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Alienware 39-inch 5K OLED monitor targets versatile gaming
Alienware’s 39-inch 5K OLED ultrawide monitor is positioned as a versatile premium display, combining an expansive field of view with the 2,160-pixel vertical height more commonly found on 32-inch 4K screens. The review argues this makes it better suited than shorter 49-inch ultrawides for immersive gaming, media editing and general use, while switchable high-refresh modes…
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Critically-Acclaimed The Séance Of Blake Manor Is Coming To Switch 2
The supernatural detective game The Séance of Blake Manor will arrive on Nintendo Switch 2 on 28 October 2026. Its release expands access to a critically praised mystery title from Spooky Doorway, the developer behind The Darkside Detective, although it is not yet clear whether Switch 2 mouse controls will be supported. Set in Ireland…
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Parents drop eye popping fees on sorority rush coaches to get kids into elite college Greek life
Parents are increasingly hiring specialist consultants to prepare daughters for competitive US college sorority recruitment, with social media exposure and heightened interest in Southern universities said to be driving demand. The trend matters because it has turned entry into Greek life into a costly, organised process resembling private academic admissions coaching. Consultants offer tailored help…
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Irish man is arrested over viral video where Jewish woman was warned she’d ‘get a bullet in her head’ after ‘anti-Semitic rant’
An Irish man in his 60s has been arrested near Marseille after allegedly making antisemitic remarks and threatening a Jewish Australian tourist in a supermarket near Avignon. The case has attracted wide attention after video of the confrontation circulated online, and French officials said it underscored the need to confront antisemitism firmly. The footage reportedly…
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Nurses Struggle for NHS Jobs as Iceland Votes on EU Talks
Newly qualified nurses face a jobs squeeze in England, while Iceland votes on reopening EU membership negotiations. British players near US Open qualification and Ridley Scott’s Raised by Wolves finds a new audience.
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Amol Rajan takes pop at ‘shrinking’ BBC as he jumps ship to YouTube to avoid being left ‘behind the curve in century of change’
Amol Rajan has said he expects the BBC and BBC News to shrink more rapidly in coming years, explaining that this helped motivate his move from the Today programme towards creator-led platforms such as YouTube and TikTok. His comments underline the pressure on public service broadcasters as audiences shift from scheduled television and radio to…
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Rachael Gunn says Paris routine was better than expected
Australian breaker Rachael ‘Raygun’ Gunn says she has watched her Paris 2024 Olympic routine in full for the first time and concluded it was “not as bad” as she had expected. Her performance became a global viral moment after she failed to score in any of her three round-robin battles, prompting widespread mockery and debate…
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Five artists Gene Simmons can’t stand: “I regret nothing”
Gene Simmons has built a reputation for provocative public feuds, with critics viewing some of his remarks as unnecessarily hostile. This article highlights several musicians he has criticised, portraying his outspoken approach as central to both his public image and the controversy surrounding him. – Ronnie James Dio: Simmons disputed Dio’s association with the devil-horns…
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‘Strange New Worlds’ Star Explains the Key Change That Officially Turns Scotty Into Star Trek’s Miracle Worker [Exclusive]
Martin Quinn says Scotty’s experience in “Off Hour” marks a major step towards becoming the capable “miracle worker” familiar to Star Trek audiences. After initially being an outsider on the Enterprise and struggling to trust others, he is beginning to see the crew as a new family and gain confidence in solving crises collaboratively. The…
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Tom Cruise’s Unforgettable 10/10 Action Movie is Officially Free to Watch on YouTube
Tropic Thunder, the 2008 Hollywood satire directed by Ben Stiller, is now available to watch free with adverts on YouTube. The article highlights Tom Cruise’s heavily disguised cameo as ruthless studio executive Les Grossman as its standout feature, arguing that the performance helped make the film a lasting cult favourite. The film follows a dysfunctional…