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Strawberry Hands – “What Plant Jumps Over Me?”
Californian musician Jacob Brunner, who performs as Strawberry Hands, has released a new single titled “What Plant Jumps Over Me?” alongside a music video directed by Marissa Losoya. The track is the second preview, following July’s “Dream Of Water,” of his forthcoming album A Jazz Blessing For The Animal, due on 18 September via Otherly…
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Rising inflation, Burnham’s Manchester power grab, Erin Patterson appeal claims
UK consumer-price inflation rose to 2.9% in the year to July 2026, from 2.6% in June, according to the Office for National Statistics. Higher household energy costs were a principal driver, leaving inflation above the Bank of England’s 2% target and adding pressure to the government’s cost-of-living response. The figures arrived as Prime Minister Andy…
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Pat McAfee sets the record straight on nasty Lee Corso rumor, Lindsey Vonn shows off the arms & fall weddings!
This is an OutKick “Nightcaps” column, a daily round-up of sports and pop-culture news items rather than a single hard-news story. The excerpt provided is largely a list of unrelated headline links, along with a brief introductory note about the column’s format and upcoming sports events, so no coherent single-topic account can be summarised from…
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Karen Bass ripped after viral video lays out taxpayer-funded match of campaign donations
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has come under fire after a campaign video went viral revealing that donations to her re-election bid are being matched using taxpayer money. In the clip, Bass urges supporters to donate, telling viewers their contribution is “more critical than ever before,” but critics say the ad exposed a city-funded scheme…
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Anna Camp, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Finn Jones & Martin Marquez To Star In Off-Broadway’s ‘2:22 — A Ghost Story’
Actors Anna Camp, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Finn Jones and Martin Marquez will lead the off-Broadway premiere of the Olivier-nominated play “2:22 — A Ghost Story”, producers announced. The play, a psychological thriller about a woman convinced her new home is haunted, has become a major hit since debuting in London’s West End in 2021, running…
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GTA 6 Leaks Gave Fans a Soundtrack Tease, But We Want More
Ahead of Grand Theft Auto 6’s Netflix showcase, a group calling itself Cyberleek has released leaked gameplay footage, reportedly to protest Rockstar’s decision not to offer a physical disc version of the game. While the leak reveals substantial details about the long-awaited title, it offers only a small glimpse of the soundtrack, which has long…
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The wearable future is stuck in weird, experimental, existential limbo
Google is grappling with how to shape the next generation of wearable technology, according to a discussion between The Verge’s Victoria Song and Google executives ahead of its Made by Google event. While the industry broadly agrees on a shared vision — AI coaches, preventive “check engine” health alerts, and personalised recommendations — companies, including…
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Halloween And Aliens Aren’t The Only Horror Movies With New Games Debuting
As much as I love horror in general, I particularly enjoy the licensed horror games we’ve been getting for the past few years. Even when some aren’t as strong as others, I find the mere attempt so exciting. There have been so many examples lately, and I’ve previously dug into why Hollywood keeps chasing video…
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‘Stripper’ Venmo ‘scandal’ makes Dems the punchline as Trump candidate flips script on viral DNC post
Michael Alfonso turned a viral Venmo caption attack into a campaign fundraising blitz after conservatives rallied behind Sean Duffy's son-in-law.
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One in three children talk or play with strangers online with a fifth able to bypass parental controls
A new study has found that a third of children talk or play with strangers online, while roughly a fifth are able to bypass the parental controls put in place to keep them safe. The findings raise fresh concerns about how effectively families can shield children from unwanted contact and harmful content on the internet,…