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62 Years Later, Clint Eastwood’s Genre-Redefining Western Is Officially Free on Streaming
Sergio Leone’s 1964 film A Fistful of Dollars, the movie that launched Clint Eastwood to stardom and helped define the “Spaghetti Western” subgenre, is now available to watch for free on YouTube. The film marked a turning point for Westerns, moving away from the clear-cut good-versus-evil morality tales of the genre’s earlier “Golden Era” towards…
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Downing Street eyes EU migrant deal as ATC chaos and Southern Water fraud charges hit
Ministers are open to an EU-wide migrant swap after France signals it wants out of the Anglo-French deal, days after air traffic control meltdown embarrassed the government; Southern Water’s ex-boss faces fraud charges, plus a fatal Italy crash, Meta chatbot changes and Durham’s promotion.
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P!NK Responds to Backlash Over Criticism of Macklemore’s Pro-Palestine Remarks
Pop star P!NK has issued a lengthy statement defending herself after facing backlash for criticising Macklemore’s onstage call for a free Palestine during Ed Sheeran’s show, clarifying that her original repost of a StopAntisemitism advocacy post did not reflect her own words. She said the repost was motivated by lingering discomfort over a 2014 incident…
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Nurse who wished horrific birth injuries on Karoline Leavitt gets slap on the wrist over callous comments
A Florida nursing disciplinary board has recommended only a $250 fine and social media training for a nurse who publicly wished severe childbirth injuries on former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt in a TikTok video. Alexis Lawler, 56, was fired from Baptist Health Boca Raton Regional Hospital and had her licence temporarily suspended after…
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Anime reaction YouTubers are at war with copyright enforcers
A group of anime reaction YouTubers, including creator Nicholas Light, say they have been unfairly hit with mass copyright strikes from a company called Remove Your Media, which enforces takedowns on behalf of clients such as Viz Media and Crunchyroll. Light briefly feared his 1.3 million-subscriber channel would be deleted after receiving over a dozen…
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Meta says it’s changing AI suggestions after posing invasive personal questions
Meta has said it is changing the AI prompts suggested by its chatbot after a viral video showed it seeking personal information about a woman’s young children. The move follows criticism from Instagram user Kalie Robins, who found that Meta AI generated an invasive suggestion, “Who is the child passenger?”, beneath a video of her…
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ClickFix attacks infecting PCs and Macs are going viral
ClickFix, a social-engineering attack technique, has gone from a rare threat to a mainstream infection method hitting both Windows and Mac users, according to security researchers. The attack tricks visitors of compromised websites into copying and running a malicious command via a fake CAPTCHA prompt, exploiting the fact that many users have become desensitised to…
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Fox News Digital’s News Quiz: September 11, 2026
This is a lighthearted weekly news quiz feature from Fox News Digital, published on 11 September 2026, inviting readers to test their knowledge of recent news stories. It covers topics including a warning about artificial intelligence and difficulties facing the sportswear brand Nike, alongside links to previous quizzes and related content. The piece points readers…
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Zurich Summit: Edward Berger, Robbie Brenner, Oliver Berben, Janine Jackowski & More Join Swiss Conference Lineup
The Zurich Summit, the flagship industry conference of the Zurich Film Festival running from 25 to 27 September, has announced a second wave of speakers for this year’s event. New additions include Oscar winner Edward Berger, Oscar nominee Robbie Brenner, Constantin Film CEO Oliver Berben, producer Janine Jackowski, AI filmmaker Zack London, and Transcontinental Entertainment…
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Man who had sex on ferris wheel at Download 2026 found out about viral video when boss called him, court hears
A man who had sex with a woman on a ferris wheel at Download Festival in June has appeared in court, telling magistrates he only discovered the video had gone viral when his boss phoned him about it. Innes Miller, a 33-year-old civil engineering student, pleaded guilty to outraging public decency after being filmed by…