Motorsport fans have a lot to look forward to as Formula 1 heads to Austin, Texas, for the highly anticipated United States Grand Prix. This year, the entire race weekend will stream exclusively on Apple TV for viewers in the US. With the championship battle heating up in the final stretch of the season, you […]
Um tribunal de apelações dos Estados Unidos deu ganho de causa à Apple no processo de plágio movido por Francesca Gregorini contra a série “Servant”, dirigida e produzida por M. Night Shyamalan.
Aberta em 2020, a ação argumentava que o Apple TV havia copiado o enredo do filme “A Grande Ilusão” (“The Truth About Emanuel”), lançado em 2013 e dirigido por Gregorini. De acordo com ela, a produção “usa a mesma linguagem cinematográfica” que sua obra, tornando-as “substancialmente semelhantes”.
Agora, de acordo com a Reuters, o Tribunal de Apelações do Nono Circuito rejeitou o recurso apresentado por Gregorini após essa decisão sob o argumento de que Shyamalan não poderia ter copiado o filme dela.
Em seu recurso, a diretora disse que o júri deveria ter recebido instruções mais detalhadas sobre o alcance do seu filme, o que ajudaria a esclarecer se os criadores de “Servant” poderiam ou não tê-lo visto antes de a série começar a ser produzida. Ela também contestou o fato de a juíza responsável pelo caso ter aceitado o veredito sem antes responder a uma pergunta dos jurados sobre o termo “disseminação generalizada”.
Ainda segundo as informações, o tribunal disse que as instruções fornecidas ao júri refletiam com precisão a lei aplicável e que a magistrada não era obrigada a fornecer uma definição mais detalhada sobre o termo citado. A corte também rejeitou o argumento de que a juíza abusou de seu poder discricionário ao aceitar o veredito unânime do júri sem antes responder à pergunta dos jurados.
O filme de Gregorini apresenta uma mãe delirante e uma babá que criam uma boneca como se ela fosse uma criança de verdade. A autora viu semelhanças desse enredo com o de “Servant”, que traz uma babá sendo contratada por um casal para ajudar a criar um boneco em substituição ao seu filho falecido.
O Apple TV está disponível no aplicativo Apple TV em mais de 100 países e regiões, seja em iPhones, iPads, Apple TVs, Macs, dispositivos Android, smart TVs ou online — além de estar em aparelhos como Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast com Google TV, consoles PlayStation e Xbox. O serviço custa R$34,90 por mês, com um período de teste gratuito de 7 dias. Por tempo limitado, quem comprar e ativar um novo iPhone, iPad, Apple TV ou Mac ganha 3 meses do Apple TV. Ele também faz parte do pacote de assinaturas da empresa, o Apple One.
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Como muita gente, mesmo acordando bem cedo na sexta-feira passada, nós do MacMagazine só conseguimos comprar os nossos iPhones Duo com previsão de entrega para o fim de novembro. Isso significava que, hoje (23/10), dia de início das vendas, não teríamos os aparelhos em mãos para fazer o nosso tradicional vídeo de unboxing e hands-on.
A solução foi atípica: fomos à GMS-Store, no Centro Comercial Colombo (em Lisboa), para gravar o vídeo com a unidade de demonstração da loja. A GMS é uma Apple Premium Partner e, sem dúvida, a maior especialista na marca em Portugal. Agradecemos à GMS pela oportunidade e por abrir as portas da loja para a gente!
Aqui está, portanto, o nosso contato inicial completo com o iPhone Duo — um hands-on detalhado e as nossas primeiras impressões:
Na loja havia apenas o modelo branco-estrela (branco estelar, em Portugal), então desta vez não deu para mostrar o céu noturno. Em compensação, conseguimos apresentar brevemente também as duas capas oficiais disponíveis para o iPhone Duo.
Ainda pretendemos trazer mais conteúdo sobre o aparelho para o canal assim que possível. Fiquem ligados! 😊
iPhone Duo
Cores: branco-estrela ou céu noturno Armazenamento: 256GB, 512GB, 1TB ou 2TB
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Intitulada “Fleetwood Mac: The Chain”, a produção será dirigida pelo cineasta Frank Marshall, cinco vezes indicado ao Oscar, e contará com “as vozes, memórias e perspectivas” de todos os membros da banda (Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham e Stevie Nicks), segundo a Maçã.
Com roteiro de Mark Monroe, o documentário busca refletir o profundo significado do hit “The Chain”, que “personifica uma família forjada por uma paixão compartilhada”, além de ser a única música do álbum “Rumours” creditada a todos os cinco membros.
A canção captura perfeitamente o vínculo complexo, porém duradouro, no coração do Fleetwood Mac, e sua letra icônica tornou-se um poderoso símbolo do respeito e da conexão que persistiram durante a tumultuada jornada da banda rumo ao estrelato.
Espectadores podem esperar reflexões sobre o álbum, os recordes batidos pela banda e suas turnês, bem como imagens nunca antes vistas e entrevistas inéditas realizadas ao longo das últimas décadas. O documentário promete ainda explorar a “resiliência pessoal e destreza musical” dos membros e levar os assinantes do Apple TV pelos altos e baixos da banda.
