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Clint Eastwood’s Final Movie Is Officially Proving the Box Office Wrong on Streaming
Clint Eastwood’s 2024 film *Juror #2* has found a substantial audience on HBO Max, despite Warner Bros. choosing not to give it a wide theatrical release in the United States. Its continued popularity on streaming has renewed questions about whether the studio missed an opportunity by limiting its cinema run. Starring Nicholas Hoult, J.K. Simmons…
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Florida Gators run into buzzsaw in Missouri, Tigers shred top-ten team for rare ranked win at home
Missouri thrashed eighth-ranked Florida 45-17 in Columbia, controlling both lines and ending the Gators’ hopes of building on their top-ten status. The win marked Missouri’s first home victory over a ranked opponent since 2024 and offered a strong response to its defeat by Mississippi State the previous week. Missouri gained 560 total yards and restricted…
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Spain Extends Nations League Dominance with Victory Over Czechia as Yamal’s Early Goals Continue
Spain beat Czechia 3-1 in Oviedo, extending their unbeaten run to 41 matches after winning the World Cup this summer. Lamine Yamal opened the scoring in the sixth minute with a curling shot, continuing his run of scoring early in three consecutive Spain appearances. The 19-year-old had also scored in the second minute against Croatia…
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Fiennes reportedly wrote secret will during Everest marriage crisis
Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the renowned explorer, allegedly wrote a secret will at Mount Everest base camp in May 2008 following a crisis in his marriage to Louise Millington-Cotes. His friend Michael Kobold has disclosed that Sir Ranulph had planned to divorce his wife, but she discovered the plan and he subsequently changed his mind. Kobold…
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Lamine Yamal Scores Golazo And Spain’s Unbeaten Streak Continues
Lamine Yamal scored a spectacular sixth-minute goal to put Spain ahead against Czechia in the Nations League on Saturday. Spain’s unbeaten run has now reached 41 matches, underlining the team’s strong form after winning this summer’s World Cup. Yamal cut inside from the right and curled a powerful left-footed shot into the top corner, beyond…
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76 Years Ago, Hank Snow Was on a Long Run at No. 1 With One of the Biggest Country Hits of the Century
In 1950, Hank Snow’s “I’m Moving On” reached No. 1 on Billboard’s country charts and went on to spend 21 weeks at the top. The self-written song became one of the century’s biggest country hits and launched a run of success for Snow that continued into the next decade. Snow first became known in Canada…
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Trump urges Arkansas voters to contact Tom Cotton over clock change bill
Donald Trump appeared to share Senator Tom Cotton’s personal mobile number on Truth Social and urged Arkansas voters to call him over legislation to end the twice-yearly clock change. The public appeal highlighted a dispute between the president and the Republican senator, who argues permanent daylight saving time would leave children travelling to school in…
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Scottish Forestry advertises £63,491 brand manager role amid merger review
Scottish Forestry is advertising an 18-month brand manager role with a salary and pension package of £58,953 to £63,491, despite the agency being considered for possible abolition or merger as part of plans to reduce public bodies. The vacancy has prompted criticism from a Scottish Conservative spokesman and the TaxPayers’ Alliance, who say recruiting while…
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Windows 11 uses spare memory to speed up frequently used apps
Windows 11’s high RAM usage—often exceeding 50 per cent even when few apps are open—is typically not a problem that requires fixing. The latest versions of Windows intentionally treat RAM as a resource to be used rather than conserved, prioritising speed and responsiveness over minimising memory consumption. Windows uses a process called SysMain that preloads…
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The week Albo’s excuses finally ran out: No Australian can now be in any doubt about who’s driving the nation’s inflation pain: PVO
The article argues that the Australian government’s spending is adding to inflation, and that ministers’ denials have weakened public trust. It says the Reserve Bank governor has identified domestic capacity pressures and the contribution of both public and private demand, making government spending part of the inflation debate. It reports that Commonwealth spending reached 26.9…