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Petey USA – “Save For The Horses”
US singer-songwriter Petey has released “Save For The Horses”, his third new self-produced single of the year, continuing his run of tracks blending emo, heartland rock and electronic production. The release follows May’s “Kiss The City” and the more recent slow-building synth-pop track “Like A Mantra”, suggesting a steady stream of new material is building…
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Fox News surges 29% in unique visitors during Q2 while CNN posts its weakest digital audience since 2015
Fox News Digital reported a 29% year-on-year increase in unique visitors during the second quarter, while rival CNN’s digital operation recorded its weakest audience figures since 2015. The figures, drawn from comScore data cited by Fox News, highlight a widening gap in online reach between the two networks amid a broader reshuffling of audiences across…
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The End of an Era: Inside ‘Heartstopper Forever’ and the Show That Changed British YA
Netflix’s coming-of-age drama Heartstopper is coming to a close with the release of Heartstopper Forever, a two-hour film that serves as the final chapter of the LGBTQIA+ young adult adaptation. The film, shot at the historic Bray Studios near London, wraps up the story of Alice Oseman’s popular webcomic and graphic novel, marking an emotional…
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‘Goodness me, what a mess’ – Brook out after ‘horrible dismissal’
England captain Harry Brook was dismissed for just 16 runs after attempting a risky ramp shot, leaving his side struggling at 53-3 in the second one-day international against India in Cardiff. The wicket sparked criticism of the shot selection, with commentators describing it as a “horrible dismissal” given the pressure of the chase. England were…
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The Guardian view on England’s World Cup disappointment: a tale of the not wholly unexpected | Editorial
England’s men’s football team were knocked out of the 2026 World Cup at the semi-final stage after Argentina fought back from behind to win with a stoppage-time goal, echoing familiar patterns of past tournament exits. The Guardian’s editorial reflects on the disappointment as part of a recurring narrative for English football, noting that criticism of…
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JONATHAN BROCKLEBANK: I don’t grudge my £15 a month to the Beeb. But not a penny should be used to buy off the SNP by saving this absurdity…
This is an opinion column by Jonathan Brocklebank for the Daily Mail, in which he argues that while he does not resent paying his BBC licence fee, he objects to licence fee money being used to appease the Scottish National Party by preserving what he describes as an “absurdity” within the broadcaster. The piece frames…
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Baltimore beat-down: Video shows group of teens pummeling elderly man outside 7-Eleven as police hunt suspects
Surveillance video shows six suspects allegedly armed with an assault rifle and sword attacking an elderly man outside a Baltimore 7-Eleven before dawn.
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‘It’s a sad part of our history…and it hurts’: Argentinian player defends Falkland Island’s banner saying World Cup semi-final win against England ‘wasn’t just a football match’
An Argentine footballer has defended team-mates who displayed a banner referencing the Falkland Islands (‘Malvinas’) during celebrations after their World Cup semi-final victory over England, saying the gesture reflected a painful part of national history rather than simple football rivalry. The incident has prompted FIFA to say it will “decide further steps”, leaving the Argentine…
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Family pays tribute to ‘gentle giant’ bodyguard who protected the Kardashians and David Beckham after he died in tragic motorcycle crash
The family of a bodyguard who worked protecting members of the Kardashian family and footballer David Beckham has paid tribute to him following his death in a motorcycle crash. He was remembered by loved ones as a “gentle giant”, reflecting both his physical stature in the security role and his character away from work. The…