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- 1Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal Credited With Advancing Pilot Mental Health Bills●Nathan Fielder’s The Rehearsal Helped Push Pilot Mental Health Bills Through Senate
US Senate legislation addressing pilot mental health has reportedly gained ground, with Nathan Fielder's HBO series The Rehearsal credited with helping build momentum. The show, which examined the pressures facing commercial pilots and screening systems, drew wide attention to the issue, and lawmakers have since advanced bills on the topic.
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Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong is in the spotlight as the Cubs prepare for the postseason. Local coverage frames the young outfielder as the franchise's centerpiece, noting that a strong playoff run is the next step. Crow-Armstrong himself says he has 'more to prove' and is eager to help Chicago start October strong after a breakout season.
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Nathan Fielder is drawing major attention for his latest film, which a Vulture headline boldly declares the movie of the year. The claim is fueling wide conversation about the comedian's move into a new, critically acclaimed project, with audiences and critics debating whether the film lives up to the extraordinary praise.
- 4Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary draws critical acclaim●Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes doc is a modern masterpiece of deceit
A new documentary by Nathan Fielder about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is being praised as a modern masterpiece of deceit. A Guardian review titled 'You Can See Everything' highlights the film's unflinching examination of Holmes's fraud and Fielder's distinctive approach to the material. Critics are engaging with its portrayal of deception in Silicon Valley culture.
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Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong says he has "more to prove" as the team prepares to open its postseason run. Speaking ahead of the playoffs, the young center fielder expressed eagerness to help Chicago start October strong after a standout season. Fans and local media are focused on whether the breakout star can carry his regular-season form into the playoffs and spark a deep Cubs run.
- 6Debate grows over cricket's bunny-hop catch ban▼Banning the bunny-hop catch is a nonsense. Law-makers are penalising athleticism and individual brilliance https://www.n
Cricket's law-makers are facing criticism over new rules that outlaw the so-called bunny-hop catch, where a fielder jumps from outside the boundary and releases the ball before touching the ground. Writers argue the ban penalises athleticism and individual brilliance, and fans are debating whether the MCC and ICC have gone too far in regulating spectacular fielding.
- 7Nathan Fielder Says Elizabeth Holmes Seemed Genuine but Lied▼Nathan Fielder Speaks Out on Living With Elizabeth Holmes While Filming ‘You Can See Everything’ Doc: ‘She Seems So Genu
Nathan Fielder has commented on his experience living alongside disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes while filming the documentary 'You Can See Everything'. He said she came across as genuine but that he knows she is a liar. The remarks offer a rare personal account of spending time with Holmes, who remains a controversial figure after her fraud conviction.
- 8Cricket's crackdown on 'bunny-hop' catches sparks debate▼Cricket is cracking down on ‘bunny-hop’ catches. It’s a nonsense that penalises brilliance
Cricket's governing authorities are moving to penalise 'bunny-hop' catches, where fielders jump and release the ball mid-air before regaining their footing inside the boundary. Critics, including a New York Times columnist, argue the crackdown is a nonsense that punishes spectacular athleticism rather than rewarding it. The rule change has divided fans between upholding traditional fielding laws and preserving crowd-pleasing brilliance.
- 9Arkansas outfielders impress in Sunday baseball scrimmage●Arkansas baseball notes and observations: Outfielders stand out in Sunday scrimmage
Arkansas Razorbacks baseball held a Sunday scrimmage in which the outfielders stood out, according to notes and observations from Whole Hog Sports covering the team's fall practice. The recap highlights the play of Arkansas's outfield group as a talking point for fans following the program's offseason development ahead of the upcoming college baseball season.
- 10Cricket's crackdown on 'bunny-hop' catches sparks criticism▼Cricket is cracking down on 'bunny-hop' catches. It's a nonsense that penalises brilliance
Cricket authorities are tightening enforcement of the law that invalidates catches taken after fielders have jumped off the ground, the so-called 'bunny-hop' catch. The change means spectacular boundary grabs where a fielder hops and releases the ball airborne before re-touching inside the rope are now ruled out. Critics, including the newspaper columnist behind the headline, argue the crackdown is a nonsense that punishes athletic brilliance rather than enforcing the true spirit of a fair catch.