O Apple TV está disponível no aplicativo Apple TV em mais de 100 países e regiões, seja em iPhones, iPads, Apple TVs, Macs, dispositivos Android, smart TVs ou online — além de estar em aparelhos como Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast com Google TV, consoles PlayStation e Xbox. O serviço custa R$34,90 por mês, com um período de teste gratuito de 7 dias. Por tempo limitado, quem comprar e ativar um novo iPhone, iPad, Apple TV ou Mac ganha 3 meses do Apple TV. Ele também faz parte do pacote de assinaturas da empresa, o Apple One.
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O vídeo com o meu review do Apple Watch Series 12 já está no ar. Eu vinha do Ultra 2 e fiz o caminho inverso, voltando para a linha normal, o que vai contra a escolha da maioria das pessoas.
Mesmo adorando o Ultra, eu não usava tudo o que ele oferece. A bateria do Series 12 me atende (não durmo com o relógio), a tela de 2.000 nits não me incomodou, e ganhei um relógio mais fino, mais leve e confortável, com a Digital Crown mais “solta”.
Sinto falta do botão de Ação, que eu usava para a lanterna, e do mostrador Modular Ultra, mas nada disso é deal breaker. Entre os destaques estão o chip (S11) ligeiramente mais rápido, os sensores que medem a frequência cardíaca a cada cinco segundos, o Shazam e o Reconhecimento de Sons funcionando muito bem e o Ceramic Shield 2, que sobreviveu intacto a uma queda de tela para baixo no chão do banheiro.
Como pontos negativos, Sinais Vitais e Prontidão exigem dormir com o relógio, então ficaram inúteis para mim, e o Live Rewind e o Siri Recap ainda não chegaram.
Assista ao vídeo completo e conte nos comentários: você também faria esse “downgrade”?
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Apple TV brought Nocturne to New York City on October 20, hosting the crime drama’s world premiere at Regal Union Square. Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz, and Stephen Graham attended the event ahead of the series’ October 30 streaming debut, following the first-look announcement covered in AppleMagazine’s introduction to Nocturne.
The red carpet screening marks the latest step toward the show’s release. For viewers, the distinction between the two dates is straightforward: the New York event celebrated the production, while general streaming availability begins the following week.
The Ensemble Comes Together in New York
According to Apple’s premiere announcement, attendees also included Rory Culkin, Chrissy Metz, Poorna Jagannathan, Gary Carr, and Landon Valentin. Writer, showrunner, and executive producer John Hlavin joined the cast.
Apple’s photographs document the gathering, including appearances by the three leads together and members of the wider ensemble. The event provides a fresh occasion to revisit the series as its release approaches, rather than announcing a change to its previously established schedule.
That timing is particularly useful for anyone who encountered the project when its first images appeared in July. The cast and premise are now attached to a specific viewing plan, with the opening episodes arriving before the end of October.
Image Credit: Apple Inc.
A Detective’s Search Becomes Personal
Schreiber plays Jonah Lynn, a former soldier and homicide detective who leaves Philadelphia for a quieter life in western Pennsylvania. That retreat is threatened by serial killer Jurek Walter, played by Graham.
Beetz portrays FBI agent Saga Bauer, whom Jonah regards as a surrogate daughter. The search for a missing victim places her in direct confrontation with Jurek, bringing Jonah’s personal loyalties into the investigation.
The official Apple TV listing supplies another part of the setup: a person believed to have been one of Jurek’s victims unexpectedly turns up alive, prompting the effort to locate someone still missing.
Together, those elements establish a thriller built around both discovery and risk. The investigation has a concrete objective, while Jonah’s relationship with Saga gives the decisions surrounding it a personal cost. How the series develops that tension will become clearer when the episodes are available.
Two Lars Kepler Novels Provide the Foundation
Nocturne draws from The Sandman and Lazarus, part of the crime-fiction series published under the name Lars Kepler.
As the authors’ official website explains, Lars Kepler is the shared pen name of Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril and Alexander Ahndoril. Both were established writers before beginning their collaboration.
The source novels give the adaptation an existing world of characters and relationships, but viewers should not assume that every event will transfer directly to television. Combining material from two books creates room to reorganize the story around a different dramatic structure.
For readers familiar with the novels, that makes the adaptation’s choices part of the interest. For newcomers, Apple’s synopsis provides the essential starting point without requiring advance knowledge of the books or their later revelations.
The Team Behind the Opening Episodes
Rowan Joffé created Nocturne for television and serves as a writer and executive producer. Hlavin developed the series for television and also writes and executive produces.
Tim Van Patten directs the first two episodes and serves as an executive producer. His credits include Franklin and Masters of the Air. A+E Studios produces the drama in association with Range Studios.
Schreiber and Beetz also hold executive producer roles, with Beetz participating through her Sleepy Poppy production company. The credits connect the leading performers with the production beyond their onscreen characters, while the opening episodes will establish the finished show’s pace and tone.
Image Credit: Apple Inc.
