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St Andrews housing fears, 9/11 remains identified, Anthropic bans bio-risk users
UK research flags overseas buyers snapping up St Andrews homes; New York still identifying 9/11 victims 25 years on; Kimmel’s Talarico interview shifts to YouTube; Anthropic bans Claude misuse for bioweapons research; Apple unveils foldable iPhone Duo; tributes to Jon Small from Billy Joel.
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That movie about Toyah and Robert Fripp’s viral Sunday Lunch success is still in production
Toyah has given fans an update on the long-gestating documentary about her viral “Sunday Lunch” performance videos, which she films with her husband, King Crimson founder Robert Fripp. Announced in 2023 as a New Zealand-led production that followed the couple for a year, the film remains unfinished, with Toyah now saying she “doesn’t know” its…
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Twin Set of Blows Rock SNP as Bayeux Tapestry Wows London
The Proclaimers have split from the SNP over gender self-ID, a Kimmel interview is being pushed off broadcast TV, and the Bayeux Tapestry debuts in London; elsewhere, Apple unveils its iPhone Duo foldable and CMA Award nominees are revealed.
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After ‘Spider-Man’ Boosted ‘Oh Yeah,’ Is Steve Lacy Already on His Way to Another Breakout Hit?
Steve Lacy’s new album “Oh, Yeah?” is continuing to build commercial momentum a month after its release, with a second track now showing signs of becoming a breakout hit. The album debuted at a modest No. 14 on the Billboard 200 in August, but its title track was given a major boost after featuring over…
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Have you paid for all the services you need for the NFL yet?
Watching every NFL game this season now requires stacking multiple streaming and cable subscriptions, with fans facing a bill of roughly $450 to $500 just for nationally televised matches. The article breaks down which services are needed and when, highlighting how fragmented broadcast rights have made following the league more complicated and costly than in…
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Kimmel’s ABC show won’t air interview with Democrat because of Trump FCC threats
Jimmy Kimmel’s ABC talk show ultimately aired its interview with Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico only on YouTube, rather than on broadcast television, after Kimmel said mounting pressure from the Federal Communications Commission under Chairman Brendan Carr made airing it on ABC’s network too risky for local affiliate stations. Kimmel noted that across more than…
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Kimmel moves Talarico interview to YouTube citing FCC pressure on networks
Jimmy Kimmel confirmed that his interview with Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico would not air on broadcast television as planned, instead being posted directly to YouTube. Kimmel said the move was made “out of consideration” for ABC’s local affiliates, particularly in Texas, citing what he described as repeated threats from the Trump administration’s FCC…
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Model behind leaked TikTok DMs that ended Demons star Kysaiah Pickett’s five-year relationship is revealed – as details emerge about the high school romance he could never let go of
The identity of the woman whose leaked TikTok messages triggered the breakdown of AFL star Kysaiah Pickett’s five-year relationship has been revealed, with the Daily Mail naming her as Shayleah Wanganeen, a 23-year-old model and aspiring lawyer who dated Pickett during his teenage years. The scandal became public last weekend when Pickett’s former partner, Ardu…
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Kimmel shifts Talarico interview to YouTube to shield stations from FCC
Jimmy Kimmel confirmed that his interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico would not be broadcast on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and was instead posted exclusively to YouTube, a precaution he said was taken to protect ABC’s local affiliates from regulatory retaliation. Kimmel said the decision was made “out of consideration” for stations, particularly in…
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Creep wearing Cat in the Hat costume wanted for chasing teen girl as viral trend sparks concern among schools
Canadian police are searching for a person who allegedly chased a teenage girl through a West Kelowna neighbourhood while dressed in a full Cat in the Hat costume, part of a wider spate of unsettling appearances by figures dressed as the Dr Seuss character that has unnerved schools and families across the UK, Ireland and…