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‘Big Brother’ Season 28, Week 8 Eviction: First Member Of Jury Revealed
Big Brother Season 28 saw its ninth houseguest evicted this week, marking the start of the jury phase of the CBS reality competition. La Trice Verrett was voted out by a 4-2 margin during Thursday’s live episode hosted by Julie Chen Moonves, becoming the first jury member and earning a vote in the eventual finale.…
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Nicole Kidman Wanted To Star In A ‘Dune’ Film But Denis Villeneuve “Never Asks” Her To Star In His Films: “I’m Obsessed”
Nicole Kidman has revealed she would love to appear in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune franchise but has never been asked, calling the situation “devastating” despite describing herself as an obsessive fan of the saga. The Oscar-winning actress made the comments during an interview with fellow actress Sandra Bullock on Vogue’s Off the Cuff, highlighting the gap…
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Wikipedia Workers Unionize for the First Time
Wikimedia Foundation employees have voted to unionise for the first time, giving nearly 700 staff across 39 countries a formal way to challenge management as the non-profit behind Wikipedia grapples with rising AI competition and falling volunteer engagement. The move follows a decade of intermittent discussion but is the first time workers have taken it…
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Audacity’s new look is finally here, along with its largest feature update in years
Audacity has released Version 4.0, its biggest update since Version 3.0 five years ago, adding a colourful dark mode and significantly expanded editing tools to the free, open-source audio editor. The Muse Group developers have tried to balance a substantial visual and functional overhaul with continuity for existing users, offering a classic-look option during setup…
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OpenAI commits $1B in AI credits to frontline cyber defenders
OpenAI has pledged $1 billion in AI credits to help under-resourced cybersecurity teams defend critical infrastructure, launching a scheme called Daybreak for Frontline Defenders. The initiative targets organisations such as water utilities, electrical suppliers, hospitals, community banks, nonprofits and open-source maintainers, which often lack the budget or staff to deploy advanced AI tools against increasingly…
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Steve Ballmer got suspended by the NBA because of a podcast and a jumbotron corruption scandal
Steve Ballmer, the Los Angeles Clippers owner and former Microsoft chief executive, has been suspended by the NBA for a year after an investigation found he misled the public about the team’s role in an illegitimate $28 million endorsement deal for star player Kawhi Leonard. The 35-page report, commissioned by the league and produced by…
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Defence Spending Standoff: UK Opposition Demands 3% Military Boost as Government Cuts Troops
Kemi Badenoch has set out how a Conservative government would fund a rise in defence spending to 3% of GDP by 2030, proposing to reintroduce the two-child benefit cap and cut disability benefits to pay for it. The Tory leader warned that Britain could be at war with Russia within four years and accused Prime…
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SAM TOMPKINS – LASSO THE MOON [OFFICIAL AUDIO]
Sam Tompkins is a British singer-songwriter known for his soulful, guitar-led pop sound, and “Lasso The Moon” is his latest single, presented here as an official audio release. The track showcases his warm, emotive vocal style set against a melodic, acoustic-tinged production. The video itself is a straightforward official audio upload, letting the song take…
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What Is The Best Waterproof Rating For Bluetooth Speakers?
The article explains how to interpret the Ingress Protection (IP) rating system when choosing a waterproof Bluetooth speaker, a useful guide for anyone worried about their device getting wet on trips, near water or in bad weather. Understanding these ratings helps buyers match a speaker’s durability to how they actually intend to use it, rather…