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Chiefs coordinator Eric Bieniemy’s son won’t face court until mental health evaluation after shooting mother
Elijah Bieniemy, the 27-year-old son of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, has been charged after allegedly shooting his mother, Mia Bieniemy, at their home in Ashburn, Virginia. His court appearance has been delayed pending a mental health evaluation, making the case significant both because of the seriousness of the alleged violence and its…
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Proud Keith wins bronze in front of 100-year-old grandad
Megan Keith won bronze for Scotland in the women’s 5,000m at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, watched by her 100-year-old grandfather, Dr Murray Kirkwood. The result mattered especially after a disappointing 10,000m earlier in the week, and Keith said reduced expectations helped her race more freely. The 24-year-old Inverness athlete moved through the field with…
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Apple TV’s Best Sci-Fi Masterpiece Officially Starts Filming Season 3
Severance has begun filming its third season, according to director Ben Stiller, who announced the start of production on X. The update confirms that Apple TV’s workplace sci-fi drama is moving forward after its renewal was announced alongside the Season 2 finale, offering reassurance to viewers after several months without production news. The first season…
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NFL coach jabs at Fauci while taking questions from reporters
NFL coach Vic Fangio mocked former US health official Anthony Fauci while opening a press conference with reporters, saying he would invoke the Fifth Amendment rather than answer questions. The remark linked a routine sports-media appearance to a contentious political dispute over Fauci’s role in the COVID-19 response. Fangio’s comment followed Fauci’s appearance before a…
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On This Day in 1993, Alan Jackson Hit No. 1 With Country Music’s Definitive Summer Anthem—Written on His Tour Bus
On 30 July 1993, Alan Jackson’s “Chattahoochee” reached number one on the US Hot Country Songs chart, where it remained for four weeks. The song became one of Jackson’s defining hits and later won CMA awards for Song and Single of the Year, reflecting its enduring popularity as a coming-of-age anthem. Although named after the…
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Beshear: McConnell ‘ruining’ his legacy
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said Senator Mitch McConnell was damaging his legacy by remaining absent from public view while questions persisted about his health and ability to serve. Beshear argued that McConnell owed Kentuckians a direct account of his condition or should resign, framing the issue as one of public accountability rather than political record…
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Hospital worker who was trying for baby via IVF with wife is mowed down by driver while on his lunchtime stroll
A hospital employee was killed in Riverside, California, after being struck by a driver who fled from police near Kaiser Permanente Riverside Medical Center. The death has prompted an ongoing search for the driver and has devastated the victim’s family, who had reportedly been trying to have a child through IVF. Police said officers approached…
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The Odyssey Extends Sold-Out IMAX 70mm Run by One Month
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has extended its sold-out IMAX 70mm screenings by a month, with the run now continuing until 16 September. The extension reflects unusually strong demand for the premium format and reinforces the film’s commercial momentum shortly after release. The film is the first made entirely using IMAX cameras, maintaining the larger aspect…
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NBC Prepares for Spin-Off By Hiring Christopher Halpin as CFO
NBCUniversal has appointed Christopher Halpin as chief financial officer as it prepares to separate from Comcast and operate as an independent public company within the next year. The move is significant because Halpin will help steer the company’s finances and strategy during a major corporate transition, while NBCUniversal seeks growth across media, entertainment and sports.…