The Daily Star

Novak Djokovic is back at a venue he holds dear, according to reports highlighting his return. The Chinese outlet China Daily ran the line 'Novak's back in a place he loves', suggesting the Serbian tennis star is competing again at a tournament or location with strong personal meaning for him. Fans are following his return as interest in his schedule and form continues worldwide.

German daily taz reports that Tom Cruise will star as a ruthless oil magnate in the film Digger, described as a satire about the limits of satire. The casting has drawn attention in German media, with coverage focusing on how the film uses Cruise's persona to explore how far satire can go when targeting powerful industrialists and the oil industry.

Entertainment outlet Just Jared published its daily roundup of celebrity photos from Tuesday, September 29, collecting the day's star sightings in one gallery. The regular feature gathers paparazzi shots and event appearances of well-known figures, offering readers a quick look at which celebrities were out and about and what they were wearing and doing.

Three Japanese players featured in the latest round of Major League Baseball daily highlights: Munetaka Murakami, Yuki Matsui and Seiya Suzuki. The roundup, aimed at Japanese baseball fans, groups their performances together as part of a regular summary of Japanese players in MLB, with Suzuki's Chicago Cubs among the clubs involved. Japanese fans continue to track the daily output of their compatriots across the league.

Media outlets are circulating a roundup of celebrity news items dated September 24, under the recurring label 'Celebrity Dish'. The feature bundles the day's entertainment headlines covering well-known personalities and show business developments. Audiences following pop culture are checking the daily digest to catch up on the latest star sightings, announcements and gossip from the entertainment world.