Attention Pluribus fans: Season two is in the works but don’t expect The Pitt-level of swiftness in between seasons.

Vince Gilligan joined his star Rhea Seehorn and members of the ensemble Karolina Wydra, Carlos Manuel Vesga and Samba Schutte for a panel conversation during Apple TV’s inaugural press day at Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar on Tuesday. Naturally, the Emmy Award-winning creator was asked the question “everyone’s dying to know” by a member of the press and fielded by Schutte, who moderated the lively discussion: “Where are you currently in the process of writing Pluribus season two?”

Shrinking just started rolling out episodes of its third season and a fourth has already been ordered so there’s no end in sight for the Apple TV series as of right now. But if for some reason, Harrison Ford’s career ended with the critically acclaimed hit show, the iconic actor would be cool with it.

Appearing Tuesday afternoon on a panel during Apple TV’s inaugural press day at Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar, moderator Ashley Nicole Black asked the cast to open up on the deeper questions they asked themselves after signing on for such a “thought provoking series,” which follows a grieving therapist who starts to break the rules and tell his clients exactly what he thinks.

Spain has proposed a ban on social media use by teenagers as attitudes hardened in Europe against the technology, drawing personal insults against the prime minister from Elon Musk.

The government is preparing a series of measures including a social media ban for under-16s, the prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, said, promising to protect children from the “digital wild west” and hold tech companies responsible for hateful and harmful content.

Sánchez said on Tuesday that urgent action was needed because social media was a “failed state where laws are ignored and crimes are tolerated”.

He also took Musk to task for using X to “amplify disinformation” over his administration’s decision last week to regularise 500,000 undocumented workers and asylum seekers, pointing out that Musk was himself a migrant.

Apple has just released a variety of new software updates for its devices, but they’re all for older versions of iOS, macOS, watchOS, and iPadOS. Here are the details.

Older iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch models get new software updates

Per Aaron Perris, Apple has released the following new software updates:

• iOS 16.7.14 (build 20H370)
• iPadOS 16.7.14 (build 20H370)
• macOS 11.7.11 (build 20G1443)
• watchOS 10.6.2 (build 21U594)
• watchOS 9.6.4 (build 20U512)
• watchOS 6.3.1 (build 17U224)
• macOS Catalina Security Update 2026-001

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. Disney has announced a successor to outgoing CEO Bob Iger, effective in March. Josh D’Amaro, current chairman of Disney Experiences, was tapped for the role in a unanimous vote by the company’s board of directors.

D’Amaro has been at Disney for 28 years, where he oversaw theme parks, cruises and consumer products including video games. The company had previously appointed Bob Chapek, the Disney Parks chairman at the time, as successor to Bob Iger in 2020. At the time, Iger had served as CEO since 2005. But Chapek only lasted until 2022, when Bob Iger returned to take the helm once again amid company struggles. Disney formed a committee to find an appropriate successor in 2023, with Iger mentoring potential candidates along the way.

David Letterman has signed on to executive produce Say Hello to Our Good Friend Paul Shaffer, an upcoming feature documentary about his longtime sidekick and Late Show bandleader.

“Paul Shaffer is a show business friend who became a real friend. A comedic partner whose quickness and timing saved me night after night. A composer, arranger and performer with endless range. His vast knowledge and list of collaborators in music make him a living rock and roll hall of fame. There is no one more worthy of an examination of his life and work,” Letterman said in a statement on Tuesday.