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Under fire, Bono’s pal Paddy over claim he defrauded hotel group: RICHARD EDEN
Richard Eden’s column reports that Paddy McKillen, the Irish property developer and close friend of U2 frontman Bono, is facing scrutiny over allegations that he defrauded a hotel group. McKillen, long associated with luxury hospitality assets, is said to be “under fire” following the claim, though the substance and source of the accusation are not…
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Test your pop culture: From Hollywood to the Heartland
Fox News Digital has published the latest edition of its weekly Pop Culture Quiz, a short interactive feature inviting readers to test their knowledge of recent celebrity and entertainment headlines. The piece is a light, engagement-focused item rather than a news report, framed around trending stories “from the Heartland to Hollywood”. This week’s quiz comprises…
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CRAIG HUGHES: Here is a list of questions Labour and Helen Ogbu refuse to answer. In ignoring the controversy, Ivana Bacik is taking a leaf out of Nigel Farage’s Playbook – just not any of the pages that deal with electoral success…
This is a Daily Mail opinion column by Craig Hughes concerning a political controversy involving the Irish Labour Party, its leader Ivana Bacik, and a figure named Helen Ogbu. The piece criticises the party for what the author frames as a refusal to answer questions and address the controversy, arguing that Bacik’s strategy of ignoring…
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Eleven-try England thrash sorry Fiji to end losing run
England ended a five-Test losing streak with an emphatic 73-8 victory over Fiji in the Nations Championship in Liverpool, running in eleven tries in what was their largest ever win against the Pacific Islanders. The result relieved pressure after recent defeats, though the report stresses that the win must be weighed against a poor, ill-disciplined…
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SUFC News: How Romelle Donovan performed in first 45 minutes in a Blades shirt – thestar.co.uk
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Sagging Manhattan skyscraper ‘becomes subject of CRIMINAL investigation’ as work continues to stabilize building
A Manhattan skyscraper that has been visibly sagging has reportedly become the subject of a criminal investigation, according to the Daily Mail, while engineering work continues in an effort to stabilise the building. The development matters because a structural failure in a densely populated part of midtown could pose a serious safety risk to occupants…
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Meta Verified scam threatens Facebook deletion
Fox News’s technology column, written by Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson, warns readers about a phishing scam that impersonates Meta in order to steal Facebook login details. The fraudulent message appears official, using the Meta logo and threatening that the recipient’s Facebook account will be deleted, a sense of urgency designed to make people act before thinking.…
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‘Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ Star Miranda Hope Talks Music Debut and Shares a Season 5 Update
Miranda Hope, best known for starring in Hulu’s Emmy-nominated reality series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, has launched a music career with her debut single “FU4THAT”, a country-pop track about reclaiming personal power and moving forward. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, she framed the release as the start of a broader musical…
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TOMORA on soundtracking World Cup TV coverage ahead
Norwegian-British duo TOMORA — made up of art-pop singer Aurora and The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands — have spoken to NME about how their music is soundtracking UK television coverage of the 2026 World Cup. The interview coincided with a knock-out match on Saturday 11 July in which the pair’s home nations, Aurora’s Norway and…
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‘Six more!’ – Brilliant Brook brings up quickfire half-century
England batsman Harry Brook produced an explosive innings in the fifth and final T20 international against India at Southampton, racing to a half-century off just 19 balls. Batting first, his rapid scoring helped propel England towards a substantial total in the concluding match of the series. Brook reached his fifty by clearing the boundary five…