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Tycoon’s wife, 65, who lives in $2.8m golf club mansion disgraced herself so badly during booze-fueled airport rampage that travelers APPLAUDED as cops led her away: Watch her undignified meltdown
Kathleen Loura, 65, a psychiatrist married to a tech executive and living in a $2.8 million Arizona golf club mansion, was arrested after a drunken outburst at Nashville International Airport last October. She had been denied boarding a Southwest Airlines flight for appearing intoxicated, and was accused of assaulting a gate agent before being handcuffed…
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Why X-Files Creator Chris Carter Cut the Kissing from His New Version of I Want to Believe
Chris Carter has released a director’s cut of 2008 film The X-Files: I Want to Believe, retitled Vrach Frankenshteyn, which is seven to eight minutes shorter than the theatrical version. He removed much of the romantic material between Mulder and Scully because he felt it distracted from the film’s darker central story and had been…
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On This Day in 1951, Hank Williams Was at No. 1 With a Song He Recorded After Deciding It Was “Too Good” for Little Jimmy Dickens
On 13 August 1951, Hank Williams reached No. 1 on the country chart with “Hey Good Lookin’”, where it spent eight non-consecutive weeks. The song became one of country music’s most celebrated recordings and remains notable for its origin: Williams had initially written it for fellow Grand Ole Opry performer Little Jimmy Dickens before deciding…
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Grassley, Whitehouse blast Treasury decision on FinCEN
Sens. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) issued a statement Thursday blasting the Treasury Department’s decision to exempt 99 percent of entities from their previous requirement to report beneficial ownership to the department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, or FinCEN. The senators issued a joint statement warning the final rule, which was published Tuesday, undermines…
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Hundreds attend teenager’s eclipse party
Hundreds of people attended a solar eclipse watch party organised by 14-year-old astronomer Aston Smith on his housing estate in Overstone, Northamptonshire. The event brought neighbours together to observe the partial eclipse safely, while raising money for UK Astronomy and encouraging children’s interest in science. Aston provided two telescopes, handmade viewers and 400 pairs of…
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Justice Department slams ‘politically motivated demands’ of DC Council asking govs to remove National Guard
The US Justice Department has strongly criticised the District of Columbia Council after its members wrote to 20 state governors urging them to withdraw National Guard troops deployed to Washington. Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald dismissed the council’s letters as “impotent theatrics,” insisting the council has no authority to demand the troops’ removal, and argued…
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When does Fortnite Season 4 in Chapter 7 start?
GamesRadar explains when Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 4 is expected to begin, helping players plan around the end of the current battle pass and upcoming in-game changes. The timing matters because a new season usually brings a major update, fresh rewards and alterations to the game’s map or gameplay. The article indicates that the new…
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Sheffield Air Rifle Case as Zoo Conservation Faces Brexit Strain
Three men appeared in court in connection with an alleged air-rifle shooting in Sheffield in which five children and a 62-year-old woman were injured. The incident occurred on Richmond Park Avenue in August 2024; reports said three children needed hospital treatment to remove pellets. The proceedings reported on 13 August concern allegations, not findings of…
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Jason Arday’s fall from grace could be ‘a reckoning’ for DEI, says GUY ADAMS, as he takes apart ‘fabulist’ professor’s dubious backstory on new Deep Dive podcast
On the Daily Mail’s Deep Dive podcast, senior feature writer Guy Adams discusses his weeks-long investigation into Jason Arday, the Cambridge academic who resigned last week amid accusations of plagiarising parts of his PhD thesis and growing scepticism about his personal backstory. Adams, who describes Arday as a “fabulist”, tells host Chris Pleasance that almost…
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Higher-income families more likely to enroll kids in organized sports: Poll
The findings point to a key problem in youth sports: parents almost universally see participation as an important part of kids’ childhood, but the out-of-pocket expenses can be significant.