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Cabinet DJ disaster, Supreme Court statue row and shark tracking take the headlines
Andy Burnham’s team reveal the incoming PM’s dancefloor flop, while Perth tenants describe “third world” water shortages and Quincy’s statue dispute nears the Supreme Court; plus NASA’s Mars flyby footage and Benn-Garcia’s ugly press conference face-off.
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Apple TV’s New 10-Part Hit Is Officially One of Streaming’s Biggest Success Stories
Apple TV’s breakout hit of 2026, the comedy horror series Widow’s Bay, debuted on the Nielsen streaming chart in its finale week.
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Netflix paid $587M for Ben Affleck’s AI filmmaking startup
Netflix has disclosed in a regulatory filing that it paid $587 million in cash to acquire InterPositive, an AI filmmaking startup co-founded by actor and director Ben Affleck. The deal, first announced in March, sees the entire InterPositive team join Netflix, with Affleck taking on a senior advisory role. The acquisition underscores Netflix’s growing bet…
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US service member killed in Iraq as troops recover unidentified remains in Jordan: CENTCOM
A US service member was killed and another wounded on Saturday while handling explosive remnants from a downed Iranian drone in northern Iraq, US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced on Sunday. The death adds to a growing toll of American casualties linked to Iranian-backed attacks across the region, as US forces also conduct strikes against Iranian…
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Andy Burnham becomes prime minister, backs North Sea drilling expansion
Andy Burnham has become Prime Minister following Keir Starmer’s departure from Downing Street, and has moved to authorise an expansion of oil and gas exploration in the North Sea. The decision marks a sharp reversal of Labour’s previous position on fossil fuel extraction in British waters and has proved contentious, with the change of leadership…
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DeChambeau is not a cheater – Scheffler
World number one Scottie Scheffler has defended Bryson DeChambeau, insisting he is “definitely not a cheater” after DeChambeau’s two-shot penalty overshadowed the closing stages of The Open at Royal Birkdale. The penalty, imposed after his second round for inadvertently improving his swing path by trampling down rough behind his ball, effectively ended DeChambeau’s hopes of…
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Los Angeles Dodgers vs. New York Yankees: Here’s How to Watch the MLB Game Live Online
After the MLB All-Star Week, the two of the biggest markets go head-to-head to compete for bragging right of the best city in the league. We’d also see which is the better league, the National League or American League. On Sunday, July 19, and the second game of a doubleheader, the Los Angeles Dodgers takes…
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The Best ‘Rear Window’ Remake Is Hidden in This 8-Part Masterpiece
Castle’s The Lives of Others turns Hitchcock’s Rear Window into one of television’s smartest and most entertaining homage episodes.
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Andy Burnham expected to announce more North Sea drilling as he replaces Keir Starmer as Prime Minister
Andy Burnham is expected to greenlight expanded North Sea oil and gas drilling as he takes over from Keir Starmer as Prime Minister, marking a significant shift in the government’s energy policy. The move would represent a break from previous Labour positioning on North Sea extraction and comes amid a broader reshuffle of Downing Street…
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Russia strikes Kyiv again as Kerr smashes mile world record
Zelensky says one dead after a massive Russian missile barrage on Kyiv; Josh Kerr breaks the men’s mile world record, boxer Hannah Rapp and L7’s Jennifer Finch have died, and doctors flag vestibular migraine as an under-recognised condition.