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Ford puts price on new Dark Edition attired Territory
Dark Edition adds a number of unique exterior and interior fixtures to the top-spec Titanium grade, plus a first-time surround-view camera system. Dark Edition, as its name indicates, adds darkened touches to the flagship Territory Titanium. Image: Ford Having amassed as solid flow of sales since its market unveiling last year, Ford has introduced the first special version of the Chinese-made Territory, the aptly named Dark Edition. Touch of black Based on the range-topping Titanium, thereby becoming the new range-topping variant of the model known in the People's Republic as the Equator Sport, the Dark Edition mainly receives exterior and interior changes with no alterations having taken place on the power front. ALSO READ: Ford Territory not perfect, but heaven-sent for the Blue Oval As such, the unique aesthetic comprises ebony black 19-inch alloy wheels, a gloss black grille, roof rails and mirror caps, black wheel arch cladding, a black finish at the base of the bumpers, black window surrounds, a black front skidplate and a black Territory name badge. Dark Edition gets gloss black 19-inch alloy wheels as standard. Image: Ford Offered in a choice of four colours, all are contrasted by a black roof, the options being Panther Black, Lustrous Grey, Ruby Red and Crystal Pearl White. Orange meets black inside Inside, the dark theme continues with the fitting of a black roofliner, imitation carbon fibre on the centre console, black perforated leather upholstered seats, black leather trim on the dashboard and doors, and Cyber Orange stitch work on the seats, doors, dashboard and steering wheel. On the specification front, the Dark Edition debuts a new 360-degree surround-view camera system not offered on any other current Territory derivative. Dual-tone blue-and-black interior has been dropped in favour of a black hue with Cyber Orange stitching. Image: Ford Carried over from the Titanium is the dual-pane panoramic sunroof, the pair of 12.3-inch displays for the infotainment system and instrument cluster – the former with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto – the eight-speaker sound system, wireless smartphone charger, ambient lighting and electric front seats. Further standard amenities are: rain sense wipers; auto on/off LED headlights; keyless entry; push-button start; leather-covered steering wheel; electric tailgate; heated and folding electric mirrors; dual-zone climate control; electrochromatic rear-view mirror; front and rear parking sensors; tyre pressure monitor; six airbags; Electronic Stability Control; Hill Start Assist; Hill Descent Control; Adaptive Cruise Control; Forward Collision Warning; Lane Departure Warning; Rear Cross Traffic Alert; Automatic Emergency Braking: Lane Change Assist; Blind Spot Monitoring; Lane Keep Assist; Traffic Jam Assist Same power Up front, and as mentioned, the 1.8 EcoBoost petrol engine develops an unchanged 138kW/318Nm directed to the front wheels through a rotary dial selected seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. As with the Titanium, the Territory Dark Edition keeps the drive mode selector with four settings; Eco, Normal, Sport, and Mountain. Price Now available, the Territory Dark Edition's price tag includes a four-year/120 000 km warranty, with a service plan being a cost option. Territory 1.8 EcoBoost Ambiente DCT – R593 500 Territory 1.8 EcoBoost Trend DCT – R650 500 Territory 1.8 EcoBoost Titanium DCT – R725 500 Territory 1.8 EcoBoost Dark Edition DCT – R733 000 NOW READ: Intentions clear: All-new Ford Territory stakes its claim
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Most Surprising TV Show Cancellations of 2025, From Netflix to CBS
Fans are mourning a string of surprise TV show cancellations from Netflix to CBS. In some cases, fans are rallying to save the shows. The unexpected cancellations came for a variety of reasons, including financial. Here are some of the most surprising TV show cancellations of 2025:The Recruit's cancellation by Netflix surprised fans. The Mirror called the cancellation of The Recruit "among the most shocking cancellations" of 2025, saying that it "quickly earned a dedicated following." According to The Mirror, many fans were also disappointed when Netflix cut the show Territory after just one season. & Two FBI shows being cancelled by CBS surprised some observers. According to CinemaBlend, the shows "were going strong on CBS" going into 2025. Thus, according to CinemBlend, "it came as quite a surprise" when CBS cancelled FBI: Most Wanted and FBI: there's the Disney+ original Andor, which was cancelled even though it was Emmy-award nominated. According to People, Andor was originally supposed to be five seasons, but the "scale" of the show proved difficult to continue. On top of it, Disney+ cancelled a show that was soaring in the ratings, The cancelling Found was labeled a "surprise cancellation" by Collider, which reported that fans were rallying to try to save Neighborhood's cancellation was called a "surprise" by Us Weekly. The show was cancelled by CBS. 