Colin O’Brien is making a splash at a young age.
The newcomer is set to star in Apple TV’s new series Dear Edward alongside the likes of Connie Britton and Taylor Schilling.
He plays Edward Adler, a 12-year-old boy who has to pick up the pieces after losing his family in a plane crash. As the long survivor of the tragedy, he centers the story.
Ahead of the show’s release, we caught up with Colin, and he shared 12 fun facts about himself.
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No, Disney and Apple are not merging companies…
After it was announced that Bob Iger has returned to The Walt Disney Company as CEO last week, there were many rumors and lots of speculation going around about how he could or would be trying to sell the company to Apple.
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RIP, iTunes.
The program has been a staple on Apple products since its launch in 2001, but the company is retiring the app and will phase it out soon.
Apple confirmed the news at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on Monday (June 3) in San Jose, California.
This doesn’t mean that music, movies, and TV are leaving Apple devices, of course. Now, the many functions that iTunes performs will be split into three separate apps, Craig Federighi, the vice president of software engineering at Apple, confirmed at the conference.
“Customers love iTunes and everything it can do. But if there’s one thing we hear over and over, it’s ‘Can iTunes do even more?’” Craig explained.
Going forward, Apple products will use different apps for music, TV and podcasts.
