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Big & Rich say Dolly Parton put fame aside to help neighbors after 2016 Tennessee wildfires
Country duo Big & Rich have shared personal memories of Dolly Parton’s community spirit during the devastating November 2016 wildfires that swept through Gatlinburg and Sevier County, Tennessee. In an interview with Fox News Digital, John Rich and Big Kenny said Parton set aside her superstar status to focus entirely on helping her neighbours, describing…
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‘She inspired my proposal’: Readers on Yayoi Kusama
Following the death of the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, Guardian readers shared personal reflections on how her work touched their lives, from marriage proposals to moments of quiet peace. The tributes highlight the breadth of Kusama’s cultural reach, showing how her polka dots, pumpkins and infinity mirror rooms resonated far beyond the traditional art world,…
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Dem AG urges Jewish voters to put humanity above ‘safety and security’ of own people
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, a Democrat, has told a private gathering of Jewish Democrats that they have a “moral imperative” to prioritise the needs of the wider world over their own community’s “safety and security” and “future”. Her remarks, made at a closed-door event hosted by the Michigan Democratic Party’s Jewish Caucus and reported…
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Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen Launches Out of Pocket Studios
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has launched Out of Pocket Studios, a new media company through which he will back entertainment, commercial and experiential projects as CEO and executive producer. The venture expands on a partnership Allen formed with Skydance Sports, part of Paramount Skydance, in January last year, and marks the latest example of…
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Review: Big Walk (PS5) – An Ingenious Co-Op Experience Unlike Anything Else on PS5
Push Square’s review of Big Walk, House House’s new PS5 title, praises it as one of the most inventive multiplayer experiences the platform has seen this year. The strictly co-operative game supports two to twelve players and centres on proximity chat, dropping groups into an Australian outback-inspired open world with no set objectives, letting exploration…
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Ex-Dem fundraiser traces socialist surge to Biden-era leadership vacuum: ‘There’s no one there’
Lindy Li, a former Democratic fundraiser who left the party after her concerns about Joe Biden’s decline were ignored during the 2024 campaign, argues that a leadership vacuum within the Democratic Party has allowed the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) to rack up electoral wins in 2026. She told Fox News Digital that the DSA…
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ESA’s Cluster quartet prepares for its final Tango
The European Space Agency’s Cluster mission is drawing to a close as its final two satellites, Samba and Tango, complete their fiery reentries into Earth’s atmosphere. Samba lost contact and burned up on 31 August, with Tango due to follow the same evening, marking the end of a mission originally planned for just two years…
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The pros and cons of using a TV as your computer monitor
Choosing between a monitor and a TV for computer use isn’t simply a matter of screen size, as the two are built for different purposes and each brings meaningful trade-offs for work or gaming. TVs are cheaper and larger, making them tempting alternatives to dedicated monitors, but they generally fall short on responsiveness and pixel…
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Florida blocks Flock cams on state highways
Florida has ordered the removal of Flock Safety cameras and other automated licence plate readers from state highways within 30 days, revoking all existing permits and blocking any future placement requests. The state’s Department of Transportation cited an “exponential increase” in deployments alongside mounting reports of misuse, data privacy concerns and surveillance schemes, making Florida…