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Craig Carton to Launch New Show on Fox’s Outkick
Craig Carton, the veteran New York sportscaster, is launching a new national programme with Fox’s Outkick sports-media outlet, marking a fresh chapter in his career alongside his existing radio work. “The Craig Carton Show” will debut on Outkick on 8 September, airing three days a week and combining Carton’s commentary on sports and culture with…
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Work on £1.5m nature reserve to start next month
A charity in Hungerford is set to begin work next month on a £1.5m nature reserve, transforming poor-quality, unmanaged meadows into a dedicated wildlife haven. The Kennet Valley Wetland Reserve is being led by the Town and Manor of Hungerford, the group behind the town’s Tutti Day celebrations, and has reportedly received strong backing from…
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gamescom 2026: How to Watch and Daily Schedule of the Biggest Gaming Event
gamescom is back for 2026! IGN is the official partner and will be broadcasting live from Cologne, Germany August 25 – 30 with live coverage of everything from developer interviews to show floor demos to exclusive trailers and gameplay from incredible upcoming games, along with so much more. Read on below for all the information…
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Kelly on reduced joint exercises with South Korea: Trump should ‘read some history’
Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) suggested Monday that President Trump should brush up on his history after the president directed the Pentagon to reduce its joint exercises with South Korea. “Trump needs to read some history and get his priorities straight,” the retired naval officer wrote on social media. “I was part of joint military exercises…
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Born 64 Years Ago in El Paso, the Bluegrass Star Who Played With Jimmy Martin and Rhonda Vincent Before Launching a Solo Career
Bluegrass musician Audie Blaylock was born on 18 August 1962 in El Paso, Texas, and went on to become a respected sideman and bandleader within the genre. He first rose to prominence in his late teens when Jimmy Martin recruited him as mandolin player for the Sunny Mountain Boys, a role he held for nearly…
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Born 64 Years Ago in El Paso, the Bluegrass Star Who Played With Jimmy Martin and Rhonda Vincent Before Launching a Solo Career
Audie Blaylock, a veteran bluegrass mandolin and guitar player, was born in El Paso, Texas, on 18 August 1962. Raised in a musically inclined family, he taught himself guitar by ear from the age of eight before going on to become a respected sideman and, eventually, a bandleader in his own right within the bluegrass…
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Moment violent thugs emerge from BMWs brandishing ‘zombie knives’ before brutally attacking four people and stealing three watches worth £1,000 in two separate robberies
Two getaway drivers have been jailed after helping armed accomplices carry out a pair of violent knifepoint robberies in the City of London, in which four people were attacked and three watches worth around £1,000 were stolen. CCTV captured masked thugs leaping from BMWs brandishing so-called “zombie knives” to rob pedestrians in two separate incidents…
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Apple TV’s 6-Part Spy Thriller Begins Its Most Dangerous Chapter Yet in Explosive New Trailer
Apple TV has released the official trailer for the sixth season of its spy thriller Slow Horses, teasing the most perilous storyline yet for the misfit MI5 agents of Slough House. The show, led by Gary Oldman as the cantankerous Jackson Lamb, has become Apple TV’s longest-running series and continues to draw praise for its…
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Daniel Ek’s body-scanning startup Neko Health opens first US office, in New York
Neko Health, the body-scanning health startup co-founded by Spotify boss Daniel Ek, is opening its first US office in New York on 24 September, marking its long-promised expansion into the American market. The move brings the company’s scanning technology, which combines proprietary body scans with bloodwork and fitness device data to assess users’ health, to…
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Snips Partners With Banijay Rights and BIG Media to Turn Library Titles Like ‘Big Brother’ and ‘Humans’ Into Short-Form, Vertical Episodes (EXCLUSIVE)
Israeli digital startup Snips has struck new deals with Banijay Rights and BIG Media to convert established TV series and films from their libraries into short-form, vertical “microseries” for mobile viewing. The agreement marks Snips’ first major content partnerships and signals a wider industry push to repurpose existing back catalogues for mobile-first, snackable viewing habits,…