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Raspberry Pi posts record first-half results despite rising memory costs
Raspberry Pi reported a record first half after building a large memory stockpile before prices rose and supplies tightened. Revenue reached $256.9 million, up 90%, while pre-tax profit more than tripled to $19.6 million, showing how advance planning helped it maintain availability while smaller rivals struggled. The company shipped 4.2 million boards, up 17%, and…
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Horns Down: Ella Langley Learns “Choosin’ Texas” Doesn’t Play Everywhere After Tennessee Crowd Boos
Ella Langley was booed by a stadium crowd in Knoxville, Tennessee, when she began performing “Choosin’ Texas”, her hit collaboration with Luke Dick, Joybeth Taylor and Miranda Lambert. The reaction was not directed at Langley personally, but reflected local pride ahead of a college football game between the Tennessee Volunteers and Texas Longhorns. The song…
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Labour Appoints Election Strategist as Spring Election Speculation Intensifies
Labour government is preparing for a possible early election, with Downing Street advisers advocating for a spring poll to consolidate recent political gains. The appointment of economist Ravinder Athwal—who authored Lab
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Minimalist Meadow handset offers key apps without constant smartphone distractions
Meadow, a new minimalist smartphone startup, is tapping into growing consumer dissatisfaction with constant connectivity and social media, offering a device designed to supplement rather than replace conventional smartphones. The device represents part of a broader trend of “dumb phones” and minimal devices that promise relief from the psychological burden of always being connected to…
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Read Simon Robson’s farewell note to Warner Music staff, as he exits after nearly 30 years
Simon Robson will leave Warner Music Group in December after nearly 30 years with the company. His departure forms part of a wider recorded-music leadership reshuffle, and marks the end of a career spanning senior roles across Asia-Pacific, the UK and Europe. Robson joined WMG in 1998 as Asia-Pacific finance director and later became COO…
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Val Blavatnik Named to Warner Music Group Executive Team, Elliot Grainge Named Chair of ADA, More
Warner Music Group has announced a major executive reshuffle, with Val Blavatnik, the 28-year-old son of WMG majority owner Len Blavatnik, named managing director of Warner Music North America, U.K., and Corporate Development. The appointment marks the fulfilment of widely anticipated expectations and is part of a broader reorganisation announced by CEO Robert Kyncl that…
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‘Scrubs’ Greatest Episodes To Watch Before Season 2, According to the Cast
With the second season of the *Scrubs* revival approaching on Disney+, Collider asked Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke and Donald Faison which episodes fans should revisit. Their choices highlight the series’ emotional patient stories, unconventional sitcom style, musical and fantasy sequences, and enduring character relationships. – “My First Day” introduces J.D., Turk and Elliot at Sacred…
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SCATTERBRAIN Shares Sentimental New Track ‘ADDICTED TO THE HABIT’
SCATTERBRAIN have released ‘ADDICTED TO THE HABIT’, a sentimental alt-rock track built around Brian’s catchy songwriting and clear vocals. The song explores the highs and lows of musicianship and everyday life, focusing on the dangers of staying in unhealthy routines simply because they feel familiar. Its lyrics encourage recognising when circumstances have become toxic, breaking…
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Warner Music Group Shake-Up: Val Blavatnik joins, Elliot Grainge adds ADA, Simon Robson exits
Warner Music Group is reshaping its global leadership team as it targets its next phase of growth. Val Blavatnik has joined the executive team as Managing Director for Warner Music North America, the UK and corporate development, while Simon Robson will leave in December after nearly 30 years with the company. Guillermo Gonzalez becomes President…
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Warner Music Group Names Val Blavatnik Managing Director of North America and U.K. Amid Other Executive Moves
Warner Music Group has appointed Val Blavatnik, the 28-year-old son of majority owner Len Blavatnik, as Managing Director of North America, the U.K. and Corporate Development. The move forms part of a broader leadership reshuffle intended to strengthen operational strategy, investment decisions and growth across key markets. Alejandro Duque will become President of Warner Music…