UFCNoche UFC 2026: main card time and how to watch in the US
Noche UFC is on Saturday 12 September. Prelims start at 1pm ET and the main card at 5pm ET. US viewers can stream the event on Paramount+.
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UFCNoche UFC is on Saturday 12 September. Prelims start at 1pm ET and the main card at 5pm ET. US viewers can stream the event on Paramount+.
Formula 1The 2026 Spanish Grand Prix is the current Formula 1 round in Madrid, running 11–13 September 2026. Official Formula 1 sources list the race for Sunday 13 September at 15:00 local time in Madrid, and the event page lists F1 TV, but the supplied sources do not confirm GB, US, CA or AU broadcasters.
UFCNoche UFC is on Saturday 12 September. Prelims start at 1pm ET and the main card at 5pm ET. US viewers can stream the event on Paramount+.
TV & filmDisney’s official 2026 updates confirm that Journey is greenlit and in production, Coven Academy premieres on 2 October with all episodes streaming on Disney+, and a Kingdom Hearts anime series is coming to Disney Channel and Disney+.
TV & filmA guide to Amazon’s 2026 series announcement, separating earlier release dates from broad release windows and titles that were undated when announced.
TV & filmApple’s 3 February 2026 Apple TV Press Day release listed premiere dates for major 2026 series and films, and gave Ted Lasso season four a summer 2026 window. This guide records those announcement dates and shows you how to check whether a title is available now.
Device guidesApple AirPlay lets you send video, photos, music and more from Apple devices to an Apple TV 4K or an AirPlay-enabled smart TV. It can also share or mirror supported Apple device screens to the TV.
VPN & travelNetflix says VPNs can trigger playback and sign-in errors, and they aren’t supported for Live events or ad-supported plans. If Netflix flags a VPN, turn it off, check fast.com, and follow Netflix’s network troubleshooting steps.
VPN & travelNetflix lets you watch while travelling on phones, computers, and new TVs, but household checks, temporary access codes, and country-based differences can affect what works.
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