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‘Scrubs’ Zach Braff Gives Discouraging Ken Jenkins Return Update, Teases More Dr. Cox, Turk Mental Health Arc In Season 2
Zach Braff says Ken Jenkins may not return as Dr. Kelso in Season 2 of the *Scrubs* revival, despite creator Bill Lawrence previously suggesting he would. Braff said the production must respect Jenkins’ age, making a return a substantial request, although he will continue trying to arrange it. Season 2 will feature several original cast…
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Klopp and Zidane headline managerial changes ahead of Nations League fixtures
International football continues to see significant managerial upheaval, with several high-profile appointments shaping Nations League Group A fixtures. Jürgen Klopp’s arrival at Germany represents the most eye-catching appointment, whilst Zinedine Zidane’s return to management with France after five years away presents an intriguing opening test against Turkey. These new appointments underscore the strategic shifts taking…
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Fake HR software installs covert remote access on Windows PCs
Cybercriminals are impersonating three US HR and payroll providers with fake Windows desktop applications designed to trick HR staff into granting persistent remote access to their computers. The campaign matters because it targets employees handling highly sensitive personal, benefits and payroll information, while using legitimate services and software to avoid appearing malicious. The fake websites…
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French hurdler Samba-Mayela given whereabouts ban
French hurdler Cyrena Samba-Mayela has been temporarily suspended for failing to disclose her whereabouts to anti-doping officials. The 25-year-old, who won Olympic silver in the 100m hurdles at Paris 2024, could face a two-year ban if the case leads to a formal sanction. The Athletics Integrity Unit imposed the suspension on 18 September, although the…
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These camera apps give you more control over the iPhone 18 Pro’s aperture
Apple’s native iPhone 18 Pro camera app limits variable aperture control to just four f-stop settings in manual mode, but third-party camera applications can now offer substantially more granular control through Apple’s SDK. BlackMagic Design and Moment have both released updated versions of their camera apps that provide photographers with enhanced aperture adjustment capabilities, giving…
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Manchester City Guilty of Most Financial Rule Breaches; Appeal Expected as Sanctions Loom
An independent panel has determined that Manchester City violated the majority of 115 financial regulations alleged by the Premier League in what represents the culmination of English football’s most protracted regulator
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Appeals Court Lets the Pentagon Designate Anthropic a Supply Chain Risk
A US appeals court in Washington, DC has upheld the Pentagon’s authority to designate Anthropic as a supply chain risk, preventing the company’s Claude AI models from being used by the military and federal government. The 2-1 ruling rejected Anthropic’s legal challenges, including claims that its due process and free speech rights had been violated.…
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Meta’s Muse AI chatbot now offers users root filesystem access
Meta’s Muse AI chatbot now readily exposes its virtual machine’s filesystem to users, despite initially refusing similar requests on security grounds. Meta says this access is intentional, reflecting Muse’s design as a cloud-based Linux computer that users can operate, rather than a conventional chatbot. Previously, Muse provided only a text-based directory listing and declined to…
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Apple prepares updated HomePod mini, iPad mini and Apple TV
Apple is preparing updated versions of the HomePod mini, iPad mini and Apple TV 4K for release before the end of the year, according to details and images discovered in Apple’s own code. These refreshed products represent iterative upgrades to existing product lines, with the most substantial changes coming to the iPad mini. The HomePod…