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Every commuter’s worst nightmare has terrifying courtroom meltdown after being charged with shoving elderly man onto NYC subway tracks for making EYE CONTACT with him
A man accused of pushing a 77-year-old commuter onto New York City subway tracks was removed from court on Monday after clashing angrily with the judge during his hearing. Derrick Mills, 52, is charged with assault after allegedly shoving Trevor Crawford onto the tracks of the 6 line in September 2023, an attack the judge…
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JONATHAN BROCKLEBANK: Golf’s best-kept secret. How to play at St Andrews for less than £5…with putter and balls thrown in!
A Daily Mail columnist highlights the St Andrews Ladies’ Putting Club, known as “the Himalayas,” as an affordable way to experience golf in the sport’s home town, sitting right alongside the Old Course where standard rounds can cost hundreds of pounds. Designed by Old Tom Morris, the undulating putting green next to the Swilcan Burn…
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The downsides of switching from Windows to Mac
An Engadget columnist, having previously argued that switching from Windows to Mac is generally a good idea due to better performance, durability and battery life, follows up with a list of practical downsides Windows users should expect when making the move. None are described as dealbreakers, but the piece argues that several habits and interface…
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How Messi’s decade of dominance almost never happened
Lionel Messi retired from international football, ending his career as Argentina’s all-time leading scorer and most-capped player, having captained the team to World Cup glory in 2022 and Copa America titles in 2021 and 2024. His storied international career, though, nearly ended a decade earlier: after Argentina lost the 2016 Copa America final to Chile…
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IRON MAIDEN Shares Official Video Recap, Photos From Sold-Out Shows In Toronto
Iron Maiden have released an official video recap and photos from their two sold-out shows at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, which opened the North American leg of their 50th-anniversary “Run For Your Lives” tour. The standout change from the 2025 leg was the addition of “Infinite Dreams”, from 1988’s “Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son”,…
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Wingard’s Onslaught is visually sharp but narratively undercooked
A review of Adam Wingard’s action-thriller “Onslaught” concludes that the film is technically accomplished but let down by an underdeveloped story, particularly in its second half. Wingard, returning to original material after a decade working on established franchises, delivers striking visual set pieces and a home-invasion structure reminiscent of his earlier films “You’re Next” and…
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Phil Schiller is leaving his biggest jobs at Apple
Phil Schiller, one of Apple’s longest-serving executives, has stepped down from his roles running the App Store and Apple’s product launch events, according to a Bloomberg report. The move landed just a day before hardware chief John Ternus succeeded Tim Cook as Apple CEO on 1 September, and it marks the departure of another senior…
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Broadcom launches TrueSource to secure Spring and RabbitMQ
Broadcom has launched TrueSource by Broadcom, a new initiative to take responsibility for securing key open-source software used in its Tanzu product suite, including the Spring Java framework and RabbitMQ. The move sees the company acting directly as maintainer for Spring and RabbitMQ, while pledging to work with maintainers of other widely used open-source projects,…
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HBO Lands Hot Drama Spec ‘Imposter’ By DWA Assistant Kalos Chu With Lauren LeFranc Producing
HBO has struck a development deal for “Imposter,” a debut drama spec script by Kalos Chu, a feature development assistant at DreamWorks Animation, after a bidding war that saw the project draw ten initial offers before narrowing to a three-way contest between HBO, Netflix and Amazon. The deal marks a rare breakthrough for an unrepresented,…
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Marseille’s squad is being gutted but their manager is staying – for now
Marseille’s manager Bruno Génésio faces a mounting crisis after a 2-0 defeat away to Monaco exposed the toll of a chaotic summer transfer window. Every player at the club was put up for sale as Marseille scramble to slash their wage bill to satisfy conditions set by Uefa and the French financial watchdog DNCG, which…