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Georgia jogger runs for her life after stranger allegedly tries to mow her down 3 times
A woman jogging in Cherokee County, Georgia, was allegedly targeted by a stranger who tried to run her over three times after she offered him a brief, friendly greeting during her Sunday morning workout. The attack was captured on video, and the accused driver has since been arrested and charged over the incident, which has…
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KAMELOT’s THOMAS YOUNGBLOOD On Artificial Intelligence: ‘I Have This Weird Feeling It’s Gonna Run Its Course’
Kamelot guitarist Thomas Youngblood has spoken out against artificial intelligence, telling Portugal’s Metal Global he hopes reliance on tools such as ChatGPT will “run its course” as people return to thinking and creating for themselves. His comments come amid an ongoing debate within the music industry about musicians using AI generators to produce melodies, harmonies…
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KAMELOT’s THOMAS YOUNGBLOOD On Artificial Intelligence: ‘I Have This Weird Feeling It’s Gonna Run Its Course’
Kamelot guitarist Thomas Youngblood has criticised the growing use of artificial intelligence in creative and everyday tasks, saying he hopes the trend “runs its course” as people return to thinking for themselves. Speaking to Portugal’s Metal Global, Youngblood said he has never used AI tools such as ChatGPT to help write music, likening reliance on…
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Professional Smash Bros. Melee Payer Hungrybox Popped Off So Hard After Winning a Game That He Literally Fainted
Professional Super Smash Bros. Melee player Juan “Hungrybox” Debiedma went viral after fainting while celebrating a hard-fought victory at Supernova, a major tournament held in Baltimore. The 33-year-old, one of the competitive Melee scene’s “Five Gods”, collapsed moments after defeating Hugh “SluG” Hegarty in a tense 3-2 set to reach the Top 16, sparking widespread…
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After Nearly 20 Years, Chris Carter Is Finally Releasing the ‘X-Files’ Movie He Had in Mind
X-Files creator Chris Carter has recut his 2008 sequel The X-Files: I Want to Believe nearly 20 years after its release, restoring the horror elements that 20th Century Fox and the film ratings board (MPA) forced him to cut to secure a PG-13 rating. The new version, retitled The X-Files: I Want to Believe –…
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‘Hearing’ Review: Lê Bảo Continues His Sensory Exploration With an Arresting Study in Silence
Vietnamese director Lê Bảo returns with “Hearing,” a slow-cinema family drama premiering in main competition at the Locarno Film Festival, following the acclaim of his 2021 debut “Taste.” The film uses spare narrative and intricate sound design to explore an extended family confronting years of silence, rifts and estrangement, marking Lê as a distinctive voice…
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Andrew Haigh Calls His New Film His Version of ‘The Revenant’ — Allow Him to Explain (First Look)
British director Andrew Haigh, fresh off the acclaimed success of All of Us Strangers, has chosen to make a deeply personal passion project rather than pursue bigger, higher-profile opportunities. His new film, A Long Winter, is an adaptation of Colm Tóibín’s 2006 short story that Haigh has been trying to bring to the screen for…
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Social media platforms still facing thousands of user addiction lawsuits after failed appeals
A US federal appeals court has rejected an attempt by major social media companies, including Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and Google, to dismiss thousands of lawsuits accusing them of deliberately designing addictive products aimed at children. The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled that the platforms could not rely on Section 230,…
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Morrissey pays tribute to late manager Peter Katsis: “A world has ended”
Morrissey has paid tribute to his late manager Peter Katsis, who died on 6 August 2026 aged 69, reportedly from complications of congestive heart failure. Katsis was a prominent figure in the music industry, having managed acts including Smashing Pumpkins, Backstreet Boys, Snoop Dogg and Jane’s Addiction, and the former Smiths frontman described him as…
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YouTube now requires creators to have twice as many watch hours to start earning money
YouTube has announced significantly higher thresholds for creators to begin earning money on the platform, making it harder for newcomers to join its Partner Program. The changes, taking effect from 1 February, are intended to help YouTube “keep pace” with its own growth, but will increase the pressure on creators, particularly those focused on Shorts,…