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‘What About Love?’: the 1985 song that saw Grace Slick collaborate with Heart
The article explores Heart’s 1985 hit ‘What About Love?’ and the involvement of Grace Slick, best known as the singer of Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship. The collaboration is notable because it linked Heart’s major mid-1980s comeback with a leading voice from an earlier generation of American rock. ‘What About Love?’ appeared on Heart’s self-titled…
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Hollywood Royalty, Michelin-Starred Meal, Cartier Gift Bags: Inside Monaco’s Most Exclusive Event of the Year
Monaco’s 77th Red Cross Gala was held at Sporting Monte-Carlo on 18 July as the principality’s flagship annual fundraiser for the Monaco Red Cross. Attended by Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene, the event combined charity fundraising with the high-profile luxury and entertainment for which Monaco’s social calendar is known. Princess Charlene wore a custom…
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Dan Le Batard claims ESPN is run by McAfee and ‘White people’ after layoffs, slanders OutKick in unhinged rant
Dan Le Batard criticised ESPN following recent layoffs, including the reported departure of analyst Ryan Clark, and argued that the network’s direction is being shaped by personalities such as Pat McAfee and by white executives. He also attacked OutKick during his programme after the outlet reported the Ryan Clark news, escalating an existing dispute between…
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‘Bosch’ Is Making a Mistake Starting a New Era Without Titus Welliver
Collider argues that Bosch: Start of Watch risks weakening the Bosch franchise by launching its new prequel era without Titus Welliver, who played Harry Bosch in both Bosch and Bosch: Legacy. Although the series can explore the detective’s formative years with greater freedom than previous adaptations, the writer believes Welliver’s involvement could have linked the…
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Former Trump food official calls for independent review of federal government response to Cyclospora outbreak
A former senior Trump administration food-safety official has called for an independent review of the federal response to a large Cyclospora outbreak. The appeal highlights concerns over whether health agencies have responded quickly and transparently enough to identify the source and protect the public. Cyclospora is a foodborne parasite that can cause prolonged diarrhoea and…
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Illegal immigrant who killed Nashville restaurant owner to face ICE deportation after prison
A Mexican national, Ulises Raigoza-Martinez, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to killing a Nashville restaurant owner. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lodged a detainer seeking custody of him when he is released, meaning he could face deportation proceedings after serving his sentence. Authorities said Raigoza-Martinez entered the United…
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Court messages link D4vd to 14-year-old’s pregnancy and alleged abuse
Court messages shown at a Los Angeles hearing link singer D4vd, legally David Anthony Burke, to a pregnancy involving Celeste Rivas Hernandez before the 14-year-old’s death. Prosecutors say the evidence supports allegations that Burke sexually abused and murdered her to prevent disclosure; he has pleaded not guilty, and the hearing is deciding whether the case…
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One restaurant chain’s special promo may not have been a great idea during Red Sox winning streak
The Boston Red Sox’s 15-game winning streak ended earlier in the week, bringing relief to 99 Restaurants, a Boston-founded chain that had been running a promotion linked to the team’s success. The streak appears to have made the offer unexpectedly costly for the business, illustrating the financial risk of tying promotions to an extended run…
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‘They all want to have a go at him’: Inside Vickrum Digwa’s prison nightmare as insiders reveal why Henry Nowak’s killer has a target on his back, the groups hunting him… and what happened on his first night in jail
The article reports on the prison ordeal facing Vickrum Digwa, the man convicted of killing Henry Nowak, with insiders describing how he has become a marked man behind bars. According to the report, several groups of inmates are said to be targeting him, reflecting the hostility often directed at prisoners convicted of high-profile killings once…
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What really happened when Vietnam vet ‘shot dead’ traveller builder at his home in the US: TOM LEONARD reveals tensions before shooting and how victim was part of ‘conman fraud group’ now being targeted by the FBI
A retired Philadelphia fireman and Vietnam veteran, George Barr, 75, is facing a murder charge after allegedly shooting dead his builder, Salis Hanrahan, a British national of Irish traveller descent, following a dispute over money at Barr’s home. The shooting on 8 July 2026 came after tensions escalated between the two men, leaving building work…