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4 Folk Songs From the 60s That Were Written About Real-Life Muses
UNITED STATES – MAY 09: Photo of Bob DYLAN; performing live onstage at the benefit for ousted Chileans: Felt Forum, New York (Photo by Steve Morley/Redferns) The best songs talk inspiration from real life people and things. Here are four folk songs from the 60s that were written about real muses. The post 4 Folk…
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Mini Review: 70’s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X (PS5) – Zany PS1 Shooter Is a Real Treat
Push Square has reviewed 70’s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X, a PS5 re-release of a Japan-only PS1 scrolling shooter from 1999 that the outlet’s editor had never previously heard of. The remaster, produced by Implicit Conversions (the studio behind PS Plus Premium’s emulated catalogue), is praised less for its combat than for its remarkable presentation, which the…
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Hilarious comeuppance for Christian TV star mom exposed as a MURDERESS as she’s sent to social Siberia… and disturbing new allegation is made about name she gave her son
A Florida woman who built a public profile as a Christian television personality has been widely shunned online after it emerged that she was convicted of murder, with social media users piling on to condemn her past. The story has drawn attention largely because of the dissonance between her wholesome, faith-based public image and the…
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SWFC News: Owls express interest in Villa attacker as recruitment push continues – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday are reported to be interested in Aston Villa forward Zepiqueno Redmond as they continue their recruitment drive. The potential move would give the Owls another attacking option, although the report presents the interest as exploratory rather than a completed transfer. Redmond, 19, is thought to be available after his loan spell at Huddersfield…
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New York Times torched for ‘FALSE’ reporting on ICE investigations, outlet fires back
The US Department of Homeland Security has publicly disputed a New York Times report claiming federal agents nationwide were told the FBI would not investigate confrontations involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers. DHS labelled the reporting “FALSE” in a social media post, prompting a public row between the department and the newspaper. The dispute…
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Obama warns Vance is pushing ‘blood and soil’ version of ‘We the People’ mantra
Former US President Barack Obama accused Vice President JD Vance of promoting a “blood and soil” vision of American identity, contrasting it with the inclusive “We the People” ideal. Obama made the remarks on Thursday, pointedly noting that Vance is married to Usha Vance, the “daughter of an immigrant,” implying a contradiction between the vice…
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FIFA launches investigation into brawl after Spain defeated Argentina in World Cup Final
FIFA has launched an investigation after brawls broke out on the pitch when the 2026 World Cup final between Spain and Argentina ended in New Jersey. The clashes involved players and reportedly coaches, marring the conclusion of a hard-fought final and prompting scrutiny of player conduct at the tournament’s showpiece match. Spain won 1-0 after…
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5 dead in attempt to save a struggling swimmer in Ohio river
Five people died in Powell, Ohio, at the weekend after a series of attempts to rescue a swimmer who got into difficulty in the Scioto River. Authorities said the tragedy unfolded on Sunday evening when a member of a group entered the water and began struggling, prompting others to wade in to help. The incident…
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Brain tumor found during preventive scan puts full-body MRIs back in the spotlight
Renewed interest in full-body MRI screening has followed a report from former “Bachelor” contestant Josh Seiter that a preventive scan detected a brain tumour before he had any symptoms. His account has reignited discussion among doctors about the potential benefits and drawbacks of the scans, which are marketed as a way to catch serious illness…