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Bob Dylan Announces UK Tour For November 2026
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Fetterman’s explosive red line to Democrats: Abandon Israel and I’m gone, defiant senator vows in ominous warning
Democratic Senator John Fetterman has issued a blunt warning to his own party, declaring that if Democrats abandon support for Israel, he will leave the party. The statement, made amid ongoing internal Democratic tensions over the Israel-Gaza conflict, underscores a widening rift between pro-Israel moderates and a growing progressive wing pushing for a tougher US…
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‘The Uprising’ Trailer: Andrew Garfield Leads a Rebellion Against King Richard II in Paul Greengrass’ Historical Thriller
Focus Features has released the trailer for “The Uprising,” a historical thriller starring Andrew Garfield as the leader of a rebellion against King Richard II. Written, directed and produced by Paul Greengrass, best known for “Captain Phillips” and “United 93,” the film revisits a turbulent period of English history when royal taxation policy sparked popular…
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Nearly one in five World Cup matches reached heat levels players’ union warns against
A Guardian analysis has found that nearly one in five matches at this year’s World Cup were played in heat and humidity levels that the football players’ union Fifpro has warned should trigger delays or postponements, highlighting mounting concerns about the safety of major sporting events as the climate crisis intensifies. Experts say the tournament…
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The F Ward review – Anna Friel medical drama doesn’t quite scrub up
The Guardian’s review of Stan’s new Australian medical drama The F Ward finds it falls well short of comparisons to the acclaimed hospital series The Pitt, criticising its “airy, over-lit aesthetic” and lack of dramatic pulse despite a promising premise. Inevitably measured against The Pitt, which the reviewer credits with proving how effectively hospital settings…
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SLADE’s JIM LEA To Release Autobiography, ‘How Does It Feel?’, In October
Jim Lea, bassist and co-songwriter of SLADE, is set to publish his autobiography, “How Does It Feel? Slade And Beyond”, on 22 October 2026 via Omnibus Press. Written with music writer Daryl Easlea, and featuring a foreword by Francis Rossi and an afterword by Paul Weller, the book marks a personal account from the man…
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‘Gutted’ England star Marc Guehi hits out at Three Lions’ negative approach to disastrous World Cup exit – as under-fire boss Thomas Tuchel feels the heat for nightmare second-half substitutes
England defender Marc Guehi criticised the team’s negative tactical approach after their World Cup exit, as manager Thomas Tuchel came under intense scrutiny following a 1-2 semi-final defeat to Argentina. Tuchel’s second-half substitutions have been widely blamed for costing England the match, with prominent pundits and journalists, including Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Jeff Powell,…
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Bad Bunny asks judge to reconsider reggaeton ‘dembow’ copyright ruling or certify it for appeal to the Ninth Circuit
Bad Bunny and his label, Rimas Entertainment, have asked a US federal judge to reconsider a ruling that keeps them in a copyright lawsuit over the “dembow” rhythm underpinning reggaeton music. In a motion filed on 15 July, the defendants asked the Central District of California court to revisit its 1 July decision or, alternatively,…
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Moonshot’s upcoming Kimi 3 is expected to close the gap with Anthropic’s Opus 4.8
Chinese AI lab Moonshot AI is preparing to release Kimi K3, an open-weight model reportedly expected to match or even exceed the performance of Anthropic’s Opus 4.8, according to the Financial Times citing anonymous sources. This matters because it would mark another significant step by a Chinese developer to close the performance gap with leading…
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Brit paratrooper hero held in Georgian prison for possessing legally prescribed drugs uses life savings to secure freedom… and celebrates with a Big Mac
A British former paratrooper who was imprisoned in Georgia after being found with prescription medication he had been legally prescribed has secured his release, reportedly spending his life savings to do so. The case highlights the risks travellers can face when carrying legitimately prescribed drugs across borders with stricter controlled-substance laws, an issue that has…