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Facebook owner has a surprise megahit with new app everyone is talking about… but beware what could come next
Meta has launched Muse, an AI personal agent that quickly became the number one app on Apple’s App Store following the company’s dramatic AI restructuring. The launch comes after Mark Zuckerberg’s frustration with Meta’s failed Llama 4 model prompted him to overhaul the AI division, hire top talent including Scale AI founder Alexandr Wang, and…
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Patrick Clancy’s posts chart escalating concern over wife before killings
Deleted Reddit posts by Patrick Clancy reveal his growing concern about his wife Lindsay’s deteriorating mental health in the months before she killed their three children in January 2023. The posts, made between December 2022 and January 2023, document Patrick’s desperation as he sought advice about Lindsay’s severe adverse reactions to the antidepressant Zoloft, including…
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4 Country Lyrics That Feel Like Something You’d Find in a Diary
The article highlights four country songs whose lyrics resemble intimate diary entries, presenting personal experiences, memories and emotional revelations. It argues that this confessional quality helps explain the songs’ lasting appeal and demonstrates the genre’s capacity for vulnerability and storytelling. – Rascal Flatts’ “What Hurts the Most” captures regret over an unspoken relationship and missed…
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Critics hail Godzilla Minus Zero as an emotional, visually spectacular sequel
First reactions to Takashi Yamazaki’s “Godzilla Minus Zero” have been overwhelmingly enthusiastic following its New York Film Festival press screening. Critics praised the sequel’s epic scale, striking visual effects, intense monster battles and emotional focus on trauma, family and the consequences of war, with some suggesting it deserves major awards recognition, including Best Picture. The…
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Australia down Scotland with second-half burst
Scotland suffered a third consecutive defeat in the WXV Global Series, losing 24-10 to Australia in Edinburgh. Despite leading at half-time, Scotland were overwhelmed by a clinical second-half spell from the Wallaroos, who scored three tries in eight minutes to take control. Evie Gallagher gave Scotland an early lead before Australia responded through Desiree Miller,…
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Stray Kids Close Latin American Tour in Mexico With Festival STRAYCITY: ‘Did You Miss Us?’
Stray Kids brought their festival-style STRAYCITY event to Mexico City’s GNP Seguros Stadium, attracting about 60,000 fans and marking the group’s return to Mexico 17 months after its Latin American debut there. The concert also highlighted cultural ties between South Korea and Mexico, with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung and Mexico’s culture secretary among those…
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Cruz says winning AI race against China is ‘single most important economic question’ for America
Senator Ted Cruz, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, has warned that the United States’ artificial intelligence race against China represents “the single most important economic question” facing America. He argues that much opposition to data centres, which has become a significant policy debate heading into the midterm elections, is driven by a coordinated propaganda…
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Family journal released after 72 years details 1954 Loch Ness sighting
A family journal entry from July 1954 has been made public after 72 years, recording Major Bill Davidson’s reported 20-minute sighting of a large creature in Loch Ness. His account described a “huge snake’s head”, repeated diving and backtracking, and a prominent V-shaped wake, making it notable among claims about the Loch Ness Monster. Davidson…
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Stallone says film-body transformations led to bulimia and steroid harm
Sylvester Stallone has described how transforming his body for film led to bulimia, steroid use and an obsessive fixation on physical appearance. He said the muscular, “feral” physique he developed for roles including Rocky and Rambo became a form of “body-worship” that seriously damaged his health. Stallone said he reached 2.6 per cent body fat…