-
Amazon Prime shares first look at Carrie, Mike Flanagan’s next Stephen King adaptation
Prime Video has released the first look at its upcoming television adaptation of Stephen King’s *Carrie*, developed and directed by horror filmmaker Mike Flanagan. This marks the story’s return 50 years after Brian De Palma’s original 1976 film, moving the tale of a bullied, telekinetic teenager from cinema to the small screen for the first…
-
Anthropic starts localizing Claude pricing for India, its biggest market after the US
Claude users in India are starting to see Indian rupee-denominated subscription plans.
-
Former Iranian president Ahmadinejad ‘is put under house arrest by regime over secret dealings with Israel in plan to install him as new leader’
The article reports claims that former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been placed under house arrest by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps after intelligence authorities allegedly uncovered secret contacts with Israel. If true, the allegations would be politically explosive because Ahmadinejad was long known internationally for his hard-line anti-Israel rhetoric, and they would suggest a…
-
Trump makes surprise pick to fill Graham’s Senate seat
Trump recommended Darline Graham Nordone as interim senator for South Carolina, while Tim Scott pushes for a placeholder ahead of the special election.
-
Bryce Harper is the top pick to win the 2026 Home Run Derby in his home ballpark at +800
Bryce Harper headlines the Home Run Derby as a former winner in his home ballpark, with new swing-limit rules replacing the timed format on Netflix.
-
‘I just knew it would sound incredible!’: why the Globe is giving Shakespeare some flamenco fire
Shakespeare’s Globe is staging Love’s Labour’s Lost with a strong flamenco influence, led by director Indiana Lown-Collins, who believes the art form matches the play’s themes of passion, desire and death. She says the Globe’s acoustics and oak stage make it an ideal setting for flamenco, and chose the comedy because its emotional intensity and…
-
Zero speeches, zero questions… but one ‘selfie’: Andy Burnham maintains Commons silence three weeks after he returned to Westminster as Makerfield MP… despite being paid £5.6k
The article says Andy Burnham has remained silent in the House of Commons for three weeks after returning to Westminster as Labour MP for Makerfield, despite receiving parliamentary pay during that period. It presents this as politically notable because Burnham is a high-profile former mayor and potential future Labour leadership contender, so his lack of…
-
Judge dismisses Epidemic Sound’s second copyright lawsuit against Meta – but leaves the door open to amend
US District Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley granted Meta’s motion to dismiss on Friday, July 10 Source
-
‘Recluse’ prime suspect in Ann Widdecombe murder investigation was ‘living alone after amputee father’s death’
Counter Terrorism Policing has taken over the investigation into the death of former minister Ann Widdecombe, after a 28-year-old man from Rotherham was arrested on suspicion of murder. The article says the suspect had been living alone following his amputee father’s death and describes him as a recluse, based on neighbours’ accounts. The case matters…