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Pilot feared dead as Scottish universities face £200m funding gap
A charter plane crashes off Australia while Scottish universities confront a widening deficit. Police arrest a Georgia man over alleged child trafficking, as robotic pizza firms falter and Big Little Lies returns.
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Anya Taylor-Joy’s 10/10 Sci-Fi Thriller Is Officially Dominating Apple TV Again
Anya Taylor-Joy’s sci-fi thriller *The Gorge* has returned to Apple TV’s global top five, more than 18 months after its Valentine’s Day 2025 debut. The article presents this as evidence of the film’s lasting streaming appeal and Taylor-Joy’s growing standing as a commercially reliable action and science-fiction performer. Directed by Scott Derrickson, *The Gorge* stars…
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The Official Pokémon Account Was Hacked to Pull a Memecoin Scam
Hackers briefly took control of the official Pokémon account on X to promote a fraudulent memecoin, $POKEMON, presenting it as part of the franchise’s 30th-anniversary celebrations. The incident matters because the account has around eight million followers, giving the scam immediate global reach and potential credibility despite Pokémon not being involved in the cryptocurrency. The…
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Star Wars Zero Company understands that Star Wars games should feel less like the movies and more like the toys
Eurogamer’s early impression argues that Star Wars Zero Company succeeds by treating Star Wars as an imaginative toybox rather than trying to recreate the films exactly. Its XCOM-inspired tactical play, customisable base and potential for player-made stories have made it appealing even to a writer with limited knowledge of much of the franchise’s newer material.…
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Oldenburg Fest to Open With Wordless Elbe Island Doc ‘Strange Neighbors’
The Oldenburg International Film Festival will open with *Strange Neighbors*, a wordless nature documentary by first-time director and cinematographer Mi Steinbach. It is the first documentary chosen to launch the German independent festival, highlighting the film’s unusual focus on a protected Elbe island where wildlife exists alongside intense shipping and industry. Filmed over three years…
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Woman arrested after Mar-a-Lago checkpoint pursuit and dog shooting
A woman was arrested after allegedly entering a closed Secret Service checkpoint near Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate and leading police on a short pursuit in Palm Beach, Florida. The incident ended with officers removing her from her vehicle, while her pit bull was fatally shot after police said it charged and bit an officer. Alexa…
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Selena Gomez pushes back against ‘frivolous’ fraud claims
Selena Gomez is seeking to be removed from a fraud lawsuit brought by investors in Wondermind, the mental health platform she co-founded with her mother. The investors allege they were misled into investing nearly $1.2m because they expected Gomez to play an active marketing role; her lawyer says the claims are baseless and that she…
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Sheffield artist says Ronnie O’Sullivan mural remains unfinished
Sheffield artist Chris Ashmore says his Ronnie O’Sullivan mural at Spot On Snooker Club is unfinished, following mixed local and online reactions to the portrait. The work has gone viral because some critics felt the seven-time world champion’s face looked skeletal or “zombie-like”, while others welcomed it as a bright addition to the area; Ashmore…
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The 10 weirdest travel mysteries and the truth behind them
The article presents ten supposed travel mysteries, explaining how unfamiliar routines and local customs can make ordinary holiday experiences feel unusual or more enjoyable. – Holiday drinking may seem to cause fewer hangovers because reduced stress, more walking and better sleep can aid recovery. – Japan has few public bins partly because they were removed…
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Aliyah Boston addresses Caitlin Clark’s viral smile at Angel Reese on ‘Post Moves’ podcast
Caitlin Clark’s smile as Angel Reese reacted to a missed potential winning lay-up in the Indiana Fever’s overtime victory over the Atlanta Dream became a widely shared social-media clip. Indiana centre Aliyah Boston said the Fever only noticed it afterwards and anticipated the online reaction, underscoring how routine on-court moments involving Clark and Reese attract…