Nocturne Begins With Two Episodes on October 30
Apple’s announced release plan calls for a 10-episode season. The first two installments arrive together on Friday, October 30, followed by one new episode each Friday through December 25.
That gives viewers two ways to approach the series: follow the investigation weekly from launch, or wait until the season has completed its run. The New York premiere does not change that arrangement, and the full season will not be available on opening day.
For now, the event brings the ensemble together just before audiences can begin assessing the drama themselves. October 30 is the date to remember for the first public streaming episodes; December 25 marks the scheduled completion of the season.
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Gabriel Basso is joining Julia Garner in Apple TV’s Guilty Creatures, adding another series regular to the upcoming true-crime thriller. Based on Mikita Brottman’s nonfiction book, the adaptation explores a Florida murder and the years of secrecy that followed. Basso’s character has not yet been identified in the casting coverage.
Radio Times reported the casting on October 21, identifying Basso as a series regular. The actor is known for playing Peter Sutherland in Netflix’s The Night Agent, giving the Apple TV project a lead performer already familiar to thriller audiences.
For viewers familiar with Basso through The Night Agent, the project introduces a different kind of thriller premise: a story concerned with a murder’s prolonged psychological consequences and the relationships surrounding it.
Basso Joins an Expanding Ensemble
Basso joins previously announced series regulars Garner, Lewis Pullman, and Maddie Hasson. Mary-Louise Parker is attached in a recurring role.
Those distinctions establish the actors’ reported involvement without revealing how the adaptation will distribute the story among them. Basso’s casting does not yet identify which person he will portray or how his character connects to the central relationship.
That leaves a meaningful part of the announcement open. A recognizable actor can bring an audience to a project, but the character description will provide a clearer indication of what this particular role asks of him.
Garner’s involvement extends beyond acting: she is also an executive producer, and the project was developed through Tomorrow Studios’ first-look arrangement with her production company, Alma Margo. Basso’s addition expands the cast of a series whose lead performer is also involved behind the camera.
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The Story Begins With a Florida Disappearance
The source material is Brottman’s nonfiction book, Guilty Creatures: Sex, God, and Murder in Tallahassee, Florida.
Published in July 2024 by Atria/One Signal Publishers, the book gives interested viewers a way to explore the underlying case before the adaptation arrives. It is a nonfiction account, so reading it will reveal events that the television series may choose to introduce gradually.
According to the publisher’s description, the book examines the relationships between Mike and Denise Williams and their longtime friends Brian and Kathy Winchester. Their shared lives were disrupted when Mike disappeared during a hunting trip on Lake Seminole on December 16, 2000.
The account follows the suspicions that developed afterward, including Brian’s subsequent marriage to Denise, and the long path toward uncovering what happened.
Brottman’s background also helps explain the book’s emphasis. Simon & Schuster identifies her as a writer and psychoanalyst, and describes the work as an examination of the psychology of people living with responsibility for a killing.
That provides context for the adaptation’s premise without establishing exactly how the television version will organize events. The book’s chronology, perspective, and emphasis may be reshaped for the screen.
Apple Has Positioned the Series Around Guilt and Secrecy
Apple officially announced Guilty Creatures on July 6. Its description centers on an adulterous relationship, a murder, and the emotional burden carried by two religious lovers over 18 years.
The premise gives the series a different emphasis from a straightforward search for a culprit. It creates room to examine the gap between public identity and private knowledge, and how a shared secret can influence a relationship over time.
That is the dramatic potential of the announced material, rather than an assessment of finished episodes. Casting news cannot establish the eventual balance between investigation, domestic drama, and psychological suspense.
It does, however, explain why the supporting ensemble matters. A story spanning years of concealed wrongdoing depends partly on the people around its central figures: what they notice, what they believe, and how their understanding changes.
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Craig Gillespie Leads the Creative Team
Apple’s official series announcement names Craig Gillespie as director and executive producer, with Stuart Zicherman serving as showrunner and executive producer. Sarah DeLappe is adapting the book for television.
Tomorrow Studios is producing the series. The project was developed through its first-look arrangements with Garner’s Alma Margo and Gillespie’s Fortunate Jack Productions. Brottman is also an executive producer.
Gillespie’s previous credits include I, Tonya and Pam & Tommy, while DeLappe wrote Bodies Bodies Bodies. Zicherman’s credits include The Shrink Next Door and The Americans. Those backgrounds offer viewers a more concrete introduction to the filmmakers shaping the adaptation’s tone, writing, and direction.
A Premiere Date Is Still Unannounced
The casting reports do not provide a premiere date for Guilty Creatures. Basso’s addition should therefore be understood as a production update, rather than evidence that the series is approaching an imminent streaming release.
For viewers following the project, the next useful details will be character announcements and Apple’s release plans. The ensemble is becoming clearer, while the adaptation’s precise shape—and when audiences will be able to watch it—remains to be revealed.
Apple TV’s new culinary docuseries “Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook” premieres globally on Friday, November 6, 2026. Apple says the eight-episode series follows Nora Lum, aka Awkwafina, on a cross-country road trip as she tries to revive her family’s beloved Chinese restaurant. Apple released the trailer on October 1, 2026. The catch, and the hook of […]
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