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GB’s Dart struggles with illness in second-round exit
Britain’s Harriet Dart was knocked out of the US Open in the second round, losing 6-2 6-2 to Czech 25th seed Marie Bouzkova while battling illness and hot conditions in New York. Dart said she had felt “under the weather” with a temperature, and used ice towels and cold-air hoses to cope with temperatures of…
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Everton eye free agent Vardy – Friday’s gossip
Everton are exploring a move for free agent striker Jamie Vardy after missing out on a forward on deadline day, with the former England international available following his exit from Cremonese. It comes amid a flurry of other Premier League gossip, including Chelsea’s Estevao Willian weighing up his future over first-team opportunities. Vardy, 39, could…
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Winnie the Pooh Celebrates 100 Years With $500 Cashmere Sweaters
Winnie the Pooh’s 100th anniversary is being marked with a high-fashion twist, as Los Angeles label Re/Done has launched a four-piece capsule collection with Disney reimagining the honey-loving bear and his Hundred Acre Wood friends. Released on 3 September, the range applies Re/Done’s vintage-inspired denim-brand aesthetic to characters first created by A.A. Milne in 1926,…
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Dark Comedy ‘Down to Die’ Marks Actress Marta Pozzan Directorial Debut (EXCLUSIVE)
Actress and producer Marta Pozzan is stepping behind the camera for the first time with the dark comedy short “Down to Die,” which she also stars in. The film follows two friends whose casual afternoon at an exclusive members-only club in East Los Angeles turns into a frank exchange about ageing, ambition, identity and mortality,…
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Carla Jeffery’s Death Mourned by Meg Donnelly, Milo Manheim & More ‘ZOMBIES’ Co-Stars: ‘There Is No One Like Her’
Actress Carla Jeffery, best known for playing Bree in Disney Channel’s ZOMBIES film franchise, has died at the age of 33. Following the announcement on Tuesday, her co-stars and friends from the movie musical series have paid emotional tribute to her on social media, remembering her infectious energy, positivity and warmth. The outpouring reflects the…
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Michigan Democrat who lost Senate primary to Abdul El-Sayed takes aim at Bernie Sanders over Israel stance
Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost Michigan’s Senate primary to Abdul El-Sayed last month, criticised Sen. Bernie Sanders in an interview with The Jerusalem Post, saying she could not identify anything he had done for peace in the Middle East or “Palestinian dignity” and describing anti-Zionism as a “sickness” linked to extremism. The remarks add…
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4 Beatles Songs Guaranteed To Boost Your Adrenaline
An article from American Songwriter highlights four Beatles songs picked out for their energising, pulse-raising qualities, rather than the tenderness for which the band is often celebrated. The piece argues that while The Beatles frequently aimed for emotional or reflective responses from listeners, certain tracks were instead built for excitement and urgency, showcasing another dimension…
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Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ To Freak Out Masses With Record Franchise Opening At U.S. Box Office
Zach Cregger’s film adaptation of Resident Evil is tracking for a $35 million opening weekend at the US box office, which would make it the biggest domestic debut in the franchise’s history, surpassing 2010’s Resident Evil: Afterlife ($26.6 million). Strong reported first-day ticket sales suggest the final figure could climb significantly higher, potentially reaching $50…
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Dolly Parton Tributes Score Big Ratings for the Networks; ABC’s ‘9 to 5’ Airing Is Most-Watched Broadcast Movie in More Than Three Years
Tribute specials for Dolly Parton drew strong audiences across ABC, CBS, NBC and The CW in late August, underlining her enduring popularity following her death from cancer on 25 August at the age of 80. The broadcasts, hastily arranged during a typically quiet ratings period, performed well enough to make an impact even amid modest…
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MIKE DAVIS: Cheers to David Warrington, Trump’s outgoing White House counsel
Fox News contributor Mike Davis has written an opinion piece praising David Warrington, who is stepping down as White House counsel after more than 18 months serving President Donald Trump. Warrington previously served as general counsel for Trump’s 2024 campaign, where he helped fight ballot-removal efforts, before moving into the White House role, which the…