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Potter and Yee among favourites at World Triathlon London event
Olympic medallists Alex Yee and Beth Potter will compete for Great Britain at the World Triathlon Championship Series event in London this weekend, with the action broadcast live on the BBC. The London leg is part of the flagship elite series featuring the world’s top triathletes, and matters as both British stars look to return…
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‘Don’t become the protagonist’: Andoni Iraola on the secret of Spain’s success and his role at Liverpool
Andoni Iraola, Liverpool’s new head coach, has explained his philosophy of collective effort over individual glory, framing it as the key to Basque and Spanish football’s dominance across club and international trophies. Speaking during Liverpool’s pre-season tour in Chicago, he argued that Spain’s lack of standout individual athletes in solo sports is offset by exceptional…
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The biggest anime event of 2026 is officially streaming on Netflix
Despite a stacked season of anime, the release of Jujutsu Kaisen season 3 on Netflix this July is hard to ignore with incredible spectacle.
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Lego Star Trek Enterprise Bridge set boldly goes back to the original series with shields up and tribbles ready
Lego has unveiled a new Star Trek Enterprise Bridge set that recreates the command centre of the original 1960s television series, rather than a later Star Trek iteration. The set is aimed at fans of the classic show, incorporating references to some of its most iconic moments and props, and adds to Lego’s growing line…
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Comcast Q2 Boosted by World Cup, Profits at Peacock
Comcast’s second-quarter results were lifted by World Cup coverage on its Telemundo network and by its Peacock streaming service, which turned a profit for the first time since launching in 2020. Despite these gains, the media and broadband giant reported a decline in overall profit compared with the same period last year, largely because the…
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From lucrative brand deals with Walker’s Shortbread and Albert Bartlett potatoes to TV adverts and a luxury hotel… how Andy Murray has continued building his £110million fortune even after hanging up his racket
Andy Murray retired from professional tennis in 2024 but has continued to build his estimated £110 million fortune through an expanding portfolio of commercial ventures. Rather than stepping away from public life, the former world number one and three-time Grand Slam champion has leaned into brand partnerships, media work and business investments, cementing his status…
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15 Stupid Comedy Shows That Are Actually Ingenious
Collider has published a listicle arguing that several television comedies dismissed as silly or lowbrow actually contain surprising depth, emotional intelligence or social commentary beneath their crude or absurd surfaces. The piece, by senior writer Ryan Heffernan, ranks 15 shows spanning workplace mockumentaries, vulgar adult animation and outrageous ensemble comedies, making the case that their…
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One of Pokémon’s Most Popular Games Is Getting a Surprising New Crossover
The Pokémon Company has announced that Pokémon Sleep, the mobile sleep-tracking spin-off, will crossover with the anime series Pokémon Horizons, marking the game’s first appearance in the show alongside a new in-game tie-in. The move highlights how the world’s highest-grossing entertainment franchise, reportedly worth $115 billion in total revenue, continues to expand across its various…
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‘Couldn’t have been better’ – new signing hails Sheffield Wednesday spirit and makes pre-season admission – thestar.co.uk
Billy Mitchell said he has quickly felt at home after joining Sheffield Wednesday, praising the togetherness within the squad and the support shown by the club’s fans. His comments underline the optimistic mood around the Owls’ summer rebuild as they prepare for life in League One and target an immediate return to the Championship. The…
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SUFC News: Clarity on missing Blades man’s transfer future after pre-season absence – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United defender Rhys Norrington-Davies has been made available for transfer after his absence from the club’s pre-season preparations prompted speculation about his future. The development suggests the Blades are willing to reshape their defensive options before the new Championship season, rather than treating his non-involvement as an injury issue. The Wales international spent the…