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Norway’s Genre-Defying SHINING Releases New Single ‘North’
Norwegian band SHINING has released “North”, a new single combining industrial metal, distorted vocals, heavy riffs and the group’s distinctive saxophone sound. Founder Jørgen Munkeby said the track pays tribute to the harshness of northern life and the resilience associated with it, while signalling that the band is moving into a new phase. SHINING wrote,…
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Taylor Sheridan’s Streaming Home Officially Revives the Worst Western of the ‘90s
Will Smith’s 1999 sci-fi Western Wild Wild West has become one of the ten most-streamed films on Paramount+ in the United States after joining the service in August. Its renewed visibility is notable because the film is widely regarded as a major critical and commercial disappointment, despite its association with the Western genre popularised by…
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Coventry City news: Sheffield United reveal interest in Gus Hamer – BBC
Sheffield United have acknowledged an interest in Coventry City midfielder Gus Hamer, putting the player’s future under scrutiny. The development matters because Hamer is a key Coventry player and any move could affect both clubs’ plans. The available article text does not include further reporting beyond the headline, so it provides no confirmed bid, fee,…
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Intrusion at US healthcare software provider puts 3.8M people’s data at risk
Unlimited Technology Systems, an Ohio healthcare software provider, says an intrusion may have exposed sensitive information relating to 3.8 million people. It is the largest healthcare data breach reported to US regulators so far in 2026, highlighting the risk posed when attackers target firms that centrally manage healthcare data. The unauthorised access occurred between 5…
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British father whose two-year-old son fell to his death from hotel window is ‘in a very bad emotional condition’ lawyer says as he returns to UK for funeral
A 37-year-old British banker charged over the death of his two-year-old son at a hotel in Cyprus has been allowed to return to the UK for the boy’s funeral after his lawyer said he was in a “very bad emotional condition”. The child fell 33ft from a fourth-floor window at the King Evelthon Hotel near…
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Target Audience review – zingy satire puts media types in an apocalyptic pickle
Dan Bishop’s Target Audience begins as a sharp comedy about an empty, data-driven television industry, then expands into a more politically serious satire about power and moral compromise. The reviewer finds its shift from media-industry caricature to apocalyptic unease effective, making the play both funny and politically astute. Set around a production company led by…
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Fatal air ambulance crash exposes growing GPS danger facing US flights
Federal investigators say a fatal air ambulance crash in New Mexico occurred after the crew lost GPS navigation during a scheduled US military jamming exercise. The incident has renewed concerns about aviation safety, particularly whether cockpit navigation systems and procedures are sufficiently resilient to deliberate GPS interference. The National Transportation Safety Board linked the crash…
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3 Rockers From the 1980s Who Ended up Joining Famous Bands
The article highlights three rock singers whose careers moved between solo work and prominent bands, arguing that joining or forming a group helped broaden their success. It focuses on Joe Lynn Turner, Robert Palmer and David Coverdale, all of whom were active around the 1980s and associated with well-known rock acts. Turner performed with Fandango,…
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‘They call us old stupid farmers, you know, but we’re not’: Family declines $26 million offer to convert their farmland into an AI data center
A farming family in the United States has turned down a $26 million offer from a company wanting to convert their farmland into an AI data centre, choosing to continue their agricultural work instead. The story highlights the growing tension between the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure, which requires vast tracts of land for data…