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AI-linked stocks slide after tech bosses call for slowdown in ‘reckless’ development
AI-linked stocks fell sharply on Monday after the heads of Anthropic, OpenAI and SpaceX called for a slowdown in what they described as “reckless” AI development, warning that the technology could soon spiral out of control. Anthropic’s Dario Amodei urged the industry to “slow down” and warned that swarms of AI agents could cause hundreds…
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THR and Bvlgari Celebrate Emmy-Nominated (and Emmy-Winning) Costume Designers
The Hollywood Reporter and Bvlgari hosted a celebration for this year’s Emmy-nominated and Emmy-winning costume designers at the Chateau Marmont penthouse, held in partnership with the Costume Designers Guild ahead of Monday’s primetime Emmys ceremony. The event honoured winners from the Creative Arts Emmys, held on 5–6 September, where five costume design awards were presented…
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European football: Inter roar back to beat Udinese and join Roma at the top
Inter Milan came from two goals down to beat Udinese 5-3 on Monday, keeping pace with Roma at the top of Serie A after both sides made it four wins from four matches. The result matters for the early title race, as Inter and Roma now sit level on 12 points ahead of their direct…
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Labour’s farm tax is a mistake, blasts party grandee Blunkett
Labour peer Lord Blunkett has publicly admitted that his party’s inheritance tax changes affecting family farms were a “mistake”, becoming a senior party figure to break ranks over the policy. Speaking at a Countryside Alliance event alongside former prime minister David Cameron, the ex-home secretary backed calls for new Prime Minister Andy Burnham to carry…
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Blue city mayor is ripped apart for embarrassing dancing video announcing his re-election bid: ‘No way in hell’
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has faced fierce online mockery after posting an Instagram video of himself dancing to announce his bid for re-election. Rather than boosting his appeal, particularly among younger voters, the clip drew a wave of criticism from commenters who accused the Democrat of ignoring serious problems, including rising crime, high rents and…
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Only 3 Harry Potter Books Are Perfect From Start to Finish
A Collider opinion piece argues that only three of the seven Harry Potter novels hold up as flawless from beginning to end, with the rest each containing at least one stretch that drags, be it Order of the Phoenix’s angst-heavy middle section, Chamber of Secrets’ anticlimactic back half, or Deathly Hallows’ meandering camping chapters. The…
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Calvert-Lewin shows the way as Leeds thrash limp Newcastle and rise to third
Leeds United thrashed Newcastle United 4-0 at Elland Road, a dominant performance that lifted Daniel Farke’s side to third in the Premier League table. The scale of the victory suggests Leeds’ strong start to the season may be more than a temporary upturn, coming less than a year after Farke faced significant pressure over his…
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Angela Rayner’s blast at ‘fascist oligarchs’: Hypocrisy row as she attacks Reform donors… but defends union millions
Angela Rayner has been accused of hypocrisy after attacking two crypto billionaires’ record £36 million donations each to Reform UK as an attempt by “fascist oligarchs” to buy British democracy, while defending the tens of millions Labour receives from trade unions. The Communities Secretary’s remarks, made at the TUC conference in Brighton, coincided with confirmation…
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Michael Fassbender’s $46 Million Sci-Fi Epic Is Officially Off to a Rough Start at the Box Office
The South Korean-produced sci-fi film “Hope”, featuring Michael Fassbender, Alicia Vikander and Taylor Russell alongside Korean stars including Jung Ho-yeon, has debuted weakly at the North American box office despite critical acclaim and a strong run in its home market. Directed by Na Hong-jin and produced on a reported $46 million budget, the film opened…
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How To Watch the Emmys’ Dolly Parton Tribute Featuring Reba McEntire Tonight
Country star Reba McEntire is set to lead a tribute to Dolly Parton at the 78th Emmy Awards, honouring the singer and actress who died in late August 2026. The ceremony, held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, will see McEntire, a long-time friend and collaborator of Parton’s, perform one of her songs live,…