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Sheri Herman, Pioneering Cable and Digital Executive With E! Entertainment, AEN, Dies at 71
Sheri Herman, a cable and digital media pioneer who helped build E! Entertainment Television and other major networks, has died of heart failure in Florida at the age of 71. Her career spanned four decades and traced the evolution of American entertainment media, from early cable carriage negotiations to pioneering internet content, making her an…
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Asus ProArt 27 QD-OLED (PA279cdv) Review: HDR for All
Wired has reviewed the Asus ProArt PA279cdv, a 27-inch QD-OLED monitor aimed at home-office users, photo and video editors, and other creatives rather than gamers, priced at $699. The review notes that while OLED technology is now standard in gaming monitors, it has been slow to reach general productivity and content-creation displays, despite offering benefits…
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James Comey’s nightmare mushrooms as jury hauls in close confidante over Trump leaks
A federal grand jury has subpoenaed Daniel Richman, a longtime adviser to former FBI director James Comey, as part of a renewed investigation into whether Comey improperly disclosed sensitive information to the media during Donald Trump’s first term. The move comes amid what critics describe as an increasingly aggressive Justice Department campaign to pursue Trump’s…
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Fury as Trump’s billionaire Italy ambassador parties on $450MILLION yacht… staggering photos reveal hot tubs and helipads on 383ft ‘love boat’
Tilman Fertitta, the US billionaire businessman appointed by Donald Trump as ambassador to Italy, has drawn criticism for touring the country on his $450 million superyacht, the Boardwalk, as part of a two-and-a-half-month “Coastal Diplomatic Tour.” The 383ft vessel, featuring two helipads, two pools, four hot tubs, a spa and a cinema, has become a…
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Bad Wolves’ Unveil Cover of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” That Caused Guitarist to Quit: Stream
Bad Wolves have released a metal cover of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene,” a track that stirred controversy even before its release. The band had originally hoped to feature Parton herself on the song, but her death on 25 August 2026 changed those plans; when the group announced the release regardless, guitarist AJ Rebollo quit, accusing the…
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SNP’s ‘cull of the health boards’ with under-pressure John Swinney ready to swing the axe – and bonfire of the quangos is also expected
John Swinney is expected to announce plans to scrap most of Scotland’s 14 regional health boards as part of a wider shake-up of the public sector, to be unveiled in his Programme for Government at Holyrood on Tuesday. The First Minister also intends to merge and cull the country’s 135 quangos to fewer than 100,…
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New U.S. Missile Appears To Have Left Wide Path Of Death And Destruction In Iranian City, Report Says
An Associated Press review, based on analysis by the conflict monitor Airwars, suggests that Lockheed Martin’s Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) caused widespread civilian casualties and damage when it was apparently used for the first time in combat during the Iran war. The missile, marketed by its manufacturer as precise and long-range, appears to scatter metal…
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Army review finds widespread understaffing after Major Nic Coles’ death
A classified internal report seen by the Daily Mail has found the British Army is operating at 135 per cent of capacity, with officers warning that chronic understaffing and rising commitments are “breaking our people” and endangering troops’ welfare. The investigation was launched following the suicide of Major Nic Coles, 36, a rising star officer…
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‘Harry Potter’ Series, ‘Game of Thrones,’ ‘The White Lotus’ on the Slate as HBO Max Sets October Launch on Prime Video, Hulu Japan
HBO Max will launch on Amazon’s Prime Video and Hulu Japan in October, expanding access to Warner Bros. Discovery’s content library in Japan, including a new HBO original “Harry Potter” series arriving at Christmas. The move stems from a global partnership between Warner Bros. Discovery and Nippon Television, which owns Hulu Japan, and marks a…