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Illegal alien allegedly grabs school police officer’s gun, shoots him in femoral artery: DOJ
A Mexican national, Jose Santiago Pantoja-Morales, aged 27, has been indicted on federal firearms charges after allegedly shooting a Dallas school police officer on 6 August. A federal grand jury returned the indictment on 16 September, charging him with possession of a firearm by an illegal alien. The incident occurred when the uniformed officer, who…
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The “bizarre” 1960s show that made Robert Plant sick: “He got fatter and dirtier”
Robert Plant recalled being deeply disturbed by a 1960s performance by The Doors’ Jim Morrison, whose increasingly chaotic behaviour he found degrading rather than rebellious. The experience mattered because Plant saw parallels between Morrison’s decline and the destructive path later associated with his Led Zeppelin bandmate John Bonham. Plant said Morrison insulted the audience, clung…
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Tylenol murders mystery deepens after sheriff’s office solves decades-old ‘Unknown Wanderer’ cold case
A man who died from cyanide poisoning in an Idaho church in 1982 has been identified as Dr Mathew Francis Betkouski, an organic chemist. Investigators say his background and comments about poison have raised questions about a possible link to the unsolved Chicago Tylenol murders, but they have not named him as a suspect or…
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Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur backs Marvin Harrison Jr as viral videos fuel questions about receiver’s effort
Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur has defended Marvin Harrison Jr. after viral clips prompted questions about the receiver’s effort and route running. Harrison has made just one catch for 33 yards in two games, including a scoreless outing in Arizona’s 31-7 defeat by Seattle, intensifying scrutiny over the highly rated 2024 fourth overall pick. Harrison’s…
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As YouTube Remains Streaming’s Alpha Dog, It’s Adding Even More Unlikely New TV Tricks
YouTube is expanding its television experience with features traditionally associated with mobile and web use, including comments, creator posts and Shorts series. The strategy reflects a shift towards more interactive, communal viewing and helps explain why YouTube has led US television viewing rankings for three consecutive years. The company says viewers watched more than 2…
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TikTok user condemned for criticising Auschwitz museum cafe prices
A British TikTok user with over 146,000 followers has provoked widespread outrage after posting videos criticising a cafe at the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum in Poland for high prices and lack of decaffeinated coffee options. Her comments, which described poor-quality drinks costing £9, drew significant backlash from social media users who argued that consumer complaints were…
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Sharp weapon discovered by TSA tucked inside unusual item in passenger’s carry-on bag
TSA officers at Dallas Love Field Airport found a pocketknife hidden inside a tube of toothpaste during a routine carry-on screening. The couple travelling with the bag said their son had suggested concealing it to get it through security, highlighting the need for officers to investigate suspicious X-ray images carefully and communicate during searches. An…
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8 Netflix Fantasy Shows Without a Single Flaw
The article identifies eight Netflix fantasy series it considers exceptionally polished, arguing that they balance complex world-building with accessible storytelling. It says these shows make their lore, characters and plots work together so effectively that viewers can become immersed without feeling burdened by exposition. The excerpt highlights The Dragon Prince, Arcane and Locke & Key.…
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New York Islanders set to unleash culinary ‘disasterpiece’ on unsuspecting fans this season
The New York Islanders are introducing a grilled cheese sandwich topped with Nerds Gummy Clusters as a new concession item this season. This represents part of a broader trend in which sports arenas create unusual food combinations to generate publicity and public attention. The menu item combines two separate food products that the commentator argues…
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Sam Smith, Normani Copyright Lawsuit Over ‘Dancing With a Stranger’ Heads to Trial
A federal judge has ruled that a copyright infringement lawsuit against Sam Smith and Normani over their 2019 hit “Dancing With a Stranger” will proceed to trial. The judge rejected the defendants’ motion to dismiss the case, finding sufficient grounds to question whether they had copied from a 2015 song of the same name by…