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Trump says RAF Fairford terror suspects were ‘looking to do big damage’ to US forces and says they were being ‘watched’ for a long time
Five men were arrested near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire over an alleged plot to attack the US-operated air base. Donald Trump said they were seeking to cause “big damage” to US forces and had been monitored for a long time, while UK officials stressed that the investigation was continuing and urged the public not to…
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Hugh Hefner’s ‘most sexy’ Playboy model reveals how Anna Nicole Smith changed her life
Sandra Taylor says her friendship with Anna Nicole Smith helped transform her life and led to her Playboy modelling career. After abandoning plans to study mathematics following her father’s sudden death, Taylor pursued modelling and became a prominent Playboy cover girl during the 1990s. Taylor met Smith through shared make-up artists and offered her a…
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“The sight of Cliff wading into the insane mass of scrapping people with a hammer was legendary.” Cliff Burton’s hammer, an angry schoolgirl, and the 1984 Metallica show that turned into a mass brawl
Metallica’s first Finnish concert, held near Lieto on 14 December 1984, descended into a mass brawl after a crew member struck a schoolgirl who had punched him when startled by his theatrical entrance. The incident escalated as other concertgoers sought to defend her, involving the audience, band and road crew. According to recollections from the…
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Lords of the End Times’ greatest fantasy is letting us rewrite the most hated lore in Warhammer’s history
Creative Assembly’s Lords of the End Times expansion for Total War: Warhammer III revisits the apocalyptic storyline that ended the original Warhammer Fantasy setting. Rather than reproducing that controversial conclusion exactly, the game turns it into a branching sandbox, allowing players to alter the outcome and create their own version of the End Times. The…
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Fetterman corrects himself after calling himself a lifelong Republican
Pennsylvania’s Democratic Senator John Fetterman made a verbal slip during a Texas Tribune festival panel discussion, stating he was “a lifelong Republican” when asked about becoming an independent. He immediately corrected himself, saying he meant “lifelong Democrat,” and acknowledged the gaffe would circulate widely online. The incident has reignited scrutiny of his increasingly strained relationship…
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Two people dead after car hits lamppost
Two people have died after a car crashed into a lamppost in Rotherham. The incident matters because police are investigating whether another vehicle was involved and a driver has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. The crash happened on East Bawtry Road shortly after 18:40 BST on Saturday, as a white…
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Child actor recalls receiving disturbing prison mail from fans during peak of ’90s fame
Justin Cooper, who played Jim Carrey’s son in the 1997 film *Liar Liar*, has described an unsettling aspect of childhood fame: receiving letters from imprisoned fans. Speaking on the *Not So Little Rascals* podcast, he said his mother shielded him from the messages and closely supervised him on film sets, helping protect him during his…
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One Nation leads Labor in Queensland and narrowly in NSW
A quarterly analysis of Newspoll data reports a sharp rise in support for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, particularly in Queensland and New South Wales. One Nation was the leading choice in both states and nationally, suggesting growing pressure on Labor and the Coalition ahead of upcoming state elections and the 2028 Queensland election. One Nation…
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Golf star Tom Kim going from Presidents Cup to Asian Games seeking exemption from military service
Tom Kim is leaving the Presidents Cup early to compete for South Korea at the Asian Games in Japan, where a gold medal could exempt him from mandatory military service. Although he has played a key role for the International team, earning three points from a possible four, securing exemption is considered more important because…