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Watch: GODSMACK Performs To 700,000 People At Poland’s POL’AND’ROCK FESTIVAL
Godsmack headlined Poland’s free Pol’and’Rock Festival on 30 July, performing to a reported crowd of 700,000 people. Frontman Sully Erna described the scale as unprecedented in his career and praised the festival’s community-focused model, saying it demonstrated that major events need not be driven solely by profit. The 32nd festival took place in Czaplinek and…
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DSA candidate pushes federal AI datacenter moratorium with Michigan early voting underway
Michigan House candidate Will Lawrence, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, has called for a federal moratorium on new AI data centres. He said the pause would allow the US to develop a national approach to the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure, making the issue part of the political debate during early voting…
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How Rufus Sewell Found a TV Role Worth Staying For
Rufus Sewell says Netflix’s The Diplomat has changed his long-held reluctance to commit to a continuing television role. The actor, nominated for a best actor Emmy for the show’s third season, believes its evolving character dynamics and blend of political suspense with sophisticated drama have kept the work creatively engaging. Sewell plays Hal Wyler opposite…
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Millard Fillmore: Statesman, Betrayer, or Populist?
The article’s contents were not available because the provided page displayed a JavaScript-and-cookies verification screen instead of the text. As a result, its argument about Millard Fillmore cannot be summarised reliably. The title suggests the piece considers competing interpretations of Fillmore’s political legacy, but no supporting details, evidence or conclusions were accessible. Any fuller summary…
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‘We didn’t feel safe’: Booking.com users face battle to get money back
Booking.com users have told the Guardian they struggled to obtain refunds after accommodation problems, including being moved to unsafe or poor-quality alternatives and being charged more than agreed. The cases highlight a legal grey area: platforms say the booking contract is with the host, leaving travellers with limited practical recourse when a host refuses to…
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In the race for Senate in Michigan, multiple party fights are colliding for Democrats
Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary has become a contest between Representative Haley Stevens and progressive former state health official Abdul El-Sayed, with wider disagreements within the party shaping the race. The outcome matters nationally because Democrats are defending an open seat in a battleground state and the primary is seen as a test of whether the…
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Who am I? Guess The Hundred cricket star No 12
BBC Sport has published the 12th instalment of its daily “Who am I?” cricket quiz during The Hundred. Readers are invited to identify a player taking part in the tournament using progressively revealed clues, with fewer guesses earning a higher score. The quiz is part of BBC Sport’s coverage of The Hundred 2026, which runs…
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Have you ever switched allegiance as a football fan? You are not alone | Luke McLaughlin
Luke McLaughlin argues that changing football allegiances should not be treated as a moral failing, reflecting on his own shifting attachments to several clubs. He suggests fans need not invest unwavering emotional loyalty in one team, particularly when players and clubs themselves routinely change affiliations. His football support began with childhood glory-hunting for Everton and…
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Lorde Pauses Lollapalooza Show As Multiple Fans Pass Out
Lorde briefly halted her Lollapalooza headline performance in Chicago after several audience members near the stage reportedly lost consciousness in the heat. The pause allowed security to assist those affected, highlighting the risks posed by crowded festival conditions during hot weather. The incident occurred on the festival’s opening night, Thursday 30 July. Lorde performed songs…