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Group of mums speak out against popular clothing chain for selling ‘inappropriate’ baby onsies: ‘Definitely weird and wrong’
A group of mothers has criticised a popular clothing chain over baby onesies they say carry inappropriate slogans, calling the designs “definitely weird and wrong” for infant clothing. The mothers raised their concerns publicly, arguing that the wording printed on the garments was unsuitable for babies and questioning the retailer’s judgement in stocking them. The…
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X-Men ’97 Season 2, Episode 7 Review & Recap: “Strange Land, Savage Heart”
IGN’s review of X-Men ’97 Season 2, Episode 7, “Strange Land, Savage Heart,” praises the instalment for finally giving Colossus significant depth, exploring the compassion that defines both him and Nightcrawler. The episode opens with the death of Colossus’s sister Illyana on the day Genosha fell, providing the catalyst for him to abandon Xavier’s dream…
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Tiny town plagued by sex scandal as police chief is accused of having VERY sordid relations with suspect’s wife behind Chili’s
A police chief in a small town has been accused of carrying on an affair with the wife of a criminal suspect, with the pair allegedly meeting behind a Chili’s restaurant. The claims have caused a stir in the tight-knit community, raising questions about the officer’s conduct and potential conflicts of interest given his connection…
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Dr Fauci’s secret diaries told only half the story. Now White House insiders expose the REAL ‘media diva’… and the humiliating fame-obsessed antics he left out
The Daily Mail reports that White House insiders have offered a fresh, less flattering account of Dr Anthony Fauci, the former US infectious disease chief, disputing the version presented in his own published diaries. The piece contends that Fauci’s memoirs omitted embarrassing episodes revealing him to be a “media diva” preoccupied with his public image,…
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eBay pays $46M to journalists it targeted in bizarre harassment campaign
eBay and three of its former executives have agreed to pay nearly $56 million to settle a lawsuit brought by journalists Ina and David Steiner over a bizarre cyberstalking and harassment campaign carried out against them in 2019. The campaign, run by former eBay employees, was intended to silence the couple’s reporting on the company…
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Emmy Rossum on ‘Furious’ Serial Killer Targeting Jeffrey Epstein-Like Predators: ‘You Don’t Want to Root for Her, And Yet Maybe She’s Got a Point’
Actress Emmy Rossum has spoken about her lead role in the new Hulu crime thriller “Furious,” in which she plays rookie FBI agent Alice Black hunting a female serial killer who targets wealthy predators resembling Jeffrey Epstein. Rossum described the character’s moral complexity, saying audiences will feel torn between not wanting to root for a…
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Xbox reveals Gamescom lineup including Fable, Alien Isolation 2
Xbox has revealed its Gamescom 2026 lineup, confirming 25 games will feature at its booth in Cologne, Germany, including the first public gameplay demonstration of Playground Games’ long-awaited Fable reboot. The event also marks an early hands-on appearance for Alien Isolation 2, formally announced only in June, alongside a playable demo of RGG Studios’ Stranger…
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EBay and ex-executives to pay $55.7m to couple sent cockroaches in harassment campaign
Ebay and three of its former top executives have agreed to pay $55.7m (£43.8m) to settle a lawsuit brought by Massachusetts couple David and Ina Steiner, who were targeted in a bizarre stalking and harassment campaign after publishing critical coverage of the company. The Steiners, who run the newsletter EcommerceBytes, filed the case in 2021…
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Netflix reveals 6-part thriller limited series Below with Josh Hartnett
Netflix has revealed details of Below, a six-part limited thriller series starring Josh Hartnett, Charlie Heaton and Mackenzie Davis, set to begin streaming on 8 October 2026. The show joins a wave of 2026 underwater creature productions, but distinguishes itself by keeping its sea monster mysterious rather than a straightforward shark, setting the story in…
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Little Island, Big Ideas: How New York’s Most Unusual Outdoor Venue Crafts Its Lineup
Little Island, the artificial park in New York’s Hudson River, has unveiled its fifth summer season under producing artistic director Zack Winokur, who spoke to Billboard about how he curates programming for the unusual outdoor venue. Unlike conventional theatres or even open-air spaces such as Central Park, Little Island allows artists to shape the audio-visual…