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HBOThe final season of Game of Thrones was a slap in the face, of sorts, to the fans who’d been with the show from the beginning, but seven years later, the sting of that betrayal is finally starting to ebb. Meanwhile, HBO hasn’t stopped trying to spin a new series out of the chaos of the Thrones finale, and it may finally have one that could be interesting.For a while, a sequel series featuring a sadder, self-destructive Jon Snow was on tap. Kit Harington was working with screenwriters from another HBO series, Gunpowder, to explore the warrior’s self-imposed exile in the North, partially inspired by his own mental health struggles post-Game of Thrones. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Jon would have been reintroduced as “a broken man with PTSD.” Harington reportedly wanted to subvert any hope of redemption for Jon after being forced to murder Daenerys Targaryen; rather than reclaim his hero status, he would have met his demise alone. Such a bleak premise wasn’t so enticing for HBO, which led to the show being shelved in 2023. After some regrouping, however, a new concept might be rising from the ashes of the old: a series focused on Jon’s sister, Arya Stark. The Jon Snow series is no more, but HBO is keeping the Thrones sequels in the Stark family. | HBOTHR revealed that HBO is quietly moving on a new post-Thrones series, following a very different member of the Stark family. The studio has chosen a new writer — Quoc Dang Tran, perhaps best known for Apple TV’s Drops of God — to spearhead the project. Development is in the earliest stages, with details of a story still coming together, but sources claim that it will follow Arya’s adventures in the land of Essos, the Mediterranean-inspired land that lies across the Narrow Sea. Arya spent significant time in Essos, specifically the city of Braavos, in Thrones’ sixth season. That’s where she joined the cult of Faceless Men, and learned to be “no one.” Though she chose to sail “West of Westeros” at the end of Thrones, there’s a chance this new spinoff could pick up many years in Arya’s future and bring her back to some familiar territory. A time jump would certainly make sense: actress Maisie Williams is seven years older, and if HBO wants to distance itself from the bad vibes of the Thrones finale, it needs as fresh a start as it can get. After years of false starts, this could be a truly promising update for the Thrones universe, although we’ll need to wait and see if things actually stick this time. Neither HBO nor Thrones author George R.R. Martin has commented on the story, and no actors are in talks to return just yet. But if there must be a sequel to Game of Thrones, the franchise could certainly do worse than a show focused on a fan-favorite character.

At 1:46 PM in Williamson County, the weather is clear with a current temperature of 29.8°F and a wind blowing at 10.1 mph. There has been no precipitation today. Today’s temperature has reached a high of 30.4°F and dipped to a low of 26.2°F. The sky has remained overcast throughout, with winds peaking at 11.9 mph. There is zero percent chance of precipitation, with no precipitation recorded. Tonight, the skies are expected to clear up with the temperature slightly dropping to a low of 27.7°F. Winds will decrease to a milder pace of up to 5.8 mph, and there remains no chance of precipitation. Residents of Williamson County can expect continued clear skies and calm weather conditions into the evening. Today's Details High 30°F Low 26°F Wind 12 mph Humidity 44% UV Index 3.4 (Moderate) Precip 0% chance · 0 in Now 30°F · feels 19°F Sunrise 6:56am Sunset 4:56pm 7-Day Forecast Day High Low Conditions Thursday 30°F 26°F Overcast Friday 49°F 27°F Overcast Saturday 37°F 25°F Overcast Sunday 33°F 21°F Overcast Monday 35°F 21°F Overcast Tuesday 37°F 19°F Overcast Wednesday 46°F 24°F Overcast The post 1/15/26: Clear Sky and Chilly at 29.8°F in Williamson County appeared first on Williamson Source.

Le nouveau parquet national anticriminalité organisée (Pnaco) a confirmé jeudi qu’un seul tir a provoqué la mort lundi d’Alain Orsoni, figure du nationalisme corse reconverti dans les affaires

Alors déjà j'imagine mal le club baisser le pied et se dire : "ah non ça va trop vite, faisons en sorte de perdre quelques matchs car on n'est pas assez structurés". Qui refuserait de participer à la LDC avec ce que ça peut amener en termes de visibilité et de retombées (manne financière, sponsors, actionnariat, arrivée de joueurs, plus-values...) De toute façon ça veut dire quoi ne pas être assez structurés ? Faut pas se leurrer, on n'aura jamais les moyens d'avoir deux équipes d'égale valeur et capables d'être performantes et en coupe d'Europe, et en championnat. Par contre oui on peut s'améliorer. Ne plus faire n'importe quoi au niveau des contrats, préparer les joueurs physiquement à jouer tous les 3 jours, cibler des joueurs performants sans se ruiner. Y a un moment où faut arrêter d'avoir peur. S'il y a une qualification en LDC ça sera tout bénef pour le club si c'est bien géré derrière.

Pour leur entrée dans l’Euro 2026, l’équipe de France n’a pas fait dans le détail. Face à une République tchèque volontaire dépassée, les Bleus ont imposé leur rythme et s’imposent largement (42-28), lançant idéalement leur compétition. Guillaume Gille, le sélectionneur, est satisfait de cette première sortie. « Un premier match, c’est toujours un peu de tension […]