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Mother of Vickrum Digwa jailed for three years after she took knife from scene of Henry Nowak’s murder and hid it
The mother of Vickrum Digwa has been jailed for three years after she removed a knife from the scene of Henry Nowak’s murder and concealed it. She was sentenced for assisting an offender, having intervened after the killing to help hide evidence linked to the crime. The available report confirms only the core facts: a…
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The Cure’s Robert Smith expands on his “please just fuck off” post about Chris Martin’s World Cup halftime show
The Cure’s frontman Robert Smith has clarified his profanity-laden Instagram outburst criticising the first-ever official FIFA World Cup final halftime show, insisting his objection is to the concept itself rather than to Chris Martin, who is curating the performance. The show, taking place at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, forms part of a broader row…
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MSG Sues Wired for Defamation Over Gay Celeb Surveillance Article: ‘Shockingly Unethical’
Madison Square Garden is suing Wired for defamation over a 9 July article that claimed the venue kept a database tracking hundreds of celebrities’ sexual orientation and gender identity. MSG’s lawyers, in a suit filed in Manhattan court on 16 July, called the story “shockingly unethical” and accused Wired of using stolen, hacked data to…
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Free tool helps families save money by using food already in their kitchens
A 17-year-old from Virginia, Smit Kothari, has launched Grocery Genius, a free AI-powered website designed to reduce household food waste and cut grocery spending by helping people use ingredients they already have. The tool matters at a time when many families are looking for ways to stretch food budgets and minimise waste, offering a simple,…
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id Software Disputes Reports of Severe Layoffs Following Xbox Cuts
Following last week’s substantial workforce reductions at Xbox, speculation emerged that id Software had suffered significant casualties. The DOOM developer has moved to counter these claims, asserting that rumours of be
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Fallout 3, New Vegas PS5 Remasters Confirmed by Bethesda
Bethesda has officially confirmed that remasters of Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas are in active development, ending years of speculation about the two beloved role-playing games from the PlayStation 3 era. The announcement came as part of a wider social media post outlining the studio’s future plans, marking a significant moment for fans who…
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Iconic bakery made famous by Sex and the City forced to close location after a dozen COCKROACHES were spotted scuttling close to its delicately-iced creations
The Magnolia Bakery, a Manhattan cake shop that gained global fame after appearing in Sex and the City, has been forced to close one of its locations after health inspectors found a dozen live cockroaches on the premises. The closure highlights how even celebrated, high-profile food businesses remain subject to routine hygiene enforcement, and raises…
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Mets and Phillies stars show concerns about playing in unhealthy air quality: ‘Not the greatest idea’
Members of the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets voiced unease about playing in unhealthy air quality caused by smoke drifting from Canadian wildfires, in what was Major League Baseball’s first game after the All-Star break. Star player Bryce Harper said taking to the field in such conditions was “not the greatest idea,” reflecting broader…
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Comedian says she delivered a cake with message mocking Lindsey Graham’s family to senator’s office
A comedian and social media personality has said she delivered a cake to the office of the late Senator Lindsey Graham bearing a message mocking his family, in the wake of his death. The claim, reported by Fox News, has drawn attention for its provocative nature and comes amid wider political and media scrutiny of…
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Over half a million power tool batteries have been recalled due to a USB-C charging fire risk
Greenworks Tools has recalled roughly 554,780 Kobalt-branded outdoor power tools sold in the US after finding that their lithium-ion batteries can short-circuit, smoke or catch fire when charged via a built-in USB-C port while still attached to the tool. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission logged 34 incidents of batteries sparking or smoking during such…