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Non-binary Episcopal priest sparks backlash with transgender Jesus sermon
Non-binary Episcopal priest Flourish Klink has sparked backlash after preaching that God and Jesus are transgender and non-binary. Klink argued that Jesus was assigned male at birth but later revealed a gender beyond male or female, saying this interpretation reflected Jesus’s life and resurrection. A video of the sermon reportedly attracted more than 5.5 million…
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Netanyahu faces UN walkouts as Gaza war deepens Israel’s isolation
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly despite dozens of delegates walking out in protest, describing their departure as a sign of moral cowardice. The walkouts reflected deepening diplomatic isolation over Israel’s military campaigns and accusations from a UN inquiry of genocide against Palestinians in Gaza—charges Israel firmly denies. The speech underscored…
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Vistry plunges to £661m loss; arrest in Thailand; Gemini 4 looms
Housebuilder Vistry Group has posted a £661m pre-tax loss. Thai police arrested a Canadian man following allegations, whilst Google DeepMind’s Gemini 4 model nears release later this year.
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Lindsey Vonn hard launches new relationship in her bikini, Tinder date ghosted abroad & dating after marriage
Olympic gold medallist Lindsey Vonn has publicly confirmed her relationship with French skier Matthieu Bailet, sharing an Instagram post featuring them together. The article presents this as a positive development alongside contrasting stories about people whose attempts at unconventional or app-based dating have been disappointing. Jade Vow, 27, says moving with her 40-year-old boyfriend to…
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Hannah Einbinder and Susan Sarandon detained during protest before Netanyahu speech
Actress Hannah Einbinder was among approximately 100 protesters, including fellow actor Susan Sarandon, detained by New York Police Department officers on 24 September during demonstrations against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to the United Nations General Assembly. The detentions occurred after protesters blocked an intersection; officers issued warnings before removing those who refused to…
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The 1950s Hollywood icon Dennis Hopper called the “strangest person” he ever met
Dennis Hopper, the rebellious Hollywood actor and director, described James Dean as the “strangest person” he ever met and credited Dean with significantly influencing his approach to acting. This statement is notable given Hopper’s own reputation for unconventional behaviour throughout his career, including his iconic work on the 1960s film Easy Rider. Hopper and Dean…
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Book Review: Aliens: The Video Games – A Detailed Dive Into Xeno Adaptations
Mike Diver’s *Aliens: The Video Games* surveys the franchise’s game adaptations from an unlicensed 1981 Commodore PET title through to the anticipated *Alien: Isolation 2*. The review praises Diver’s extensive knowledge, research and use of developer interviews, while finding the book’s thematic structure more engaging than a simple release-order catalogue. The 176-page book covers film…
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A24 Sets Ronan Corrigan Horror ‘No One Is Coming’; Louis McCartney, Jessica Reynolds, Sky Yang & Gabriel Nagy To Star
A24 has announced No One Is Coming, a new Anglo-Irish horror film directed by Ronan Corrigan, with casting including Louis McCartney, Jessica Reynolds, Sky Yang and Gabriel Nagy. The project marks Corrigan’s follow-up to his critically acclaimed feature directorial debut LifeHack, which premiered at SXSW last year and earned British Independent Film Awards nominations for…
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‘Titanic’ Meets ‘The Twilight Zone’ in Netflix’s Near-Perfect 8-Part Sci-Fi Horror
Netflix’s 1899 is an 8-part sci-fi horror series from creators Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar that has been praised as a cerebral masterpiece worthy of comparison to acclaimed Apple TV shows like Severance and Silo. The show was cancelled after its first season despite critical acclaim, representing a significant loss given that its creators…
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TikTok drops appeal over £12.7m fine for not keeping under-13s off platform
TikTok will pay a £12.7m fine after withdrawing its appeal against a UK ruling that it failed to prevent children under 13 from using the platform. The Information Commissioner’s Office said the company’s age checks were inadequate, it did not remove known underage users and failed to explain data practices or obtain parental consent. The…