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The Coslus C20 Cordless Rechargeable Water Flosser Drops 83% to Just $6.99
IGN’s commerce team has flagged a deal in which Amazon is selling the Coslus C20 Cordless Rechargeable Water Flosser for just $6.99, provided shoppers apply the coupon code “BQ385MEV” at checkout. That represents roughly 83% off the $42 list price, is described as the lowest price the writer has seen, and does not require an…
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South Korean chip giant SK Hynix raises $26.5bn in US share sale
South Korean chip maker SK Hynix has raised $26.5bn (£19.8bn) through a share offering in New York, the largest ever US listing by a foreign company. As a key supplier to Nvidia and one of the world’s biggest manufacturers of the advanced memory chips used in AI infrastructure, the move gives the firm easier access…
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The 1993 album David Bowie called the start of his greatest work: “The best I could do”
The article argues that David Bowie saw his 1993 album *The Buddha of Suburbia* as the beginning of what he considered his finest later-period work. It presents the record as an overlooked turning point rather than a minor soundtrack, suggesting it mattered because it anticipated the more adventurous run of albums that followed and helped…
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Taylor Sheridan’s 3-Part War Thriller Officially Returns in 1 Month
Paramount+ has confirmed that the third season of Taylor Sheridan’s dark ops spy thriller Lioness will launch globally on 2 August 2026, arriving in under a month. The announcement comes amid a busy year for Sheridan-produced series, and it is widely speculated that this third season could be the show’s last, giving the return added…
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France cruise into semi-finals – could this be the best Les Bleus ever?
France have become the first nation to reach the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup after a comfortable 2-0 win over Morocco in Boston, cementing their status as favourites to lift the trophy. Winners in 1998 and 2018, Les Bleus are now two victories away from a third world title, prompting debate over whether Didier…
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Aussie men suspected of being ISIS fighters to see the ‘full force of the law’ if they return home – as Labor faces tough questions on national security
Australia’s Labor government has said that around 13 nationals detained in Iraq — including the husbands of two so-called ISIS brides and several men suspected of fighting for Islamic State — would face the “full force of the law” if they returned home. The men, held in cramped and dangerous prison conditions in Baghdad since…
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Florida millionaire wooed bestselling author before allegedly forcing her into cuckolding fantasy with black men who he paid ‘reparations’: Litany of claims detail degrading sexual abuse
Australian bestselling author Hacia Atherton, 38, has filed a federal lawsuit against Florida businessman and retired pilot Paul Vitale, 69, alleging that a relationship which began on an exclusive dating app descended into sustained sexual abuse and coercive control. Atherton claims Vitale initially wooed her with luxury gifts, Caribbean trips and a glamorous long-distance romance,…
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If You’re Gen X, I Bet These 3 Late-80s Songs Are Still Stuck in Your Head
This is a nostalgia-driven opinion piece from American Songwriter picking three late-1980s rock songs it argues remain lodged in the memory of Gen X listeners. – “Sweet Child O’ Mine” by Guns N’ Roses (from Appetite For Destruction, 1988) — the band’s most famous track and a No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100,…
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This Early Bob Dylan Hit Made The Beatles’ John Lennon Nervous
In 1965, Bob Dylan released “Subterranean Homesick Blues”, a song from his fifth studio album, Bringing It All Back Home. Although it was not among his biggest commercial successes, the track became his first Top 40 single and left a strong impression on fellow musicians, including The Beatles’ John Lennon, who said it made him…