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TechRadar Publishes Weekend Streaming Guide and Report on Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Trailer Theory

TechRadar published two September 11, 2026 entertainment articles: a weekend guide to seven new movies and TV shows on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max and more, and a report on a bizarre theory about Tom Cruise's 'Digger' trailer.

AI News Feed · 2026-09-11 23:52

The first article, published at 14:00 UTC, was headlined "7 new movies and TV shows to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, and more this weekend (September 11)." According to TechRadar, the piece was presented as a viewing guide for that weekend. The headline named Netflix, Prime Video and HBO Max among the platforms, with additional services not specified in the headline. The supplied article text did not include the seven titles or their descriptions.

The second article, published at 15:30 UTC, was headlined "The new trailer for Tom Cruise's next movie Digger has spawned a bizarre theory about what kind of film it really is — and it's left fans divided." According to TechRadar, the new trailer has prompted an unusual theory about the film's nature and has divided fans. The supplied text did not identify the theory or describe the trailer.

Both pages carried the same biography for Tom, described as a senior entertainment reporter who joined TechRadar's entertainment team in February 2021. The biography says he qualified as an NCTJ-accredited journalist in February 2016 and previously produced freelance articles for publications including The New York Times, IGN, Total Film, Wired, VG247, Eurogamer, Metro UK, Digital Spy, FourFourTwo, Gamepur, 90min, Flood and Observer.com. It also says he regularly covers films and TV shows from major studios and streaming services.

Editor's Summary

TechRadar published a September 11, 2026 weekend streaming guide and a report on the trailer for Tom Cruise's Digger. The guide's headline listed Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max and other platforms, while the Digger report said the trailer sparked a bizarre theory and divided fans. The available article text did not include the specific viewing picks, the theory or the fan reactions.