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From charming Martha Stewart to his viral coronation role, finest moments of King Charles’ equerry as he looks for a ‘quieter life’ with PR executive wife and their daughter
Lieutenant Colonel Jonny Thompson, King Charles and Queen Camilla’s popular senior equerry, is to leave the royal household at the end of the year after 22 years of military service, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. Thompson, 43, became widely recognised by royal watchers for his prominent role at major events following the death of Queen Elizabeth…
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Westside Cowboy tell us about spreading joy and hopes for “weirder, poppier” new music at Reading 2026
Manchester alt-country band Westside Cowboy spoke to NME backstage at Reading 2026, reflecting on a breakthrough year that included winning the Glastonbury Emerging Talent Competition, supporting Geese at London’s Hammersmith Apollo, and releasing their debut album “It Goes On” to acclaim. It was the band’s first time performing at Reading, and they drew packed crowds…
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Alienware aims at ‘more price points people can actually reach,’ announces a tandem OLED gaming monitor at a much lower price than our current top pick
Alienware has announced a new gaming monitor using tandem OLED display technology, priced notably lower than PC Gamer’s current top-rated tandem OLED monitor. The move signals an effort by Dell’s gaming brand to bring this premium display technology to a wider range of budgets, rather than keeping it reserved for high-end, high-priced models. Tandem OLED…
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‘Ghosts’ Meets ‘Meet the Parents’ in CBS’s New Fantasy Series
CBS has unveiled Eternally Yours, a new fantasy sitcom from Ghosts showrunners Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, blending supernatural comedy with the family-tension humour of Meet the Parents. The half-hour series will premiere on 8 October and follows a vampire couple in modern-day Seattle whose 500-year marriage is tested when their daughter starts dating a…
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26 Years Later, This Remains Christopher Nolan’s Best Twist Ending
Christopher Nolan’s second feature, Memento (2000), remains the clearest showcase of his talent for crafting satisfying twist endings, an ability that has since become a hallmark of his career. The film follows Guy Pearce as Leonard Shelby, a former insurance investigator with anterograde amnesia who hunts for his wife’s killer using notes and tattoos to…
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Rams star Puka Nacua faces new abuse allegations as $150 million payday hangs in balance
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua faces fresh abuse allegations from his ex-girlfriend and mother of his child, Hallie Aiono, just as he was closing in on a contract extension that could have made him the NFL’s highest-paid receiver. Aiono made the claims in a TikTok video, later deleted, describing “extreme betrayal, abuse, complete…
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Star Wars Zero Company Is the Andor Replacement No One Expected
A Polygon opinion piece describes Star Wars: Zero Company, the debut tactics game from developer Bit Reactor, as an unexpected favourite of 2026 because of its focus on ordinary, cash-strapped characters rather than its XCOM-inspired combat systems. The writer, a self-described casual Star Wars fan, argues the game fills the gap left by Andor’s grounded…
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Roy Cohn biography, Harry and Meghan’s UK return, and WHO’s expanded dementia guidance lead the bulletin
Also: court secrecy in the Ben Roberts-Smith war crimes trial, Apple’s expedited-discovery bid against OpenAI, Notting Hill Carnival’s 60th anniversary, and Aaron Donald’s shock move to the Rams
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CBS chief Bari Weiss’ involvement in viral El-Sayed report sparks debate among critics
CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss has become the focus of online controversy after reports emerged that she personally shaped a story about Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s deleted social media posts referencing the 9/11 attacks. Status News reported that Weiss praised the story at an editorial meeting and directed that the headline explicitly reference…
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‘Only Murders In The Building’ Moving Writers Room To New York For Likely Season 7
The writers room for Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building” is relocating from Los Angeles to New York ahead of a likely seventh season, Deadline reports. The show has not yet been officially renewed, but a new season is widely expected given its consistent popularity and recent haul of five additional Emmy nominations, making the…