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Barnaby Joyce says One Nation is ‘one of the gayest parties in Australia’ after candidate’s controversial comment
Federal Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce has publicly distanced One Nation from a candidate who claimed LGBTQI people have a mental illness, insisting the party is instead “one of the gayest parties in Australia”. His comments came after a video surfaced showing Western Australian upper house candidate Parminder Singh making the anti-gay remarks, prompting the party…
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Phylicia Rashad on Her Historic Career and the Current State of TV: ‘If There’s Something on That I Don’t Like, I Simply Don’t Watch It’
Phylicia Rashad reflected on her career, family heritage and approach to acting during a C-Suite Luncheon at the Martha’s Vineyard African American Film Festival. She said legacy is shaped by how people live, relate to others and pass values to younger generations, while stressing the importance of finding humanity in every role. Discussing television, Rashad…
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Galatasaray submit Martinelli bid – Thursday’s gossip
Football transfer gossip reports several potential deals involving Premier League and European clubs. – Galatasaray have reportedly offered £38.4m for Arsenal forward Gabriel Martinelli. – Arsenal may sell Martin Zubimendi for at least £77m, with Chelsea interested. – Aston Villa have discussed signing Aaron Wan-Bissaka and proposed a Palhinha loan. – Newcastle are pursuing Benfica’s…
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Amazon Game Studios Divests MMOs ‘Lost Ark,’ ‘Throne and Liberty’ in Strategy Shift
Amazon Game Studios is handing Western publishing and live-operation responsibilities for the MMOs “Lost Ark” and “Throne and Liberty” back to their original developers, Smilegate and NC respectively. The move reflects Amazon’s shift away from further investment in MMOs towards planned AAA games, including “Tomb Raider”, and expansion of its Luna cloud-gaming service. Amazon says…
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The Jonas Brothers’ Comeback Continues With ‘Camp Rock 3’ Release: Here’s Where to Watch Online Free
‘Camp Rock 3’ reunites the Jonas Brothers as Connect 3, with a new younger cast led by Liamani Segura and Malachi Barton. The film marks the franchise’s return and includes a cameo from executive producer Demi Lovato, giving long-standing fans a further link to the earlier films. The film is due to air on Disney…
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Millions in UK and Europe left wowed by once-in-a-generation solar eclipse
Millions of people across the UK and Europe watched the most dramatic solar eclipse seen from Britain in nearly 30 years. The event mattered because it offered a rare shared view of a major astronomical phenomenon, with partial coverage across the UK and totality visible in parts of Greenland, Iceland and Spain. In most of…
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Martin Short On Emmy-Nominated Documentary ‘Marty, Life Is Short,’ And Big British Stars Joining Next Season Of ‘Only Murders….’
Martin Short discussed his current run of success while filming the sixth season of Only Murders in the Building in London, where unusually high summer temperatures have disrupted productions without air conditioning. He has received Emmy nominations for producing and starring in the comedy, hosting Match Game, and for the Netflix documentary Marty, Life Is…
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7 of the Best 1970s Rock Songs That Never Made It to No. 1
The article highlights seven acclaimed 1970s rock songs that became enduring classics despite never reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100. – “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen (1975) peaked at No. 9. – “Barracuda” by Heart (1977) peaked at No. 11. – “Fly Like An Eagle” by Steve Miller Band reached No. 2. – “Rocky…
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Bob Chapek, Who Was Ousted as Disney’s CEO, Pens Memoir in Which He Wonders if He Became ‘the Scapegoat’
Former Disney chief executive Bob Chapek has written a memoir, “Behind the Castle Walls”, examining his rise, turbulent tenure and 2022 dismissal. Due for release on 29 September, the book matters because it promises his first detailed public account of leadership decisions at Disney during a period of pandemic disruption and corporate upheaval. Chapek succeeded…
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Rybakina comeback knocks Osaka out of Canadian Open
Elena Rybakina recovered from a set and a break down to beat Naomi Osaka 4-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4 in the Canadian Open quarter-finals in Toronto. The victory sends Rybakina into the semi-finals, while Osaka’s defeat is followed by her withdrawal from the Cincinnati Open through fatigue ahead of the US Open. Osaka led 4-2 in…