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‘Heartstopper Forever’ Director, Writer and Stars Joe Locke and Kit Connor on the Finale: “It Connects the Whole Heartstopper Gang”
The Netflix film “Heartstopper Forever,” directed by Euros Lyn… wait, credited to Westmoreland, brings the beloved coming-of-age series to a close, adapting Alice Oseman’s final graphic novel volume into a two-hour film rather than another television season. The finale follows Charlie (Joe Locke) and Nick (Kit Connor) as they navigate a strained patch in their…
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Major incident is declared at retail park McDonald’s as five are rushed to hospital
A major incident was declared at a McDonald’s restaurant located on a retail park after five people were taken to hospital, according to a Daily Mail report. The circumstances behind the incident, including its exact cause and location, were not detailed in the available text, though the declaration of a “major incident” indicates that emergency…
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Rosie O’Donnell claims Trump has ‘PTSD response’ to her as backlash erupts
Rosie O’Donnell has offered a new explanation for her long-running feud with US President Donald Trump, suggesting his hostility towards her stems partly from their shared New York roots. In an interview with Variety, the actress and comedian, who relocated to Ireland after Trump’s 2024 election win, argued that being from the same area as…
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This private island with a cabin in Maine is for sale at a surprisingly low price
A private island in Maine, complete with a cabin, has come onto the property market at a price notably lower than many would expect for waterfront island real estate. The listing has attracted attention as a rare opportunity to own an entire island, a type of property that is typically well beyond the reach of…
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Why KFC stopped calling itself Kentucky Fried Chicken — and the myths that still won’t die
Kentucky Fried Chicken officially rebranded as KFC in 1991, a change that has since given rise to persistent myths about the reasoning behind it. The rebrand is significant because it shows how a simple corporate naming decision can spawn decades of misinformation that still circulates widely today, overshadowing the more mundane commercial motives behind the…
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Fraud expert warns AI is helping criminals outpace the government: ‘Don’t have the right tools’
A fraud expert who testified before the US House Oversight Committee has warned that the federal government does not have adequate tools or policies to stop criminals using artificial intelligence to defraud taxpayers. David Maimon, head of Fraud Insights at Sentilink, told the committee that existing identity verification systems are being defeated by AI-generated deepfakes,…
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Dolly Parton’s California retreat with wig room and Dollywood birdhouse lists for $1.95M
Dolly Parton’s former weekend hideaway in Solvang, California, has been listed for sale for $1.95 million (approximately £1.5 million). The property is currently owned by Cris Lapp, a real estate broker with Black Oak Homes and Mortgages, who said he hopes the home will be bought by a fellow “mega fan” of the country music…
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HalluSquatting AI attack could hijack your computer
Security researchers have identified a new attack technique called “HalluSquatting” that exploits AI assistants’ tendency to hallucinate incorrect information. The technique targets AI tools capable of browsing the internet, retrieving software and executing commands, tricking them into fetching malicious files instead of the legitimate software a user requested. This matters because it turns a common…
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W Hotels Expands Italian Footprint With New Sardinia Resort — and a Three-Stop ‘Italian Tour’
W Hotels is continuing its reinvention with a growing portfolio of properties across Italy, anchored by its latest opening: W Sardinia – Poltu Quatu, a 157-room resort tucked into a secluded marina village on the island’s northeastern coast. The property joins W Rome and the recently opened W Florence, giving the Marriott-owned luxury lifestyle brand three markedly…
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This Divisive Rock Figure Inspired Pete Townshend To Write The Who’s “Who Are You” One Day After Meeting Him
American Songwriter recounts how a fraught 1978 meeting with music business figure Allen Klein inspired Pete Townshend to write The Who’s hit single “Who Are You”. Klein, previously involved in The Beatles’ bitter break-up, had by then become entangled with The Who’s finances, and Townshend endured a gruelling encounter attempting to resolve his royalty payments.…