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‘Shameless’ Star’s 8-Part Serial Killer Thriller Is Officially the Biggest Show on Streaming
Hulu thriller Furious, starring Emmy Rossum as former NYPD detective Alice Black, has reportedly led both Hulu and Disney+ streaming charts for three consecutive weeks. The eight-part series follows Alice’s pursuit of Catherine Grace, a young woman killing powerful men linked to a trafficking network, while examining institutional failures, trauma and revenge. Created by Elizabeth…
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Yayoi Kusama’s art reshaped recognition of neurodivergent artists
Yayoi Kusama, the Japanese artist who has died aged 97, is remembered as a pioneering figure whose openly discussed mental health struggles and neurodivergence shaped her work. Her hallucinations and compulsive perceptions of dots, flowers and infinity became central to art that influenced the New York avant garde and pop art, while helping broaden recognition…
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Gigi Hadid says her relationship with Bradley Cooper provides something she hasn’t experienced before
Gigi Hadid has said that her relationship with Bradley Cooper feels different from her previous romances because they can be deeply honest with each other. Speaking to Vogue France, the model said being able to express thoughts openly is essential, suggesting that a lack of such honesty may indicate a partner is unsuitable. The couple…
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Trump’s Navy punishes 19-year-old sailor who threw himself overboard in ‘suicide attempt’ after months abandoned at sea
A 19-year-old sailor from the USS Abraham Lincoln faces non-judicial punishment after going overboard in what his wife described as a suicide attempt during a mental-health crisis. The case has intensified scrutiny of the carrier’s prolonged deployment and reported living conditions, while raising concerns about whether the sailor received adequate mental-health support. According to documents…
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Cherki v Maresca could be one of stories of the season
Rayan Cherki’s influential substitute appearance helped Manchester City overturn their match against Bournemouth, providing the corner for Marc Guehi’s equaliser and setting up Josko Gvardiol’s stoppage-time winner. The display gave new manager Enzo Maresca his first Premier League victory in charge, but it also highlighted a potential tension: Cherki’s evident frustration at being left out…
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Vendors at ritzy celebrity-favorite farmer’s market up in arms as their stalls selling $14 organic eggs and artisanal cheese are abruptly moved to parking lot
Vendors and shoppers at Malibu Farmers Market have criticised its abrupt move from Legacy Park to the City Hall car park, saying the new site is less attractive, harder to find and likely to reduce trade. The dispute matters because the market has become a popular community and celebrity destination, but officials say the park…
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Sávio lands at Spurs, Celtic crash out and are Villa in crisis? – Football Weekly podcast
Football Weekly reviews midweek cup and European football, with Tottenham and Newcastle recording encouraging Carabao Cup wins before meeting each other on Saturday. The programme also examines pressure on Manchester United and Aston Villa, while Celtic’s Champions League qualifying exit after a dramatic collapse in Austria is presented as a particularly damaging result. Sávio scored…
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BBC to bring back Top Gear amid speculation about show’s next presenters
The BBC has confirmed that Top Gear will return, almost four years after co-host Andrew “Freddie” Flintoff was seriously injured in a crash while filming. The programme had been taken off air indefinitely following the accident, so its revival marks a significant decision for one of the broadcaster’s best-known entertainment formats. BBC entertainment director Ed…
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10 Essential YA Books for Beginners
The article recommends accessible young adult novels across dystopian fiction, romance, science fiction and fantasy, presenting them as strong starting points for new or returning readers. – The Hunger Games: Katniss volunteers for a televised fight to the death, combining fast-paced action with criticism of spectacle and exploitation. – The Fault in Our Stars: A…
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Northern Ireland Troubles Bill only serves the IRA up what they want – the British state in the dock, former Armed Forces minister warns
A former Armed Forces minister, Al Carns, has criticised Labour’s proposed Troubles Bill, arguing that it could expose former British soldiers to renewed legal action while allowing republicans to portray the state as responsible for violence during the Northern Ireland conflict. The dispute matters because the Bill would replace the Conservative-era Legacy Act and reshape…