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Jon Bon Jovi abruptly ends Madison Square Garden concert due to sinus infection
Jon Bon Jovi ended a Madison Square Garden concert after about 90 minutes because of a sinus infection, cutting short the eighth show of Bon Jovi’s nine-night New York residency. He told fans to keep their ticket stubs while the band works out how to reschedule or otherwise address the disruption, underlining the health challenges…
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8 family members, including 6 children, found dead in Michigan fire; at least one victim shot: police
Eight members of the same family, including six children, were found dead after a house fire in Grand Haven Township, Michigan, prompting police to investigate possible foul play. The case is significant because investigators said some victims had gunshot wounds, suggesting the deaths may not have been caused solely by the fire. The Ottawa County…
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‘People who commit heinous crimes can be victims’: Michael Mann on the provocative power of Manhunter at 40
Michael Mann’s 1986 thriller Manhunter is returning to cinemas in a 4K restoration and expanded director’s cut for its 40th anniversary, prompting the director and cast to reflect on its unsettling depiction of criminal psychology. Mann describes his interest in the underworld as a form of cultural anthropology, while the film explores how FBI profiler…
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Contagious Cancer Found in North American Catfish
Researchers have identified a transmissible melanoma in brown catfish in Lake Memphremagog, on the Vermont–Quebec border. It is the first documented contagious cancer in fish and the first in a freshwater ecosystem, showing that cancer cells themselves can sometimes spread between animals rather than developing independently. The discovery also matters because the lake supplies drinking…
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How Many Electrolytes Should You Be Taking, and Can You Have Too Many?
Electrolyte drinks and powders have become a major wellness trend, marketed as everyday aids for hydration, energy and recovery. However, the article stresses that most healthy adults can maintain normal electrolyte levels through a balanced diet and drinking water when thirsty, meaning such products are usually unnecessary outside specific circumstances. Electrolytes including sodium, potassium, calcium,…
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ANDREW NEIL: I’m told Trump’s physical and mental health are in visible decline – and there’s ever more talk about a ground invasion. 150 days on, he has no good options left in Iran debacle
Columnist Andrew Neil argues that, 150 days after the US and Israel began air strikes on Iran, President Trump has failed to achieve the campaign’s stated aims and now faces increasingly difficult choices. He says Iran’s government remains in power, its military still threatens US bases and regional allies, and there has been no agreement…
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US man’s Tramlines tattoo for ‘special time’
An American visitor has tattooed the logo of Sheffield’s Tramlines festival on his wrist after repeatedly attending the event with a friend he met in New York. Chad Hefty said the festival and the community around it had become personally significant, while his Sheffield friend Mark Morgan described Tramlines as an important part of the…
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Taylor Sheridan’s Western Masterpiece on Paramount+ Ahead of New Season
Taylor Sheridan’s oil-industry drama Landman has returned to Paramount+’s global streaming top 10 in more than 15 countries as viewers revisit its first two seasons. The renewed interest follows confirmation that the third season has been delayed, meaning fans will have a longer wait for the programme’s return. Landman debuted in late 2024 and its…
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22-year-old could be given an Sheffield United opportunity with two players seemingly surplus to requirements: Opinion – Yahoo Sports UK
An opinion piece argues that Sheffield United could give 22-year-old centre-back Jamal Baptiste a first-team opportunity as they seek greater defensive depth. It matters because using an existing squad player could reduce the need for another signing while offering Baptiste a route to establish himself under Chris Wilder. The article suggests that two defenders appear…
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Forget expensive sleepbuds. Buy this pillow instead
The article argues that a piercing pillow is a cheaper, simpler alternative to specialised sleep earbuds for side-sleepers who want to use their existing earbuds in bed. Its ear cutouts keep pressure off the ears and earbuds, potentially avoiding the discomfort of lying on bulkier devices such as AirPods or Galaxy Buds, without batteries, Bluetooth…