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Stellantis taps Mobileye for hands-free driving assist
Stellantis, the parent company of Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge, Ram, Fiat, Peugeot and Citroën, has announced it will use Intel-owned Mobileye’s technology to power Level 2 hands-free driving assistance across its vehicle brands from 2027. The move sees Stellantis join a broader industry push towards more advanced driver assist systems, which offer both safety benefits and…
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Ned Collette – “Commandeered Parade”
Australian-born, Berlin-based singer-songwriter Ned Collette has released a video for “Commandeered Parade,” the second track shared from his forthcoming eighth studio album, Mixed Light. The song follows lead single “Curious Thing” and continues Collette’s long-running exploration of folk, jazz and avant-garde rock, placing him in the lineage of artists such as Bob Dylan and Lou…
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Florida man arrested in IHOP restaurant after police say he stabbed a rideshare driver
A man was arrested in Orlando, Florida, on Monday after allegedly stabbing a rideshare driver, with the incident ending inside a branch of the IHOP restaurant chain. Police identified the suspect as Jovaughn Nathan Matthie, who is accused of attacking the driver before being taken into custody at the restaurant. The case adds to a…
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Ryanair passenger breaks silence to describe being sucked out of window mid flight after ‘loud bang like a bomb’… and the panic attacks he now suffers whenever he hears a plane
A Ryanair passenger has spoken publicly for the first time about the terrifying moment he was partially sucked out of a window after hearing a “loud bang like a bomb” during a flight. He described the panic and confusion in the cabin as the incident unfolded, and revealed that he now suffers panic attacks whenever…
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In ESPN Layoffs Tied To NFL Network Deal, On-Air Personalities Karl Ravech & Ryan Clark Depart
ESPN has begun a round of layoffs linked to its recently completed deal with the NFL, resulting in the departure of two prominent on-air personalities, lead baseball commentator Karl Ravech and NFL analyst Ryan Clark. Chairman Jimmy Pitaro confirmed the cuts in a staff memo, explaining they follow a review of teams and resources undertaken…
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Self Defense Family – “Reclusion”
Self Defense Family, the long-running Albany art-hardcore collective led by Patrick Kindlon, have released “Reclusion”, their first new song in years. It marks a notable return, as the band has largely sat dormant while Kindlon’s other project, Drug Church, rose to prominence, though he has always maintained Self Defense Family as his primary creative outlet.…
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Independent Film Company Acquires Comedy ‘The Stunt Driver’ Starring Jay Baruchel As Canadian Daredevil Ken Carter Ahead Of TIFF Premiere
Independent Film Company has acquired The Stunt Driver, a comedy starring Jay Baruchel as Canadian daredevil Ken Carter, ahead of its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. The deal secures US theatrical distribution for the film, which is set for release on 25 September, and reunites Baruchel with writer-director Michael Dowse following their…
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Jon Stewart Cringes At Trump’s World Cup Photobomb: “What The F*ck Are You Doing On The Stage?”
Comedian Jon Stewart mocked Donald Trump on The Daily Show for lingering on stage during Spain’s trophy celebration after the team won the 2026 World Cup final. Stewart questioned why the president inserted himself into a moment meant for the players, reflecting broader mockery from comedians of Trump’s on-camera presence at the event, which comes…
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Xbox Game Pass July 2026 lineup revealed with Halo remake
Xbox has revealed the second wave of Game Pass additions for July, headlined by the day-one release of Halo: Campaign Evolved, a remake of the 2001 original that kickstarted the franchise. The announcement matters for subscribers because it offsets a heavy month of removals, with the new titles arriving just as nearly 20 games leave…
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Fallout: New Vegas director says RPGs should be messy and force players to make hard decisions: “No person can fix everything”
The director of Fallout: New Vegas has argued that well-designed role-playing games should embrace messiness, presenting players with difficult choices that carry genuine trade-offs rather than clean, universally satisfying resolutions. The comments touch on a recurring debate in RPG design about whether games should offer players a way to “fix” every problem or should instead…