'On this particular show, we had to go through a number of adversities that were different from just a TV show,' Cedric the Entertainer told also surprised some fans when it cancelled the adult animation series Solar Equalizer being cancelled by CBS surprised fans, according to GeekSided. It was believed that CBS was "in negotiations" to bring back the show - until it wasn' to GeekSided, fans were shocked when Fox decided not to renew its new show, Rescue HI-Surf. The show was selected as the winner of TVLine's annual Save Our Show poll. According to GeekSided, "Heading into the 2024-25 season, it was clear Fox was betting big on Rescue HI-Surf." But then that Irrational had the highest ratings of the five shows that NBC cancelled in May, but that didn't save the show. Actress Karen David wrote on Instagram, 'I've been at this long enough to know that this is all part of the journey and whether we like it or not, great shows are not immune to cancellation."S.W.A.T. was cancelled before, but it was saved by fans, so the show returned. However, then CBS announced that the show was ending in May after eight seasons, according to Good Housekeeping. Actor Shemar Moore voiced his disappointment on Instagram, saying in a video in March, "I said I wasn't going to do this, but I can't help it. I'm gonna do it because it's who I am. It's how my mama raised me. Own your dignity, tell the truth. She can't stand a liar, so I ain't lying, and I'm telling the truth. S.W.A.T., here we are, season eight, three weeks away from the finale, we are canceled again. It sucks. It's sad."According to What's on Netflix, Black Mirror Bandersnatch was "the most significant swing Netflix ever did with its interactive technology." So it's perhaps surprising that show is biting the dust. There's "an active community on Discord is seeking to preserve the interactive technology," What's on Netflix reported, but the streaming giant removed the show on May cancelled The Conners, which was a spinoff of Roseanne.
News.com.au
15-05-2025
- Automotive
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Darwin e-scooter users in line for prizes as part of national safety blitz
Darwin e-scooter riders could be riding away with thousands of dollars in free rides as part of an e-scooter safety blitz. The competition, launched by e-scooter operator Beam Mobility, is part of Beam's national 'Safety in Motion' initiative, running in conjunction with National Road Safety Week. As part of the competition, a team serving as 'Beam Safe Ambassadors' will hit the streets of Darwin to reward riders who demonstrate safe practices including wearing a helmet, not using a phone while riding, and never riding under the influence. 'While we will continue to enforce safe riding behaviour, including through our three strike policy, we want to use perks not penalties this week and reward those doing the right thing,' a Beam spokesperson said. 'At Beam we believe road safety should go beyond the road, and include parking behaviour, helmet use and more. 'So, this is our way to say thanks and put the attention back on the majority of riders who travel safely, instead of focusing on a few bad apples.' Darwin riders spotted by the Beam ambassadors demonstrating these safe behaviours will receive $500 credits. Territorians will also be able to enter an online competition running until May 18, completing the Beam Safety Quiz for a chance to win a 'Safe Beamer pass' valued at $1000. The pass also includes 60 free riding minutes a week for six months. Beam said since launching in Darwin, its scooters had made nearly 600,000 trips.
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Netflix Announces Cancellation of Four Shows
While Netflix boasts a wide array of original shows, the reality is that not all of them can survive at the same time, leaving the stream service's executives to make some tough decisions. Unfortunately, those decisions led to the cancellation of four shows ahead of the 2025-26 season. According to DirectTV, Netflix has announced that four shows will not be renewed for another season, with "The Empress" and "The Sandman" ending with their upcoming seasons, while "Territory" and "The Recruit" have been canceled and will not get a final season. "The Empress" is a German historical drama television series based on the life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria. It was Netflix's second-most watched series worldwide for two weeks and the seventh most popular non-English series of 2022, but it will not be resnewed past its third season, which is upcoming. "The Sandman" is an American fantasy drama television series based on the 1989-1996 DC comic book. While it was renewed for a second season, it will not be renewed after two seasons. "Territory" is an Australian neo-western drama, but it was canceled by Netflix this year after just one season. "The Recruit" is an American spy adventure television series that follows a CIA lawyer who becomes involved in massive international conflicts with dangerous parties after an asset tries to expose her relationship to the agency. Obviously, some fans will not be excited to hear of these cancellations, but that's the unfortunate reality of the streaming industry – some series survive, others don't quite make it, even if they were beloved by some fans.
