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Listen to distraught Timothy Busfield admit his life is OVER in bombshell recording as he fights child sex abuse allegations: ‘I don’t remember ever kissing those boys’
Daily Mail has reported on a recording, reportedly from grand jury proceedings, in which actor Timothy Busfield is heard sounding distraught and stating that he does not remember ever kissing the boys at the centre of child sex abuse allegations against him. The report frames the recording as a “bombshell”, with Busfield reportedly acknowledging fears…
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Tottenham confident of Savinho signing – Sunday’s gossip
Tottenham Hotspur remain confident of signing Manchester City’s Brazilian winger Savinho, according to Sunday’s round-up of football transfer gossip. The report also covers a range of other developments across European football, including Real Madrid cooling their interest in Rodri and AC Milan monitoring Manchester City’s Phil Foden, though any move for the England midfielder would…
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Terrifying ROBOT teachers rolled out in New York school district compared to teachers using email
A New York school district has introduced robot teachers into its classrooms, a move that has drawn a mixed and sceptical reaction, with some likening the shift to an earlier generation of educators simply adopting email. The development reflects a broader trend of schools experimenting with artificial intelligence and automated technology in teaching roles, raising…
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Dem Rep Henry Cuellar rejects DSA agenda, says socialists are trying to ‘use’ Democratic Party
Texas Democratic Congressman Henry Cuellar has publicly distanced himself from the Democratic Socialists of America, warning that the organisation is “using” the Democratic Party as a temporary vehicle to advance what he described as a radical agenda. His comments, made during an appearance on Fox News’ “Saturday in America”, reflect ongoing tension within the Democratic…
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How John Oates and a Topless Beach Played Into Icehouse’s Biggest Hit in 1987
John Oates of Hall & Oates and Iva Davies of Australian band Icehouse struggled to write together until a chance moment on a beach near Sydney sparked “Electric Blue”, which became Icehouse’s biggest American hit when released in 1987. Oates, then on hiatus from Hall & Oates, had rung Davies at his New York hotel…
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Argentina wear 1986 World Cup kit replica against England
Argentina’s rugby union team, the Pumas, wore replica shirts of the national football team’s 1986 World Cup kit for their Nations Championship match against England, evoking the famous game in which Diego Maradona scored his “Hand of God” goal. The gesture came just a week after Argentina’s footballers beat England 2-1 in a World Cup…
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New Alzheimer’s blood test predicts who is likely to develop dementia in 5 to 10 years
A new blood test that detects a protein linked to Alzheimer’s disease could predict cognitive decline in older adults up to a decade before symptoms appear, according to Harvard-led research presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in London. The test measures levels of P-tau217, a tau protein biomarker associated with Alzheimer’s, and researchers say…
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IndyCar driver David Malukas ruled out of qualifying after big crash at Nashville Superspeedway
IndyCar driver David Malukas was ruled out of Saturday’s qualifying session at Nashville Superspeedway after suffering a heavy crash during practice, adding a dramatic start to what was set to be a big weekend for the series. Malukas, competing in his first season with Team Penske’s No. 12 Chevrolet, lost control of the car mid-corner…
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Shakira soaks up the Miami sun as bikini-clad Nina Dobrev, Kim Kardashian showcase summer getaways
Fox News has rounded up recent paparazzi photos of celebrities enjoying summer getaways, with Shakira pictured soaking up the sun in Miami. Nina Dobrev and Kim Kardashian also feature among the stars shown relaxing in bikinis with friends and family, as part of the outlet’s ongoing celebrity photo coverage. The piece is a light entertainment…