-
How an app in South Korea will let victims track their stalkers
South Korea’s government has launched a new smartphone app that allows stalking victims to track the real-time location of the people who are stalking them. Authorities say the tool is intended to strengthen protection for victims, giving them advance warning of an offender’s movements, though some experts have questioned whether it will genuinely make people…
-
FIFA World Cup champion praises Team USA despite tournament’s end: ‘They did surprise us’
France’s 1998 World Cup winner Christian Karembeu has praised the United States men’s national team following their exit from the 2026 World Cup, saying the squad exceeded European expectations on home soil. Speaking to Fox News Digital, Karembeu suggested the USMNT’s progress under head coach Mauricio Pochettino was so encouraging that he would not be…
-
Spoon Brings Out Hamilton Leithauser to Cover a 1957 Rock Classic at SummerStage
Indie rock band Spoon headlined New York City’s SummerStage concert series in Central Park on Wednesday 8 July, in a show that also marked the series’ 40th anniversary. The set’s standout moment came when Spoon invited The Walkmen frontman Hamilton Leithauser onstage for two songs, including a loose, freewheeling cover of Larry Williams’ 1957 rock…
-
New Iran plot to assassinate Trump as country mourns Supreme Leader Khamenei revealed by Israel
Israel has reportedly passed the United States intelligence on a fresh Iranian plot to assassinate President Donald Trump, at a moment when a ceasefire between Washington and Tehran appears to be collapsing. Trump has declared the truce “over” and repeatedly claimed that Iran wants to “take me out,” saying his adversaries are “crazy,” which matters…
-
Ed Sheeran Visits Team England’s Camp Amid 2026 World Cup: ‘Anyone Can Win, And I Think It’ll Be Us’
Ed Sheeran has visited the England national football team’s camp during the 2026 World Cup, continuing a personal tradition that began in 2021. In an Instagram video posted on Thursday (9 July), the British singer is shown greeting players with hugs at their camp in Kansas City, Missouri, and performing for the squad as England…
-
‘Absolute perfection!’ Mbappe fires France ahead against Morocco
France have taken a 2-0 lead over Morocco at the 2026 World Cup, with Kylian Mbappe opening the scoring in a match that ended in a France victory. The BBC Sport piece centres on a video replay showcasing Mbappe’s goal from multiple camera angles, with the finish praised as “absolute perfection”. The accompanying content is…
-
Mbappe penalty saved by Bono after long wait
France beat Morocco 2-0 in their World Cup 2026 quarter-final in Boston, with the standout moment being Kylian Mbappe’s saved penalty. Morocco goalkeeper Bono kept out the spot-kick after Mbappe had been made to wait more than three minutes before taking it, a notable talking point in a match France ultimately controlled. Despite the missed…
-
Piers Morgan accuses Tim Miller of ‘TDS’ after Trump critic claims president has done ‘nothing’ good
Broadcaster Piers Morgan clashed with former Republican strategist and anti-Trump podcaster Tim Miller, accusing him of displaying “a clear symptom of Trump derangement syndrome” after Miller claimed on air that President Donald Trump had done “nothing” good. The exchange, which took place on Tuesday, reflects the wider debate over the “TDS” label, which critics of…
-
Singer Gwenno says her wild teenage days on Lord of the Dance in America were ‘drink, drugs, eating disorders’… Those were heady years and far from the wholesome world of cailíns and curls one might expect
Welsh singer Gwenno Saunders has reflected on her formative teenage years touring America as a performer in Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance, describing a period marked by “drink, drugs, eating disorders” that was far removed from the wholesome image of Irish dancing the show projected. The remarks come as she promotes her latest solo…
-
Final Fantasy 7 Ever Crisis shutting down means its Japan only, prequel phone game will remain unplayable
Square Enix has confirmed that Final Fantasy 7 Ever Crisis, the more faithful, gacha-driven remake of the original game, is ending its service, meaning the title will become completely inaccessible once servers close. The decision fits a wider pattern of Square Enix winding down its mobile output, but it carries particular weight because Ever Crisis…