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
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Beloved TV Shows Cancelled in 2025, From Netflix to NBC
Many beloved TV shows won't make it past 2025 due to a series of cancellations. They include fan-favorite shows on Netflix, Hulu, NBC, CBS, ABC, Prime Video, HBO, and more. Some shows are ending after one season, and others have run their course over multiple seasons. Here's a round-up of cancelled shows as of May 10, 2025. Netflix Cancellations Netflix has announced the cancellation of three shows: The Sandman, Territory, and The Recruit are all ending. Rotten Tomatoes also reported that the Netflix shows Big Mouth and Kaos were cancelled and that Cobra Kai will end "after the sixth, and final, season." Outer Banks was cancelled after five seasons, Rotten Tomatoes reported, Squid Game will end after Season 3, and Stranger Things will end after five seasons. You is also ending. In March 2025, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed that The Recruit is ending after two seasons. 'The Recruit has been cancelled yall. Such a bummer,' actor Colton Dunn wrote on Threads. 'I'll share some pics and fun memories on IG but just wanted you to hear it from me. Thanks if you watched. I'm AVAILABLE NOW! Hire me for you tv story!!' In addition, The Empress was renewed for a third season, but it will be the show's final one, according to Screen Geek. 'We are incredibly thankful to have had the chance to work with the wonderful cast and production team to bring Territory and the stunning Australian outback into the homes of millions around the world,' Netflix's director of content for ANZ, Que Min Luu, stated in a release obtained by Country Living. 'Although we won't be continuing with another season, we eagerly anticipate working with all of them again in the future.' In January, Variety reported that The Sandman's second season would be its last. Hulu Cancellations Multiple shows are ending at Hulu. They are Solar Opposites, which will end after Season 6, How to Die Alone, Wayne Brady: The Family Remix, and Extraordinary. In March, Variety reported of Solar Opposites, "Hulu had previously announced the show would be back for a sixth season,but it was not previously known that it would be the show's last. In February, Variety noted that How to Die Alone was being cancelled after one season. Brady confirmed the cancellation of his show to People in February, saying, "There is no Season 2 from Hulu. But we loved doing season 1, and who knows? Things may change, and we may pop up somewhere doing something, but the bottom line is we're always a family.' According to Screen Rant, Extraordinary is being cancelled despite enjoying popularity with fans. In addition, The Handmaid's Tale is ending "after a sixth, and final, season," Rotten Tomatoes reported. The site added that Life & Beth is also being cancelled. NBC Cancellations NBC is cancelling five shows that are "beloved" with fans, who have expressed outrage, according to Parade. On May 9, The Hollywood Reporter reported that Suits LA won't be returning for a second season. That was just one of a slew of shows cancelled by NBC, according to THR. The network also cancelled the shows Lopez vs. Lopez and Night Court as well as The Irrational and Found, THR reported. La Brea is being cancelled "after a third, and final, season," according to Rotten Tomatoes. CBS Cancellations CBS cancelled The Equalizer, FBI: Most Wanted, and FBI: International. 'It's not easy to end shows, and we had a lot of options this year,' CBS Entertainment president Amy Reisenbach told reporters on May 7, according to Deadline. In addition, S.W.A.T. is ending after eight seasons. The Neighborhood, After Midnight, The Summit, and Poppa's House were also cancelled, Glamour reported. Young Sheldon is being cancelled too, Rotten Tomatoes reported. ABC Cancellations The Conners ended in April after seven seasons, according to People. "This to everybody feels like the appropriate time. We're going out on top," executive producer Bruce Helford told Deadline. "We're the most watched comedy on ABC, we had a great season, and this just feels like the right time to do this." HBO Cancellations HBO Max has ended three shows: The Sex Lives of College Girls, Bookie and The Franchise. Deadline reported that The Sex Lives of College Girls was ending after three seasons. Variety reported in February that Bookie was being cancelled. In January, Deadline confirmed that The Franchise was ending after one season. House of the Dragon is being cancelled "after a fourth, and final, season," Rotten Tomatoes reported. The site added that Julia is being cancelled "after a second, and final, season" and Mr. Brilliant Friend is being cancelled "after a fourth, and final, season." Rotten Tomatoes also reported that Our Flags Mean Death is being cancelled "after the second, and final, season." Prime Video Cancellations According to Rotten Tomatoes, Prime Video has also had a series of cancellations. They are Honey Bunny and Diana. In addition, The Boys will be cancelled "after a fifth, and final, season," Cruel Intentions, My Lady Jane, and Clean Slate is also being cancelled, the site reported. Rotten Tomatoes also reported that Harlem is being cancelled "after a third, and final, season." Outer Range is being cancelled "after the second, and final, season," Rotten Tomatoes reported, as is Upload. Apple TV+ Cancellations Apple is cancelling Mythic Quest and Acapulco, according to Rotten Tomatoes. Silo is being cancelled "after a fourth, and final, season," the site added. Fox Cancellation Fox is cancelling 9-1-1 Lone Star, People reported. Showrunner Ryan Murphy told Variety in 2024 that 9-1-1: Lone Star was being cancelled because of financial reasons. 'Sadly, we all love 'Lone Star,' but the financials just didn't work,' he said. 'It's a Disney company that was on a Fox network, and it just was never going to work. And we had a long run of it.' Disney+ Cancellation Disney+ is ending Andor "after a second, and final, season," Rotten Tomatoes reported, as did Glamour. Peacock Cancellations Per Rotten Tomatoes, the Peacock shows being cancelled include Based on a True Story, Hysteria!, Teacup, Mr. Throwback, and Bel-Air.
