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Mum asks for prayers after Rotherham girl, 16, left in coma after horror crash on trip to Poland
“If you know Zuzanna, please text her, message her, keep her in your prayers”
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Packers starters to open against Steelers backups as preseason football betting edges emerge
The article examines potential betting advantages in NFL pre-season games, where announced playing-time plans can create clearer match-up information than usual. It highlights Green Bay’s intention to use starters against Pittsburgh reserves, a situation that could affect early-game betting markets. It contrasts two views of pre-season betting: one sees it as unreliable because line-ups contain…
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On This Day in 1988, Keith Whitley Was at No. 1 for the First Time With a Song Inspired by a 70s Rom-Com
On 13 August 1988, Keith Whitley reached the top of the US country chart for the first time with “Don’t Close Your Eyes”. Although it spent only one week at No. 1, Billboard later named it the year’s leading country song, confirming the success of Whitley’s change of producer for his second album. Whitley had…
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Gurriers share bruising new single ‘Nothing Happens Twice’
Irish post-punk band Gurriers have released ‘Nothing Happens Twice’, the third single from their forthcoming second album, ‘Nobody’s Coming To Save You’. Inspired by Samuel Beckett’s ‘Waiting for Godot’, the track addresses modern stagnation, political unease and digital alienation, including fears that online spaces are increasingly dominated by bots; it matters as a further indication…
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WWE star names ‘funny and hot’ actress she wants to step into the ring with
WWE SmackDown star Blake Monroe has said she would like actress Jennifer Lawrence to step into the wrestling ring with her, describing Lawrence as “funny and hot”. The comment reflects WWE’s continuing interest in involving celebrities in storylines and matches to broaden attention around its events. Celebrity appearances in wrestling have become more prominent in…
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15 Darkest Sci-Fi Movies, Ranked
Collider ranks science-fiction films that use technology, future settings or altered realities to explore bleak, emotionally intense and sometimes nihilistic ideas. The article argues that these films are memorable precisely because they reject escapism, whether warning about possible futures or reflecting contemporary anxieties. – 15. *Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind* (2004): Its memory-erasure premise…
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‘Smile’ Director’s Remake of an ‘80s Horror Classic Officially Sets Release Date
Paramount has set Parker Finn’s remake of the 1981 horror film *Possession* for release on 11 June 2027. The project matters because it revisits a highly regarded cult classic, with Finn bringing experience from the commercially successful *Smile* films to a more avant-garde horror property. The original, directed by Andrzej Żuławski, starred Isabelle Adjani and…
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‘Far From the Trees’ Review: A Richly Contemplative Journey of Physical and Mental Meanderings, Beautifully Combining 4K Digital with Super 16
Meritxell Colell Aparicio’s “Far From the Trees” is reviewed as a deeply personal, contemplative drama about Adela, a Mexican sound artist travelling through the Peruvian Amazon to record nature and endangered indigenous languages. The film links her present-day journey with memories of childhood, family relationships and inherited trauma, using sound and landscape to explore how…
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David Letterman interviews Damon and Roberts in seventh Netflix series
Netflix has confirmed that David Letterman’s “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction” will return later this year for a seventh season, featuring long-form interviews with Matt Damon, Julia Roberts, Jimmy Kimmel and climber Alex Honnold. The renewal extends one of the streamer’s established nonfiction interview series, whose sixth season is currently nominated for an Emmy.…
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‘The State of Us’ Directors on Platforming Positive Masculinity and Making a Gut-Wrenching British Indie: “You Have to Beg, Borrow and Steal”
British directors Ollie Gardner and Jake Harvey are premiering their first feature, The State of Us, in Edinburgh’s competition programme. The Bradford-set drama explores grief, male friendship and emotional openness through two young men confronting the impending death of one of them from cancer, offering a counterpoint to harmful ideas of masculinity circulating online. The…