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VOIVOD Drummer MICHEL ‘AWAY’ LANGEVIN’s Brother CAROL Diagnosed With Pancreatic Cancer
Carol Langevin, the brother of Voivod drummer Michel “Away” Langevin, has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at the age of 60. A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to help cover the costs of his time off work, travel, treatment and other expenses linked to his illness, with organiser Gilles Bezeau and the band urging fans…
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Johnson denies Harrington in star-studded Portugal event
Zach Johnson won the inaugural Portugal Invitational, a new $3m PGA Tour Champions event, holding off Stewart Cink and Padraig Harrington at The Els Club in Vilamoura. Hosted by four-time major champion Ernie Els on a course he redesigned, the tournament was the first officially sanctioned PGA Tour Champions event staged in Portugal and drew…
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21 Best Movies New to Streaming in August: ‘Michael,’ ‘Mother Mary,’ ‘Oppenheimer’ Back on Peacock and More
Variety has published its monthly round-up of the best films newly available to stream in August 2026, highlighting 21 titles arriving across major platforms. The list is topped by “Michael,” the Michael Jackson biopic that became the highest-grossing film biography ever after passing $1 billion at the worldwide box office, and Christopher Nolan’s Oscar-winning “Oppenheimer,”…
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John Kennedy: Would not give Trump ‘a blank check’ on anti-weaponization fund legislation
The article’s full text was unavailable because access to the webpage was denied. Based on the headline alone, Senator John Kennedy indicated he would not give Donald Trump unrestricted authority over proposed anti-weaponisation fund legislation. No further details, including the fund’s purpose, legislative provisions, timing or Kennedy’s reasoning, were accessible. The headline suggests a disagreement…
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Congressman refuses to drop out of race as he stumbles to clear name over claims he physically ABUSED his daughter and ex-wife
Republican congressman Max Miller of Ohio is facing allegations that he physically abused his daughter and his ex-wife, but has refused calls to withdraw from his re-election race despite struggling to put the claims to rest. Miller denies the allegations, though the controversy threatens to overshadow his campaign and has raised questions within his own…
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RFK Jr., Bash clash in heated interview: ‘This is not productive’
US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and CNN presenter Dana Bash clashed during a heated interview over vaccine safety, COVID-19 and the federal government’s public-health approach. The exchange matters because Kennedy’s views on vaccines remain central to debate over US health policy and public confidence in immunisation. Bash pressed Kennedy on his past statements…
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Daniel Morcombe’s parents’ powerful plea to Albo to create national childcare perpetrator registry
Daniel Morcombe’s parents, Bruce and Denise Morcombe, have made a public appeal to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calling for the creation of a national, publicly accessible registry of childcare perpetrators. The couple, whose son was murdered in 2003 in a case that led to significant reforms in child safety laws across Australia, are pushing…
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Khanna argues economic concerns driving far-left primary victories
Representative Ro Khanna said recent primary wins by candidates on the Democratic left reflect voters’ frustration with economic pressures, rather than a simple ideological shift. He argued that concerns about living costs and economic inequality are helping candidates who promise more sweeping action, a development that could shape Democrats’ approach to the midterm elections. Khanna’s…
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How often the summer sun would set before 8 p.m. under permanent standard time
The article examines how making standard time permanent in the United States would shift summer sunsets roughly an hour earlier, causing many places to lose evening daylight sooner. It frames this as a central trade-off in proposals to end twice-yearly clock changes: brighter mornings would be retained, but summer evenings would become darker earlier. Under…
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Lowering the bar for victory in the Iran war
The article text was unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its arguments and factual claims cannot be summarised reliably. The title suggests it concerns definitions of success in a potential conflict involving Iran, but this cannot be treated as a summary of the article. No details, figures or supporting context were provided…