Culture, Style & Media News Today — August 28, 2026

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‘Big Little Lies’ Sequel Book Teases Storyline for HBO Series’ Season 3: What’s Going on With Madeline, Celeste and Jane in ‘Big Little Truths’ and more — today's news signal.

The world of television and celebrity news is abuzz today, with updates on some of our favorite shows and a high-profile trial. For fans of HBO's hit series 'Big Little Lies', there's exciting news: a sequel book to the novel the show is based on has been announced, with a title that hints at a third season of the show. 'Big Little Truths' promises to continue the story of Madeline, Celeste, and Jane, leaving viewers eager to dive back into the lives of these complex and intriguing characters.

In other news, the trial of Lindsay Clancy, a case that has garnered significant attention and controversy, has reached its closing arguments. Clancy's lawyer has called the trial "repulsive" and accused prosecutors of manipulation, adding to the drama and intrigue surrounding the case. On a lighter note, TV fans are also abuzz about the second season of 'Adults', which is receiving praise for its more mature take on the series. And in industry news, Patrick Holland will remain at the helm of Banijay U.K. following a major merger, ensuring stability and continuity for the company.

Today's signal:
• ‘Big Little Lies’ Sequel Book Teases Storyline for HBO Series’ Season 3: What’s Going on With Madeline, Celeste and Jane in ‘Big Little Truths’ (variety.com)
• Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Calls Trial ‘Repulsive’ Case Built on ‘Manipulation’ in Closing Argument (rollingstone.com)
• ‘Adults’ Starts to Figure It Out in a More Mature Season 2: TV Review (variety.com)
• Patrick Holland to Remain Chair and CEO of Banijay U.K. Following All3Media Merger (variety.com)

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