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America’s favorite ice cream flavor revealed as one classic tops every state
Vanilla has been confirmed as America’s favourite ice cream flavour, topping sales in every US state in 2025, according to data released by online grocery platform Instacart to mark National Ice Cream Day. The finding highlights that, despite growing consumer interest in “healthier” ice cream alternatives, shoppers overwhelmingly continue to favour classic, familiar flavours and…
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TESLA’s BRIAN WHEAT: It ‘Annoys Me Personally When People Call Us A ‘Hair’ Band In A Condescending Way’
TESLA bassist Brian Wheat has again pushed back against the “hair metal” tag often applied to his band, telling Japanese broadcaster Masa Ito on TVK’s “Rock City” that the label is used condescendingly to suggest a group is all image and no substance. He argued TESLA’s blues-based, working-class rock style has more in common with…
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Would this survival pod make you feel safer?
A French startup, Momentum Technologies, has unveiled the LifePods survival capsule, a $27,000 shelter designed to protect people during floods, industrial accidents and security threats. The product taps into growing anxieties about disaster preparedness, as concerns over blackouts, fast-moving floods and global instability lead more people to question how ready they would be if help…
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SWFC News: Wednesday’s South Yorkshire rivals take former Owls defender Lees on trial – thestar.co.uk
A former Sheffield Wednesday defender, Tom Lees, has joined one of the club’s South Yorkshire rivals on trial. The move is significant because it could give the experienced centre-back a route back into football locally after leaving Huddersfield Town. Lees, 34, spent seven years with Wednesday between 2014 and 2021, making almost 250 league appearances…
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Burnham lacks decks appeal! Ally reveals Smiths fan new PM was once booed off stage while DJing at a party because of his ‘depressing playlist’
An ally of Andy Burnham has revealed that the incoming prime minister was once booed off stage while DJing at a party, with guests reportedly unimpressed by his “depressing” choice of music. The anecdote, shared as Burnham prepares to take over as PM, offers a lighthearted glimpse into his personal tastes, highlighting his enthusiasm for…
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‘Third-world conditions’: Aussie tenants forced to drink water from bird bath after the taps ran dry at their dilapidated public housing complex
Tenants at a run-down public housing complex in Beaconsfield, Perth, say they have been left without running water for extended periods, forcing some to resort to drinking or collecting water from a bird bath. Residents describe conditions at the ageing property as akin to those in a developing nation, raising concerns about basic living standards…
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Shark scientists gets £1m to help protect them
Scientists have received nearly £1 million to study the movement and breeding grounds of three endangered shark species found in English waters, as part of Natural England’s Species Recovery Programme. The funding will support research into the blue shark, porbeagle and tope, helping to fill significant gaps in knowledge about their distribution and abundance and…
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Supreme Court showdown looms over St Michael statue blocked from public safety building
A legal dispute in Quincy, Massachusetts, over plans to install statues of St Michael and St Florian outside a public safety building appears to be heading towards the US Supreme Court. The statues, intended to honour police officers and firefighters, have been blocked amid objections that as religious figures they are inappropriate for placement on…
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Lindsay Clancy’s husband could testify for her at trial over deaths of their three children
Lindsay Clancy’s husband, Patrick Clancy, is expected to testify on her behalf at her upcoming trial over the deaths of their three young children. Lindsay Clancy, 35, from Massachusetts, is accused of killing her children, and the case has drawn wide attention due to claims about her mental health at the time of the deaths.…
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After fixing its engine problems, Rolls-Royce is turning to its next big challenge
Rolls-Royce has resolved the durability problems that plagued its Trent aircraft engines and is now pursuing government backing to re-enter the huge narrowbody jet engine market. Chief executive Tufan Erginbilgiç, who called the company a “burning platform” on arriving in 2023, invested £1bn in improving Trent reliability and expanding maintenance capacity after cracking turbine blades…