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Everton v Chelsea: Premier League – live
Chelsea visit Everton in a meeting between fifth and sixth that looks difficult to call. Chelsea’s free-scoring but defensively vulnerable style has produced dramatic recent results, while unbeaten Everton have mixed tight wins with high-scoring draws. Chelsea have scored 15 goals and conceded 13 in six matches under Xabi Alonso; their last two games brought…
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Cult Of The Lamb Summons A Switch 2 Version, Free Upgrade Path Confirmed
Cult of the Lamb will get a Nintendo Switch 2 version on 22 October 2026, with a free upgrade for anyone who owns the current Switch edition. The move brings the game to Nintendo’s newer console while allowing existing players to carry over without paying for the new version. New buyers will pay the same…
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Charlie Hunnam’s ‘Sons of Anarchy’ Spin-off Officially Gets Major Production Update
A spin-off of *Sons of Anarchy*, titled *Sons of Anarchy: Legends*, has been announced, with production expected to begin in 2027. The project is described as a meta-sequel that brings the original cast together as themselves, reuniting at a convention before facing a threat. Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal and Ron Perlman are among the returning…
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Chinese visitors pay to experience controlled disaster simulations
Chinese tourists are increasingly paying for intense experiences that simulate disasters, including typhoons and floods. The trend blends entertainment with safety education, as visitors seek to feel what an emergency might be like in a controlled setting. At a 200,000-square-metre centre in Hangzhou, visitors experience simulated extreme weather; one participant travelled more than 1,300km to…
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Apple tightens App Store rules on non-consensual AI intimate images
Apple has made its App Store rules more explicit about banning apps that use AI to create intimate images of people without their consent. The changes clarify developers’ moderation duties and the circumstances in which Apple can remove apps or block their distribution. Developers must proactively prevent and remove non-consensual sexual images, and may lose…
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Jenrick defends Farage as London presses for robotaxi powers; Control Resonant breaks records
Politicians seek stronger oversight of Uber and Wayve amid driver and safety concerns. Remedy’s latest game is its fastest-selling yet, while music and arts stories explore youth, sober gigs and crime fiction.
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‘Street Fighter’ Socking $30M, ‘You Can See Everything’ Beaming 2nd Best Opening For Documentary At $12M – Friday Box Office Update
*Street Fighter* is heading for an estimated $30 million opening weekend in the US and Canada, near the lower end of expectations. Its $12.5 million Friday includes previews, and its opening is close to the original 1994 film’s unadjusted $33.4 million total, making the new release’s performance an early test of interest in another video…
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The Leap Second Is No More
BIPM will stop issuing leap seconds from 20 May 2027, ending a system used to keep atomic-clock time aligned with Earth’s rotation. The change matters because leap seconds have disrupted computer systems and the risk of a negative leap second, which could cause more serious failures, has increased. Since 1972, 32 leap seconds have been…
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Tesla driver reportedly asleep as Full Self-Driving hits patrol car
A Tesla driver told California Highway Patrol he was asleep and using the car’s Full Self-Driving assistance when it crashed into a parked patrol vehicle at an earlier accident scene. Video shows the Tesla passing flares, cones and emergency lights before the collision; two officers were seriously injured and taken to hospital. The crash has…
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Meta to use business customers’ websites to train AI models
Meta plans to add terms allowing it to scrape websites linked to business customers and use their content to develop and train AI models. The change, due to take effect on 30 October 2026, could affect businesses that rely on Meta services and raises questions about consent, intellectual property and the power businesses have to…