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Justin Trudeau can’t keep his hands off Katy Perry during romantic South of France getaway
Fox News reports that Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were photographed together on a sunset boat trip in the South of France. The outing was presented as further evidence of a romantic relationship between the pair, drawing attention because of their high public profiles. According to the article, Trudeau appeared attentive…
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Brittney Griner files for divorce from wife of 7 years who fought for her release from Russia
WNBA player Brittney Griner has filed for divorce from her wife, Cherelle Griner, ending a marriage that lasted seven years. The split is notable because Cherelle was a prominent advocate for Griner during her detention in Russia and campaign for her return to the United States. Griner was arrested in Russia in 2022 and later…
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SUFC in Germany: Hamer makes transfer promise, emotional Wilder signals intention – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United midfielder Gustavo Hamer has said he will continue to give his full commitment to the club amid uncertainty over his future, while manager Chris Wilder used the team’s trip to Germany to underline his attachment to the Blades. The comments matter because United are preparing for a Championship season in which decisions over…
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Top Wisconsin Democratic socialist candidate confronted on past ‘defund police’ rhetoric
Wisconsin Democratic socialist gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong was challenged on live television about previous social-media posts supporting police abolition and defunding police. She defended her membership of the Democratic Socialists of America but said she does not support defunding police, highlighting the potential political significance of past rhetoric in a statewide campaign. During an interview…
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Trump blasts Spain migrant surge as ‘catastrophe,’ warns US could face worse if Democrats regain power
President Donald Trump cited scenes of migrants entering Spain’s Ceuta enclave from Morocco as a warning about illegal immigration in the United States. Speaking at a Cabinet meeting, he described the situation as a “catastrophe” and said the US could face a larger influx if Democrats regain power. The remarks were made in the context…
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EU will mandate labels on authentic-looking AI content starting August 2
The EU will require companies to label AI-generated images, audio and text that are intended to appear authentic from 2 August. The measure, introduced under the EU AI Act, is intended to help consumers distinguish synthetic material from real content and reduce risks to trust, misinformation and democratic processes. New AI systems placed on the…
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Chelsea’s Mudryk free to play after appeal against doping ban
Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk can return to football immediately after the Football Association resolved his doping case, ending a suspension that had kept him out since November 2024. The decision matters because it overturns the practical effect of a four-year ban and allows the 25-year-old Ukraine international to rejoin Chelsea’s squad and pre-season tour. Mudryk…
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Tour de France Femmes to make history on Ventoux
The 2026 Tour de France Femmes begins in Lausanne on Saturday and will feature its first-ever ascent of Mont Ventoux, a landmark stage likely to shape the overall contest. The nine-stage race is its longest since returning as a World Tour stage race in 2022, and the iconic climb adds a major new test to…
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Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Lioness’ season 3 is an action-packed saga loaded with violence and carnage
Taylor Sheridan’s “Lioness” returns to Paramount+ for a third season that is billed as a more intense, action-heavy instalment, with violence, covert operations and personal betrayals at its centre. The new series matters for fans because it raises the stakes for protagonist Joe, whose work in the intelligence world increasingly threatens her home life. The…
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Hundreds escape Greek wildfire by sea as blazes continue across Europe
Hundreds of people, mainly tourists, are being evacuated by sea from Agios Vasileios in central Greece after a fast-moving wildfire cut off the coastal town. The incident highlights the scale of a wider wildfire emergency across southern Europe, where heatwaves, dry vegetation and strong winds have created dangerous conditions. More than 200 people have already…