- 11Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary draws buzz▼Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes doc is the wildest movie in years
A new documentary from Nathan Fielder about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is being praised as one of the wildest films in years, according to coverage from the Detroit Free Press. The film examines Holmes's fraudulent blood-testing startup and its collapse, and early reactions suggest Fielder's distinctive approach has produced a striking portrait of the Silicon Valley scandal.
- 12Pete Crow-Armstrong named Baseball Digest Player of the Year●Pete Crow-Armstrong wins Baseball Digest POTY
Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong has been named Baseball Digest Player of the Year, according to an announcement carried by MLB.com. The honor recognizes his standout season, in which the young center fielder combined elite defense with a potent bat and established himself as one of baseball's brightest young stars.
- 13Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Premieres at NYFF▼Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Holds a Raucous and Revealing NYFF Screening
Nathan Fielder's documentary about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes screened at the New York Film Festival, drawing a lively, packed audience and early press attention. The Hollywood Reporter described the screening as raucous and revealing, suggesting the film offers new insight into Holmes and the fraud that toppled her blood-testing startup.
- 14New Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Draws Buzz Over Scarce Tickets●'You Can See Everything,' if You Could Only Secure a Ticket https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/30/movies/elizabeth-holmes-d
A new documentary about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, titled 'You Can See Everything' and associated with Nathan Fielder, is generating attention in the film world. Coverage highlights that while the film promises an unvarnished look at Holmes, screenings are hard to get into, with tickets scarce and audiences clamoring to see it for themselves.
- 15Pirates assess infield and outfield development in 2026▼Pirates Insider: Examining the strides taken by infielders and outfielders in 2026
The Pittsburgh Pirates' in-house coverage takes a closer look at the progress made by the club's infielders and outfielders during the 2026 season, examining strides in performance and development across the position-player group. The piece is part of the team's ongoing Pirates Insider series tracking player growth in the majors and minors.
- 16Cricket's bunny-hop catch ban sparks criticism●Banning the bunny-hop catch is a nonsense. Law-makers are penalising athleticism and individual brilliance
Cricket lawmakers are facing criticism over a rule change that outlaws the so-called bunny-hop catch, where a fielder jumps from outside the boundary and releases the ball mid-air before re-landing to complete a catch. Critics, including a New York Times commentator, argue the ban punishes spectacular athleticism and individual brilliance rather than protecting the spirit of the game.
- 17Ohtani or Crow-Armstrong? Early top 50 players for 2027●Ohtani or Crow-Armstrong at No. 1? Your way-too-early top 50 players for 2027
ESPN has published a way-too-early ranking of the top 50 MLB players for the 2027 season, posing the question of whether Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers or Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong should be considered the No. 1 player in the game. The list invites debate among baseball fans about who will dominate the league two seasons from now.
- 18Nathan Fielder's pilot mental health push reaches the Senate●Nathan Fielder became obsessed with pilots’ mental health. The U.S. Senate just took action. https:// fed.brid.gy/r/http
Comedian Nathan Fielder, who examined pilots' mental health in his HBO series 'The Rehearsal', is being credited with helping push the issue into the mainstream. The U.S. Senate has now taken action on the topic, amid long-standing concerns that pilots fear losing their careers if they disclose mental health struggles. Commentators say the show's scrutiny of aviation medical rules helped spark real legislative attention.
- 19Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary screens in New York●No longer a secret, Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes doc 'You Can See Everything' lands in New York
Nathan Fielder's previously unannounced documentary about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, titled 'You Can See Everything', has surfaced in New York. The project was kept under wraps until now, and its arrival is drawing attention from fans of Fielder's offbeat comedic style and observers of the Holmes saga, who are curious about his take on the fraud case.