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Mexico and Peru restore diplomatic relations after asylum row
Mexico and Peru have restored diplomatic relations after a nine-month dispute over Mexico granting asylum to former Peruvian prime minister Betssy Chávez. The move signals a thaw following a change of leadership in Peru and reopens formal co-operation between two countries that cited their historic friendship and commitment to international law. Chávez sought asylum at…
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Prince to Madonna, Blur to Beth Orton: William Orbit’s 12 greatest recordings
The article selects William Orbit’s most significant recordings, tracing how the late producer brought cutting-edge dance music ideas into pop, rock and ambient music. It argues that his distinctive blend of hazy synths, club rhythms and melodic warmth made established artists sound newly adventurous. – Torch Song – Mothdoom Ecstasy (1986): an early example of…
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Feel The Club boss Juan Carlos Dominguez talks promoting shows for Shakira – and putting Ecuador on the map for stadium tours
Feel The Club founder Juan Carlos Dominguez says the sell-out run of three Shakira concerts in Quito has demonstrated that Ecuador can support major international stadium tours. The shows, promoted with Live Nation, are presented as a landmark for a country that has often been bypassed by global touring acts, potentially encouraging artists and promoters…
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Booing erupts at highly inappropriate moment during Nevada governor’s speech, leaving the lawmaker furious
At a rally ahead of a Donald Trump event in Las Vegas, an audience member booed as Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo called for a moment of silence for a police officer killed on duty. Lombardo immediately rebuked the reaction, saying the audience should not boo the officer, and appeared visibly angry; the incident drew attention…
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Zohran Mamdani’s NYC Tech Team Is What DOGE Should Have Been
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani has launched Public Interest Technology Crews, small teams of engineers and designers intended to improve city services through rapidly built, user-focused digital tools. The initiative matters because it seeks to apply the public-service technology model associated with the former US Digital Service at city level, while positioning government technology…
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Opinion: A Short Walk In Metroid Prime That’s More Fun Than Most Whole Games
The article celebrates Metroid Prime’s 40th-anniversary context by arguing that even a brief walk through its Tallon Overworld is more enjoyable than many complete games. The writer’s central point is that the game’s exceptional atmosphere, responsive interactions and carefully designed routes make simple movement and exploration feel rewarding. Using a familiar route from Samus’s ship…
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The US should invest in light crude refining before the next chokepoint closes
The article text was unavailable because access to the webpage was denied, so its arguments and evidence cannot be reliably summarised. The title indicates that it advocates greater US investment in facilities able to refine light crude oil before a future supply-route disruption. No supporting details, figures or context were provided beyond the headline and…
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BRENT FITZ, Drummer For TRIUMPH And SLASH, Gets Part Of Winnipeg Street Named After Him
Part of Bellavista Crescent in Winnipeg’s Crestview neighbourhood has been given the honorary name Brent Fitz Way in recognition of drummer Brent Fitz, whose career has included work with Slash, Triumph and several other rock artists. The honour reflects both his international musical career and his long-standing connection to Winnipeg, where he grew up and…
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Dragon Ball Super Beerus Could Get October Release Date, History Suggests
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is scheduled to premiere in autumn 2026, and Polygon suggests its appearance at New York Comic Con could indicate an October launch. This matters because Toei Animation has not announced a precise date, making the convention announcement the first potential clue about the anime’s timing. The official Dragon Ball website says…
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2026’s Next Great Horror Slasher Turns the Last Thing You’d Expect Into a Killer
Jane Schoenbrun’s forthcoming horror film, *Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma*, reworks the 1980s summer-camp slasher into a queer, self-aware story about filmmaking, fandom and desire. The Collider interview focuses on Schoenbrun’s difficult route to securing finance, with MUBI ultimately backing the project, and on their efforts to translate an unconventional vision into a…