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Air Force colonel shot down over Iran reveals desperate prayer in 50-hour fight to survive
A US Air Force colonel, identified only by his call sign “Bravo”, has spoken publicly for the first time about surviving a 50-hour ordeal in Iran after his F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down by an Iranian missile on 2 April. In an interview with CBS News’ “60 Minutes”, the weapons systems officer described praying…
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‘Lanterns’ Star Explains Why She Was “Completely Shattered” by the HBO Sci-Fi’s Biggest Twist
HBO’s *Lanterns* has moved into its final run of episodes, with Episode 5 delivering a major twist as Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) and John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) uncover the identity of the mysterious “Manhunter” behind the eerie calm in the town of Rushville. The reveal centres on Zoe (Poorna Jagannathan), whose healing powers and secret…
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‘Lanterns’ Officially Destroys the Typical Superhero Formula With a Shocking Betrayal | Review
HBO’s Lanterns continues its unconventional take on the Green Lantern mythos, using episode five to close out the show’s 2016-set mystery involving the Manhunter while jumping between timelines. Rather than following a typical superhero structure, the episode functions as a turning point that deconstructs Hal Jordan and John Stewart’s dynamic and sets up a betrayal…
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CBS Warns Humanity May Have a “Narrow Window” to Avoid AI Calamity, Right After ChatGPT Sponsors Its NFL Broadcast
CBS drew criticism for airing a stark warning about existential risks from artificial intelligence during its “60 Minutes” season premiere, hours after OpenAI’s ChatGPT debuted as a new sponsor of the network’s NFL sideline reports. The juxtaposition highlighted an awkward tension in media coverage of AI: the same companies being flagged for potentially dangerous, uncontrolled…
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Turmoil at home and abroad as economy warning, submarine delay and Trump-Zelensky rift dominate
Business chiefs warn Britain’s economy faces “five giants” holding it back, while Streeting delays UK submarine numbers; Trump rounds on Zelensky over Russian fuel strikes as Powell warns Europe to brace for a hard winter.
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One Nation’s immigration plan would leave key industries ‘decimated’ and worsen shortages, Labor warns
Labor has strongly criticised One Nation’s newly unveiled immigration policy, warning it would devastate industries reliant on migrant labour, as leader Pauline Hanson proposed cutting Australia’s temporary migrant population by 750,000 over three years. Labor frontbencher Murray Watt said sectors such as abattoirs, hospitals and aged care would be “decimated” without adequate migration, while farming…
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Last of Us 2 fan multiplayer mod cancelled after Sony demand
Sony Interactive Entertainment intervened to stop the release of a fan-made multiplayer mod for The Last of Us 2, with modder Speclizer confirming that a letter sent “on behalf of Sony” requested the project not go ahead. The mod, in development since January and due to launch this month, offered a straightforward “Factions”-style multiplayer experience…
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Celine Dion breaks down onstage during emotional return after 6-year hiatus
Celine Dion returned to live performing on 12 September for the first time in six years, launching a 26-show residency at the Plenitude Arena in Paris as she continues to manage stiff-person syndrome. The 58-year-old singer became tearful as she opened the show with her French-language track “On Ne Change Pas”, telling the crowd she…
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Win Tickets to Our Early Screening of ‘The Stunt Driver’ and Q&A
Collider is partnering with IFC to offer Los Angeles readers the chance to win free tickets to an early screening of The Stunt Driver, a comedy drama starring Jay Baruchel that opens in cinemas later this month. The event is notable for pairing the screening with a live Q&A featuring director Michael Dowse, giving fans…