religious leaders and cultural observers.

The 1984 fantasy horror film The Company of Wolves, Neil Jordan's adaptation of Angela Carter's fairy tales, is being discussed again. The film follows young Rosaleen, who dreams of a village in dark woods where her grandmother warns of wolves who are hairy on the inside. Posters highlight its release date of 21 September 1984 and its blend of Gothic horror and fairy tale.

A Utah judge is set to rule on whether Douglas Lee Anderson Carter, who has spent 41 years behind bars, will be released on bail while his case proceeds. Carter has long maintained his innocence in the 1980s killing he was convicted of, and his legal team has sought his release pending further review of the case.

Vince Carter has shared an anecdote from the 1998 NBA Draft, recalling telling fellow draftee Antawn Jamison "We about to get traded, fool" before the now-famous draft-night swap that sent Carter to the Toronto Raptors and Jamison to the Golden State Warriors. The story, recounted to Yahoo Sports, sheds light on how little control players have on draft night and revisits one of the more memorable trades in NBA draft history.

KnitWell Group, the apparel company whose brands include Carter's and Ann Taylor, has appointed a new chief digital and customer data officer. The hire signals the retailer's push to strengthen its digital operations and make better use of customer data across its brand portfolio. Details on the appointee's background and start date were not included in initial reports.

Eastern Michigan University has appointed Cam Carter as an assistant coach for its men's basketball program. The announcement came through the university's athletics department, which welcomed Carter to the coaching staff. Details about his previous roles or contract terms were not included in the announcement, but the hire adds a new voice to the Eagles' bench ahead of the upcoming season.

The Carter County Times reports on an evening of art and music. Beyond the headline, no further details about the event, its organisers, performers, or location are available at this time.

Douglas Stewart Carter has been released from a Utah jail after spending 37 years on death row. His release follows years of legal challenges surrounding his conviction and death sentence in a decades-old murder case, and the news is drawing widespread attention as one of the longest death row stays in the state to end in freedom rather than execution.

Douglas Carter's fate remains in a judge's hands after a court hearing concluded without an immediate decision. FOX 13 News Utah reports that the judge is now expected to issue a ruling determining Carter's future in prison. No details on the charges or timeline for the decision were given.

A new review of The Stunt Driver has been published. The film tells the story of Ken Carter, a stunt driver who attempted to jump the St. Lawrence River. Early reactions from film fans are circulating as viewers share and discuss the review online.

Carter Jensen of the Kansas City Royals has been named the American League Player of the Month for September, while Elly De La Cruz of the Cincinnati Reds took the National League honor, Major League Baseball announced. The monthly awards recognize the standout hitters in each league during the final stretch of the regular season.