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Mystery of the British pub landlady shot dead in Caribbean hit: The row over her father’s fortune after she was cut out of his will…and a falling out with customers in a Kent village left in shock
A British woman who ran a pub in Kent was shot dead in what has been described as a targeted killing in the Caribbean, leaving locals in her village shocked and prompting questions about the motive behind the attack. Reports point to a bitter family dispute over her father’s fortune, after she was reportedly excluded…
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‘Keep the energy coming’: MW4 devs swiftly fix ugly visual bug after first public gameplay footage went viral
Infinity Ward, developer of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, moved quickly to fix a visual bug after gameplay footage from the game’s first public showing went viral for the wrong reasons. The footage, filmed at a Kill Block mode demo at Fanatics Fest in New York, showed a muzzle flash bug on a DMR…
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Gavin Adcock drops new single ‘The Day I Hang It Up’ and country music fans are fired up
Country singer Gavin Adcock has released a new single titled “The Day I Hang It Up”, prompting a strong reaction from fans online. Adcock has rapidly become one of country music’s rising stars, known for blending party-friendly anthems with an outlaw-style image, and the release has added to the buzz surrounding his career. Details on…
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Alt Legends Loathe Return With New Album ‘A Stranger To You’
British alt-metal band Loathe have released their new album ‘A Stranger To You’, their first full-length record in six years, blending metal and hardcore with more expansive, experimental influences. The release marks a significant return for a band regarded as pivotal figures in the underground scene, showcasing a broadened musical palette that pushes into psychedelic…
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‘It’s Totally, Totally Irrelevant’: GameStop Boss Unfazed by Sony’s Physical Discs Decision
Company focused on collectibles and trading cards. GameStop’s business used to revolve around the sale of physical games, both new and used. But bizarrely that’s no longer the case, with just 18% of its revenue hinging on software from the likes of Sony et al these days. Unsurprisingly, then, CEO Ryan Cohen is completely unfazed…
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Top EU court clips YouTube’s intermediary defense over reviewed content
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that Google cannot automatically claim “neutral intermediary” liability protection for YouTube content it has reviewed as part of a commercial partnership with a creator. The judgment stems from a €750,000 fine imposed on Google Ireland by Italy’s communications regulator in 2022 over gambling-promotion videos, and…
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AI music generator Suno has been hacked, detailing the data scraping of millions of songs from YouTube, Deezer, and Genius
Suno, the AI music generation company, has reportedly been hacked, with the breach exposing internal details about how the firm sourced training data for its models. The leaked material allegedly shows that Suno scraped millions of songs from platforms including YouTube, Deezer, and Genius, reigniting concerns over how AI music generators obtain the copyrighted material…
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Sophie Cunningham manages to anger both the left and right with a simple social media post
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham has drawn criticism from across the political spectrum after a social media post, with commentators on both the left and right taking issue with what she said. The incident comes shortly after an ESPN profile of Cunningham stirred separate controversy, to which she has responded defiantly, saying “I said what…
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Smart glasses are deeply creepy. Why are celebrities like Kylie Jenner endorsing them?
A Guardian opinion piece argues that Meta’s AI-powered smart glasses, now endorsed by celebrities such as Kylie Jenner, pose serious risks to privacy and personal safety, particularly for women. Writer Tayo Bero contends that despite Meta’s promised safeguards, the devices make covert recording alarmingly easy, enabling “manfluencer” content in which men film interactions with women…
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Ghost announce new ‘Skeletour’ concert film ‘2 Big To Rig’, coming to cinemas
“It’s the perfect way to close such a significant chapter in the band’s history and give fans a chance to relive this moment together” The post Ghost announce new ‘Skeletour’ concert film ‘2 Big To Rig’, coming to cinemas appeared first on NME.