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Crawley and Brook help Sunrisers beat Super Giants
Sunrisers Leeds beat Manchester Super Giants by eight wickets at Headingley, ending the Super Giants’ unbeaten start to this year’s Hundred. Mitch Marsh led the chase with a fierce 63 from 26 balls before England pair Zak Crawley and Harry Brook finished the job, both recording their best scores of the tournament so far. Chasing…
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Stardew Valley’s influence on cozy games is finally coming to an end
After 10 years of cozy farm games copying Stardew Valley and Harvest Moon-style character stories, we’re starting to see a much-needed change
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Blackburn unveils bill to keep biological men out of Daughters of the American Revolution
Senator Marsha Blackburn, a Tennessee Republican, has introduced legislation that would prohibit biological men from joining the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), a historic lineage-based women’s organisation. The bill follows a vote by the DAR itself in which members rejected a proposal to formally ban transgender members, prompting Blackburn to pursue the restriction through…
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Eminem Is Auctioning Off Rare Autographed Air Jordans From His Personal Collection for the Marshall Mathers Foundation
Eminem has partnered with Julien’s Auctions to sell 117 pairs of sneakers from his personal collection, with all proceeds going to his Marshall Mathers Foundation, which supports disadvantaged and at-risk youth in Detroit. Every pair is autographed by the rapper, and Julien’s Auctions describes the sale as the largest single auction of his personal memorabilia…
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The robot NASA hired to lift a orbital telescope is tumbling out of control
NASA has confirmed that a robotic spacecraft hired to raise the ageing Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory to a higher orbit is now tumbling out of control shortly after reaching space. The mission, run by private company Katalyst Space, marked the first time NASA had contracted a commercial firm to boost one of its orbital telescopes…
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National Geographic Announces Production Of James Marsh Documentary On Aron Ralston, ‘127 Hours’ Climber Who Severed Arm In Utah Ordeal
National Geographic has greenlit an untitled documentary from Oscar-winning director James Marsh about mountaineer Aron Ralston, whose 2003 ordeal in a Utah canyon inspired the fictionalised 2010 film 127 Hours. The project matters because it will draw on never-before-seen footage Ralston himself recorded during the incident, offering a first-hand account rather than a dramatised retelling,…
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Man admits taking ambulance from outside hospital with sick patient still inside
A man has admitted stealing an ambulance from outside a hospital in Stoke-on-Trent while a paramedic was treating a patient inside the vehicle. Marshall Leese, 32, pleaded guilty to false imprisonment and aggravated vehicle taking after driving off from the Royal Stoke University Hospital, an incident that put both the patient and treating paramedic at…
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Raging French wildfire closes in on missile and rocket factories as 4,000 are evacuated from beach resort
A wildfire in southern France has spread towards facilities used for producing missiles and rockets, prompting the evacuation of around 4,000 people from a nearby beach resort. The fire is part of a broader wave of wildfires affecting holiday hotspots across Europe this summer, raising concerns for both public safety and industrial infrastructure as authorities…