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Disgraced attorney tries to SHOOT his ex-wife at dinner table in front of horrified guests before being tackled to the ground by waiter
A disgraced Ohio attorney has been found guilty of attempted murder after trying to shoot his ex-wife in front of terrified diners at a restaurant in Toledo, only to be tackled to the ground by a waiter. Matthew Exton, 43, pulled a gun on Kayda Valone as she dined with her parents, but the weapon…
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‘Double Lives of Suburban Wives’ star went from food stamps to making $100K a month
Emily Smith, a 37-year-old stay-at-home mother of four featured on TLC’s new series “Double Lives of Suburban Wives,” has revealed how her family went from relying on food stamps and struggling to afford groceries to running an adult-content business that earned more than $1 million last year. Her story forms the centrepiece of the show,…
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‘Looney Tunes’ Meets Body Horror in This New Fantastic Fest Nightmare [Exclusive]
Fantastic Fest is set to premiere Flapjax, a sci-fi horror-comedy from writer-director Rocko Zevenbergen that blends slapstick humour with body horror. The film follows Arrow Bentley, an overly devoted fast-food restaurant manager who becomes entangled in an alien conspiracy, offering a lighter, more comedic counterpoint to the body-horror tradition typically associated with directors like David…
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Comfort food season is here: Shop slow cookers, Dutch ovens and more fall cooking staples
Fox News has published a shopping roundup ahead of autumn, highlighting kitchen equipment intended to make seasonal comfort-food cooking, such as soups, roasts and baked goods, easier. The article is a promotional deals guide rather than a news report, featuring discounted cookware and appliances from well-known brands, several of which carry commercial or advertising ties…
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Top real estate figure tells Gen Z hopefuls they should stop eating at cafes if they one day want to buy a house
Celebrity auctioneer Damien Cooley has reignited the decade-old “smashed avocado” debate, telling young Australians they spend too much on dining out and entertainment instead of saving for a first home deposit. Speaking at the Australian Financial Review Property Summit, he suggested first home buyers should consider more affordable regional areas, such as Maitland in the…
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MasterChef quarter-finalist told customers her burger van was closed for ‘family emergency’ when she was actually transporting 20kg of cannabis
Kayleigh Bowler, who reached the quarter-finals of MasterChef in 2025, has been given a suspended prison sentence after being caught transporting 20kg of cannabis while telling customers of her Bournemouth burger van that it was closed for a “family emergency”. The 40-year-old, who serves food inspired by her Jamaican and Irish heritage, turned to crime…
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NFL legend reveals why eating ‘real food’ after retirement led him to raise his own beef
Former Cleveland Browns offensive tackle Joe Thomas, a Pro Football Hall of Famer known for playing an NFL-record 10,363 consecutive snaps, has built a second career running Hall of Fame Farms, a roughly 4,100-acre cattle operation in Wisconsin. The story highlights a growing trend of retired athletes turning to agriculture and food production, and has…
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‘Miserable and impossible’: food scarce in Kyiv as Russia targets supply chains
Russian strikes on food warehouses and logistics hubs around Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities are leaving supermarket shelves half-empty and threatening to push up food prices, adding fresh strain to civilians already exhausted by more than four years of war. A truce meant to protect visiting US negotiators collapsed on Monday night when drones and…
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TalkFuse morning briefing, 9 Sep 2026 01:38
Hungary has expelled ten Russian diplomats over Moscow’s ties to Orbán-era policy, drawing a warning of harsh retaliation, while at least five died when an Amazon cargo jet overshot the runway in Miami. Elsewhere, an inquiry heard police dismissed Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane’s terrorism notebooks, and Monty Don…
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Calls at food and drink summit for SNP’s price cap plans to be scrapped
Business leaders across Scotland’s food and drink sector have used a Scottish Government summit to unanimously urge SNP ministers to abandon plans for a mandatory price cap on essential supermarket items. The closed-door meeting, called to discuss rising food costs, was reportedly dominated by opposition to First Minister John Swinney’s proposal, with attendees saying not…