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NVIDIA GeForce Now adds Firefox support on Windows
NVIDIA has extended GeForce Now support to the Firefox browser on Windows, ending one of the last major gaps in official browser compatibility for its cloud gaming service. This means Firefox users can now stream PC games directly through the browser without needing to switch to Chrome, Edge or another supported browser, making the service…
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PRIMAL FEAR To Release ‘Shadow Riders’ Album In April 2027
German power metal band Primal Fear will release their new album, “Shadow Riders”, in April 2027, bassist and producer Mat Sinner has revealed. The announcement came during an interview with KNAC.COM in which Sinner discussed the strong sales performance of the band’s previous record, “Domination”, and confirmed work is already well underway on its follow-up.…
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Global Bond Markets Put Governments On Notice Over Fiscal, Inflation Risks
Long-term borrowing costs from the U.S. to Germany and Japan hit their highest levels in decades on Tuesday.
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Meet ‘Brother Cow’, the millionaire restaurant tycoon and alleged mobster who is said to be spreading his influence from London’s Chinatown… and how ignorance over ‘community relations’ allows triad gangs to operate in Britain
A Daily Mail report profiles a man known as “Brother Cow”, described as a wealthy restaurant owner in London’s Chinatown who is also alleged to be a senior figure in triad organised crime networks. The piece explores how such figures reportedly extend their influence through legitimate business fronts, and argues that a lack of understanding…
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Emmys Host Mariska Hargitay Shares Scoop On Help From Colbert Writers And Why Stars Could Make Cameos With ‘SUV’ Toe Tags
Mariska Hargitay has revealed details about her upcoming stint hosting the Primetime Emmy Awards, a departure from her long-running dramatic role as Captain Olivia Benson on NBC’s Law & Order: SVU. Despite not having a comedy background, unlike many recent Emmy hosts, Hargitay says the ceremony’s producers deliberately want to “switch it up” by choosing…
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A 22-Year-Old Drama Student Filmed Jimi Hendrix’s Woodstock Performance From the Stage
A film capturing rare stage-side footage of Jimi Hendrix’s legendary 1969 Woodstock performance is being released to mark the festival’s 57th anniversary. The footage was shot by Albert Goodman, then a 22-year-old drama student who sneaked onto the stage disguised as part of the film crew, positioning himself just 15 feet from Hendrix. The discovery…
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Polling firm closes down after it faked Hong, Bass polls
Median Strategies, the company that released polls showing Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D) and former Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong ahead with wide margins in their respective races, announced Monday it has closed. A message on the company’s website reads that it has “concluded its polling project and will not publish additional polls.” “All…
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“We feel that we have been seriously misled and let down”: GoFundMe launched for Indonesian metal bands stranded in Ireland after being allegedly abandoned by promoter
A GoFundMe fundraiser has been launched for three Indonesian metal bands—Deadsquad, Jasad and Death Vomit—after they were left stranded in Ireland when their tour promoter allegedly failed to honour agreed arrangements. The bands, touring Europe as part of the 2026 Cataclysmic Tour, say they were “seriously misled and let down,” raising concerns about the treatment…
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Elevation Pictures co-founder Laurie May leaves distributor after 13 years
Laurie May has stepped down as co-president of Elevation Pictures, the independent Canadian distribution company she helped found in 2013 alongside Black Bear’s Teddy Schwarzman during the Toronto International Film Festival. Over her 13 years with the firm, May helped build Elevation into Canada’s leading independent distributor, with the company handling domestic releases of acclaimed…
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Clutching at straws? Police mocked over plan to teach villagers how to build scarecrows as cut-price crackdown on speeding motorists
Wiltshire Police have been mocked online after suggesting villagers build scarecrows resembling officers as a low-cost way to deter speeding drivers, prompting accusations that the force is failing to take road safety seriously. The idea, floated as an alternative to costly speed cameras or additional patrols, has drawn ridicule from residents and critics who argue…