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Residents’ fury as travellers smash through locks to set up illegal encampment of more than 20 caravans on popular recreational park
Residents in a popular recreational park have reacted with anger after a group of travellers reportedly smashed through security locks to establish an illegal encampment of more than 20 caravans. The incident has sparked concern among locals about safety, access to the park and the lack of swift action to remove the unauthorised site, reflecting…
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Martha Stewart gets candid about plastic surgery, dating as she turns 85
Martha Stewart has marked her 85th birthday with a candid interview in which she reaffirmed her long-standing refusal to have plastic surgery, insisting instead on ageing naturally. The lifestyle entrepreneur, who has remained a fixture of American media for decades, used the milestone to reflect openly on how she views getting older, as well as…
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Get up to $400 off your TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 pass until Friday
TechCrunch has launched a limited-time flash sale on passes for its Disrupt 2026 conference, offering an extra $100 off on top of an existing $300 discount for founder, investor and attendee tickets. The promotion runs until Friday, 7 August at 11:59pm PT, and is being pitched as the last bonus discount before the next pricing…
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Here’s Where to Watch ‘The Challenge: Cutthroat’ Online for Free
“The Challenge: Cutthroat”, the 42nd season of the long-running MTV reality competition, has moved to Paramount+ as its primary streaming home rather than airing on MTV as in previous years. Hosted once again by T.J. Lavin and filmed across various locations in Thailand, the season brings together contestants from other reality shows, including The Real…
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‘Monsters of God’ Review: ‘Tiger King’ Director’s HBO Docuseries About Reptile Trafficking Is (Relatively) Sober and Nuanced
The HBO documentary series “Monsters of God” marks a notable shift for director Eric Goode, who previously made the sensationalist hit “Tiger King” and the more nuanced “Chimp Crazy.” This five-part series about reptile trafficking is described as his most sober and measured work yet, trading the gawking tone of his earlier films for a…
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Federal judge holds DHS in contempt over Los Angeles immigration sweeps
A federal judge in California has held the Department of Homeland Security in civil contempt of court for failing to comply with an order requiring it to forensically search and hand over personal mobile phone communications belonging to immigration agents involved in raids across Los Angeles. The ruling, made by US District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah…
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‘Sterling Point’ Creator Megan Park Breaks Down Season 1 Finale Breakups, “Fallout” & Season 2 Hopes
Sterling Point creator Megan Park has explained the key twists behind the Prime Video drama’s first season finale, revealing that a personal detail from her own life inspired one of the show’s biggest reveals. Park, who co-created the series with Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, drew on her own experience of being colour-blind — a…
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Guide: Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls: All Confirmed Characters and Stages
Push Square has published a guide detailing all confirmed playable characters and stages for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, the upcoming four-on-four fighting game from Arc System Works and PlayStation. Drawing on decades of Marvel comic history, the game features a varied launch roster alongside stages that dynamically shift between different areas during combat, with further…
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Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Famous Guest Drummers Honor Neil Peart in New Documentary
A new documentary about the late Rush drummer and lyricist Neil Peart, titled “Neil Peart: No One’s Disciple,” will premiere on Canada’s CBC network on 23 September. The film tells Peart’s life story through interviews with Rush bandmates Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, alongside a number of prominent drummers reflecting on his influence. Peart, widely…