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Incoming UK PM Andy Burnham rejects Thatcher-era policies, signals leftward shift
Britain’s incoming Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, used his first speech as Labour leader to criticise the economic model introduced by Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s and to pledge greater public control of essential services, signalling a move to the left compared with outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starmer. This marks a notable shift in direction for…
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Watch: KORN’s JONATHAN DAVIS Joins YOSHIKI On Stage For Classical Reimagining Of ‘Freak On A Leash’
Korn frontman Jonathan Davis joined Japanese musician Yoshiki on stage at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on 16 July 2026 for an orchestral reimagining of Korn’s 1998 track “Freak On A Leash”. The appearance formed part of “Yoshiki Classical 2026 In Los Angeles”, a two-night orchestral residency, and highlighted Yoshiki’s broad reach…
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Police officers recorded behind closed doors inside station making ‘shocking’ racist and sexist remarks and jokes
Police officers have been secretly recorded inside a station making racist and sexist remarks, along with jokes described as “shocking” by those who became aware of the footage. The recordings reportedly also capture officers discussing visits to a local brothel and talk of “fitting up” suspects, raising serious concerns about conduct and integrity within the…
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All Blacks leave Irish with familiar sinking feeling
New Zealand beat Ireland 40-21 at Eden Park in the Nations Championship, extending the All Blacks’ unbeaten run at the venue to 53 matches and leaving head coach Andy Farrell concerned about a widening gap to the world’s top sides. The result means Ireland have now lost their last six matches against New Zealand, France…
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Tom Brady, Logan Paul get into heated confrontation at Fanatics Fest in New York
Tom Brady and Logan Paul had a tense on-stage confrontation at Fanatics Fest in New York on Saturday, with the NFL legend appearing to attempt a slap at the WWE star before the pair were separated. The incident, which occurred during a panel discussion, marks an escalation in an ongoing rivalry between the two and…
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Nolan completes filming The Odyssey, plans three-year hiatus
Christopher Nolan has completed filming on his adaptation of Homer’s The Odyssey, wrapping a demanding production in which the director relied heavily on practical, in-camera techniques rather than digital effects. Actor Himesh Patel described shooting the Cyclops sequence surrounded by live bees, illustrating Nolan’s preference for grounding key scenes in tangible, physical reality. The completion…
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4 Best Walking Pads for Small Spaces and Standing Desks (2026)
Wired’s 2026 guide rounds up the best walking pads for people who want to keep active while working from a desk, sitting on the sofa or in tight living spaces. The reviewers argue these slim, foldable treadmills offer a quieter, more compact alternative to traditional treadmills, helping counter the health effects of prolonged sitting while…
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BROADCAST BIAS: MS NOW marks 3 decades of empowering Democrats, not American democracy
This Fox News opinion piece marks the 30th anniversary of MSNBC, which relaunched under the name “MS NOW” last November, arguing that the network has spent three decades shifting further left and serving as an advocate for the Democratic Party rather than a neutral news source. The author frames this as evidence of enduring partisan…
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King Charles kept Prince William, Kate Middleton in the dark about secret Harry and Meghan reunion: report
Prince William and Kate Middleton were reportedly kept unaware of a secret reunion between King Charles and Prince Harry, according to Vanity Fair royal correspondent Katie Nicholl. The meeting, which took place on 10 July, was arranged with strict secrecy, highlighting the continued rift within the royal family and suggesting reconciliation efforts remain confined to…
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Retired LAPD detective says Scott Peterson deserves a new trial, claims police overlooked critical witnesses
A retired LAPD detective has argued that Scott Peterson deserves a new trial, claiming investigators overlooked witnesses who could have supported alternative theories of what happened to his pregnant wife, Laci Peterson, in 2002. The claim, aired amid a new documentary revisiting the case, has reignited debate over one of America’s most closely followed murder…