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BioWare vets’ new X Files-like mystery game could “not exist in the AAA space” that would rather “throw money at a problem” than experiment
The Eventide is proudly indie
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Drivers left furious after blundering city officials ruin their street with eyesore ‘squiggly’ yellow lines… leaving locals forced to take matters into their own hands to fix the problem
Residents on a street have reacted with anger after local council workers repainted double yellow lines in a wobbly, “squiggly” pattern, leaving the road looking messy and, in their view, an eyesore. The mistake has fuelled frustration with the local authority over basic road maintenance standards, with drivers saying the botched markings make the street…
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Green Day Launches 24/7 YouTube Channel With Videos, Live Performances, and Unseen Archival Footage
Green Day have launched Green Day TV, a 24/7 YouTube channel streaming the band’s music videos, live performances and archival footage, including material the group says has never been shown before. Announced on 6 August 2026 with a promo styled after Wayne’s World, the channel forms part of a wider push by the band to…
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Perez Hilton’s Kids Were Evacuated During Blogger’s Graphic Livestream; Family Confirms ‘He Is Able to Communicate’ After Hospitalization
Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton’s family has confirmed that his children, niece and sister were evacuated from his Miami home after he appeared to self-harm during a graphic TikTok livestream on 4 August 2026. The incident prompted police involvement and Hilton’s hospitalisation, drawing widespread public attention and concern over both his welfare and the impact on…
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Democrat candidate bemoans confusing new racial ‘slur’ in bizarre race against hyperwoke socialist opponent who wants to cancel her favorite holiday
A Wisconsin Democratic contest has drawn attention after candidate David Crowley reportedly complained that the term “establishment” is now being used against him as a kind of political slur, in a race against a further-left opponent, Francesca Hong. The dispute reflects wider tensions within the Democratic Party between moderate and more progressive, “socialist”-aligned candidates, with…
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New Purdue athletic director tries trash talking Indiana athletics in bizarre moment
Purdue University unveiled Tommy McClelland as its new athletic director on Thursday, but his introduction was overshadowed by an odd attempt to talk up the Boilermakers at the expense of in-state rival Indiana University. The moment drew attention because it came across as excessively boastful given Purdue’s recent athletic struggles, particularly in football, making the…
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Flock Highlighted Police Departments Using Its Tech. Now 4 Face Allegations of Misuse
Flock, the maker of controversial automatic licence plate reader (ALPR) technology, previously showcased at least four US police departments in its own promotional YouTube videos as model users of its system. All four have since faced allegations that officers misused the technology, undermining the company’s portrayal of them as exemplary customers and raising fresh questions…
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Ghost Recon marks 25 years with a major update and free new missions for Wildlands, and a Ghost Recon: Future Soldier giveaway
Ubisoft is marking the 25th anniversary of its Ghost Recon franchise with a major update and a batch of free new missions for Ghost Recon Wildlands, alongside a giveaway of Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. The move gives the long-running military shooter series renewed attention a quarter-century after its debut, offering existing players fresh content at…
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Once-affordable summer escape rocked by soaring costs as families shell out thousands
A viral TikTok video from a Philadelphia-based influencer has reignited debate over the soaring cost of a classic American summer getaway, after she revealed her family spends around $10,000 a year renting a property at the Jersey Shore for just one week. The clip, posted on 2 August, prompted widespread reaction online, with many questioning…
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A Classic Ghost Recon Game Is Free for PC Players This Week
Ubisoft is marking the 25th anniversary of its Ghost Recon series by giving PC players a free copy of the 2012 tactical shooter Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, which they can keep permanently. The giveaway forms part of a wider anniversary promotion that also includes discounts of up to 95% across the franchise and…