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Born 88 Years Ago Today in the Mile High City, the Drumming Pioneer Behind “Jolene” and Hits by Crystal Gayle and Johnny Cash
Kenny Malone, the influential Nashville session drummer who played on Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” and Crystal Gayle’s “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue,” was born 88 years ago today in Denver, Colorado. Though rarely known by name to the wider public, Malone was central to some of country music’s biggest recordings, prized for his ability…
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Adorable girl, 3, who died in freak play house accident is pictured, as cause of death is revealed and distraught mother shares grief that will break America’s heart
A three-year-old girl from Boynton Beach, Florida, died after a freak accident involving a toy play kitchen set, with her cause of death now confirmed and her devastated mother speaking publicly about the loss. The case has drawn widespread sympathy as details emerge about how the young child, identified as Briella Holmes, became trapped or…
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The soaring demand for Patriot missiles, from the Middle East to Ukraine
Global demand for US-made Patriot air defence missiles has surged well beyond production capacity, driven by Russia’s ongoing bombardment of Ukraine and the fallout from America’s war with Iran, which began in February 2026. Nearly 20 US-allied nations rely on the Patriot system for protection against ballistic missiles, but manufacturers cannot keep pace with the…
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Slain LSU student Madison Brooks’ alleged rapist wants supporters banned from wearing pink at trial: report
One of three men accused of raping 19-year-old Louisiana State University student Madison Brooks before her death has reportedly asked the court to bar her supporters from wearing pink during his upcoming trial. Brooks was killed in Baton Rouge in 2023 after allegedly being sexually assaulted by a group of men and then dumped from…
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos Set $200 Million Fund to Recover Endangered Species
Leonardo DiCaprio’s conservation organisation Re:wild and the Bezos Earth Fund have launched the Phoenix Species Project, a $200 million (£157 million) initiative aimed at recovering 100 species facing imminent extinction. The scheme, described as the largest single philanthropic effort dedicated to recovering critically endangered species, spans mammals, amphibians, reptiles, birds, fish, invertebrates and plants across…
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Today’s Top Deals: Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake, LEGO Mineral Collection, Zelda Art Book
IGN has rounded up its top shopping deals for 4 August 2026, highlighting discounts across video games, collectibles and tech ahead of preorder releases and price drops on popular items. The roundup spans gaming hardware, toys and electronics, offering readers a mix of immediate savings and reduced-price preorders for upcoming releases. Notable deals include the…
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Multiple passengers receive medical care after 22 flights diverted from Denver
Severe weather caused the flights to land in Colorado Springs instead of Denver.
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Marvel Rivals adds MCU villain The Hood in season 9.5 update
NetEase Games has officially confirmed that The Hood, the Marvel villain also known as Parker Robins, will join the hero shooter Marvel Rivals as part of the season 9.5 update. The addition has been anticipated for months following teasers across previous seasons, and brings a magic-and-street-crime themed antagonist to the game’s growing cast, expanding options…
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Vetter Gave Artists the World. Getting It Back May Be Harder Than It Sounds.
A Music Business Worldwide op-ed by Reed Smith LLP lawyers Nick Breen and Joshua Love examines the fallout from Vetter v. Resnik, a January 2026 Fifth Circuit ruling that a songwriter’s US statutory termination can recapture worldwide, not just American, copyright rights. The authors argue that while the decision is a potentially transformative win for…
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June McDoom Announces Debut Album Follow The Light: Hear “Without You”
New York-based singer-songwriter June McDoom has signed to Jagjaguwar and announced her debut album, Follow The Light, due out on 16 October. Known for blending Jamaican reggae and folk influences absorbed during her South Florida upbringing with jazz training from her time in New York, McDoom has built up a following through EPs since 2022…