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Will DAVID ELLEFSON Stick Around To Watch MEGADETH Play At Next Week’s LOUDER THAN LIFE Festival? ‘I Don’t Mind’, He Says
Former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson has said he doesn’t mind whether he sticks around to watch his old band perform at next week’s Louder Than Life festival, where his current outfit Metal Church and Megadeth are both playing the main stage on 17 September, roughly five hours apart. Speaking to Detroit radio station WRIF, Ellefson…
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Stephen A Smith blasts SEC for threats to kick LSU out of the conference: ‘Sit your a– down’
ESPN pundit Stephen A. Smith has publicly criticised the Southeastern Conference (SEC) after reports emerged that it was considering expelling LSU over new head coach Lane Kiffin’s attempt to recruit players who had signed NFL contracts but failed to make regular-season rosters. The dispute has become one of the biggest flashpoints of the young 2026…
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Your Favorite Hollywood Hotspot? Guess Who Owns It.
Abu Dhabi royal Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan has, through investment vehicles tied to his conglomerate, quietly become the controlling force behind several of Los Angeles’s and London’s most celebrity-favoured nightlife venues, including Annabel’s, Sexy Fish, Delilah and the Bird Streets Club. The buying spree, conducted via the hospitality firm DIAFA, matters because it…
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LSU President Wade Rousse ends Lane Kiffin’s SEC showdown, but there is still relationships to mend
The SEC and LSU averted a courtroom showdown in Birmingham, Alabama, on Wednesday, resolving a dispute over whether the conference could enforce rules barring former professional athletes from returning to college sport. Just minutes before the scheduled federal hearing, lawyers for both sides met privately with the judge and agreed to postpone the case, after…
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Devastated widow of Miami van driver killed in fatal Amazon plane crash sues two pilots
The widow of a van driver killed when an Amazon cargo plane crashed in Miami has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Amazon and two pilots, alleging pilot error, inadequate training and use of a 32-year-old aircraft with braking, thrust reverser and spoiler systems now under active NTSB investigation. Yaraisi Santiso Morejon’s husband, Yoel Rodriguez…
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How Has Rod Wave Remained Such a Consistent Chart-Topper Throughout the 2020s?
Rod Wave’s new album, Don’t Look Down, has debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, marking his fourth chart-topping album in six releases this decade. Billboard’s staff writers discuss why the Florida rapper has proved so consistently successful throughout the 2020s despite lacking the major crossover hits or pop culture moments that typically drive…
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Cole Palmer powers Chelsea to comeback win against Leeds in nine-goal epic
Chelsea reached the fourth round of the Carabao Cup with a dramatic 5-3 comeback win over Leeds United, despite manager Xabi Alonso making nine changes that nearly backfired. Leeds led 2-0 through goals from Tarik Muharemovic and Brenden Aaronson, before a quadruple substitution from Alonso at half-time transformed the game. Cole Palmer was the standout…
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4 groups caught using the same Chrome and Windows exploit kit
Security researchers at Proofpoint have found at least four separate hacking groups, some linked to the Chinese government, using an almost identical exploit kit dubbed “BlueMoon” to break into systems by chaining together vulnerabilities in Chromium-based browsers and older versions of Windows. The kit is notable because fully weaponised Chrome exploit chains are usually rare,…
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Nurse mom is granted BOND after being charged with leaving her teething toddler in hot car to die
Deja Coleman, a 29-year-old Atlanta nurse, has been granted a $5,000 bond after being charged over the death of her 16-month-old son, Daniel, who died after being left in her car for at least seven hours on 29 July. She pleaded not guilty at a Gwinnett County court hearing on Wednesday, telling the judge she…
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September Showdown! SCOTUS Orders Blue State AGs To Respond To ParaBros Merger Antitrust Suit Objection From Iowa & Montana
The US Supreme Court has ordered California and 11 other Democratic-led states to respond by 25 September 2026 to a challenge from Iowa and Montana over their attempt to block Paramount Skydance’s $111 billion (£87 billion) merger with Warner Bros Discovery. The order does not confirm that the Court will take up the Republican-led states’…