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Is Putin about to wage war on Europe? Fears Russia could launch drone attacks or stage Baltic island invasion after CIA chief’s mystery visit to Moscow
Fears are growing that Russia could be preparing military or hybrid action against Europe, following a surprise visit to Moscow by CIA director John Ratcliffe that has fuelled speculation the US is seeking to head off a potential attack on Nato. The Kremlin’s response was hardly reassuring, with officials warning it was “too early” to…
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Alien Geoguessr Meets Sherlock Holmes in This Captivating Steam Mystery
Locator: The Search for Abigail Lidari is an upcoming Steam game from developer Empty Exhibit that blends the location-guessing appeal of Geoguessr with detective-style puzzle solving, transplanted onto a fictional alien planet. Players must pinpoint exactly where a lost astronaut, Abigail Lidari, took a series of photographs during her exploration of the world, using visual…
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Mystery as Irish couple’s naked bodies are found beside hot tub in rented Spanish property by their teenage children
Spanish police are investigating after an Irish couple was found dead, naked and with wounds, beside a hot tub at their rented holiday property in Cullera, near Valencia, on Tuesday. The bodies were discovered by the couple’s own teenage children, aged 14 and 16, who alerted the property’s owner before emergency services were called; officers…
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“You’re going to see an oversized bat eat the head off of a human.” Take a look inside Universal Studios’ Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness haunted house
Universal Studios has released a preview of its new “Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness” haunted house, opening as part of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort and, shortly after, Universal Studios Hollywood. The attraction pays tribute to the late Black Sabbath frontman’s four-decade solo career, drawing on imagery from all 13 of his albums…
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“A blur of Rhinestones sparkling in the spotlights”: Ghost offer a rare, stylish glimpse behind the curtain with concert film/documentary 2 Big To Rig
Ghost have released their second concert film, 2 Big To Rig, offering a more intimate and stylised look at the band’s live show than 2024’s Rite Here Rite Now. Filmed across two nights of the Skeletour in Mexico City in September 2025 and directed by tour creative director Amir Chamdin, the documentary leans into romanticising…
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‘Paranormal Activity’ Review: Spooky Franchise Gets a Hair-Raising Stage Experience
A stage adaptation of the “Paranormal Activity” horror franchise has opened on Broadway for a limited run, marking a rare attempt to bring scare-driven horror to a medium that has largely avoided the genre. The production draws on Oren Peli’s 2006 found-footage film, which cost just $15,000 to make and went on to gross almost…
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Trump renames Lake Ontario threat deepens Canada trade row, Montana shooting leaves eight dead
Trump’s tariff feud with Canada intensifies as Carney readies retaliation, a mystery US jet lands in Moscow and Kanye’s St Petersburg gig is axed, Billings gunman kills eight, and a Gatwick stowaway inquest opens.
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Mystery as wallaby is seen hopping around Cornish town months after shock appearance on industrial estate
A wallaby has been spotted hopping through the streets of Liskeard, Cornwall, months after a similar sighting on a nearby industrial estate left locals baffled. Business owner Scott Weller initially mistook the animal for a dog while driving to work before realising it was a wallaby loose on a busy road, prompting him to slow…
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William Yang preserves six decades of LGBTQ+ history
Sydney-based photographer William Yang, now 82, has spent almost 60 years documenting LGBTQ+ life and his own Chinese-Australian heritage, amassing between 500,000 and 1 million images since moving to the city in the late 1960s. His work spans coming out as gay in his late 20s and chronicling the community through the 1970s, the HIV/Aids…
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Fox found inside former minister’s Westminster office
Parliamentary authorities are investigating how a fox managed to get into Portcullis House, part of the UK’s supposedly high-security Westminster estate, before being found in the office of former minister George Freeman. Staff discovered the animal rooting through a stationery cupboard, gave it water, and had it safely removed by pest control experts, but officials…