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DOJ finds alternative cause for alleged damage to Trump reflecting pool
Former US Olympian David Hearn will not face charges over alleged damage to the restored Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, after the Department of Justice concluded that he was not responsible. The case matters because it reverses a high-profile vandalism allegation linked to preparations for Donald Trump’s America 250 celebration. Government lawyers said newly obtained evidence…
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AC Milan make Nwaneri contact – Saturday’s gossip
AC Milan have contacted Arsenal about a possible move for 19-year-old winger Ethan Nwaneri, while Inter Milan are pursuing Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones and Tottenham defender Cristian Romero’s proposed move to Inter has reportedly stalled. The developments matter because they involve several high-profile European clubs and could reshape squads before the new season. Inter are…
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Trump warns Iran fighting isn’t over as he vows US will ‘win’ as talks fade
President Donald Trump has said Americans should expect the conflict with Iran to continue, predicting that Tehran’s ability to strike back would gradually “peter out” under sustained US pressure. The comments, made during a Cabinet meeting at Camp David, mark a notable shift from his optimism earlier in the week about renewed negotiations, and suggest…
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Hunter Bell eyes ambitious sweep after 800m gold in Glasgow
Georgia Hunter Bell won 800m gold for England at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and is targeting a four-gold season in 2026. The victory is significant as it is her first outdoor title, adding to her 1500m world indoor gold and underlining her emergence as a leading middle-distance runner later in her career. The 32-year-old…
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Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman Used Pain Scale Ratings to Prep BDSM Scenes in ‘I Want Your Sex’: She ‘Hit Him Really Hard and’ It Was ‘Only a Seven or Eight’
Cooper Hoffman and Olivia Wilde worked with intimacy coordinator Yehuda Duenyas to prepare BDSM scenes for Gregg Araki’s erotic thriller ‘I Want Your Sex’. The preparation included agreed pain-scale ratings and choreographed boundaries, reflecting the growing use of intimacy coordinators to make explicit scenes safer and more structured for performers. Hoffman, filming sex scenes for…
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After a year and a half of rigorous testing, Path of Exile 2 devs finally convinced Nvidia to fix a driver bug by sending it an entire PC
Grinding Gear Games, the developer of Path of Exile 2, says Nvidia has fixed a long-running driver problem after the studio spent about 18 months investigating it and ultimately sent Nvidia a complete PC that reliably reproduced the fault. The issue caused severe pauses during extended DirectX 12 play, disrupting players and sometimes forcing recovery…
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John Oliver Renews HBO Deal For One Year
John Oliver has agreed a one-year extension with HBO, ensuring that Last Week Tonight will remain on air through the end of 2027. The unusually short renewal departs from his previous three-year agreements and comes amid uncertainty surrounding Paramount’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, HBO’s owner. Last Week Tonight is currently in its 13th…
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3 Catchy Songs From 1976 Everyone Knew but Nobody Talks About Anymore
Three once-familiar songs from 1976 are highlighted as catchy hits that have since received less attention: Jefferson Starship’s “With Your Love”, Lou Rawls’s “You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine”, and John Travolta’s “Let Her In”. The article argues that each remains worth revisiting, while suggesting they have been overshadowed by bigger hits or faded…
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SUFC News: Blades respond to curious transfer offer as key man interest builds again – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United have reportedly responded to an unusual transfer approach, while renewed interest is building in one of the club’s important players. The developments matter because they could affect the Blades’ squad planning and negotiating position during the transfer window. The available article text does not include the underlying report, so it does not identify…
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SUFC News: Blades respond to curious transfer offer as key man interest builds again – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United have rejected Sassuolo’s reported approach for right-back Femi Seriki, signalling their intention to retain a player viewed as central to their plans. The decision matters because Seriki is expected to start the season as the Blades’ first-choice right-back after a strong breakthrough campaign. The proposed deal was reportedly structured as a €1 million…