-
Bo Derek reveals why she felt like an ‘impostor’ and walked away from Hollywood despite blockbuster fame
Actress Bo Derek has explained why she stepped away from Hollywood at the height of her fame, telling Bill Maher’s “Club Random” podcast that celebrity always felt uncomfortable and inauthentic to her. Best known for the 1979 film “10”, Derek said she has happily embraced retirement and has no wish to return to acting, a…
-
Diversity lottery-admitted truck driver allegedly kills UMass soccer star, spoke no English
An Uzbek commercial lorry driver, Bekhzod Asrarov, 42, has been accused of causing a fatal crash on Interstate 71 in Madison County, Ohio, that killed 21-year-old university footballer Tobias “Toby” Forsythe. According to sources cited by Fox News, Asrarov drove into the back of Forsythe’s vehicle and could not communicate with responding state troopers without…
-
Hochul says Stefanik would’ve been tougher GOP opponent than Blakeman in surprising swipe at rival
New York Governor Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, suggested that Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik would have been a tougher opponent in the 2026 governor’s race than the actual GOP candidate, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman. The remark, made to Newsday’s editorial board, is notable because it appears to slight her own general election rival, and Blakeman…
-
‘Real Housewives’ Star Annemarie Wiley Files for Divorce From Marcellus Wiley, Alleges Pattern of Abuse
Annemarie Wiley, a former star of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, has filed for divorce from her husband, ex-NFL player and broadcaster Marcellus Wiley, alleging years of physical, sexual and emotional abuse. The filing, lodged on Monday, matters because it escalates a series of public allegations against Marcellus Wiley and follows his arrest on…
-
NSW Police defend officer caught on camera repeatedly punching man during dramatic train station arrest and reveal what really happened
NSW Police have publicly defended one of their officers after a six-second video, filmed by commuters at Cabramatta train station in south-west Sydney on Monday night, appeared to show the officer repeatedly punching a man who was pinned face down on a platform. The footage, which circulated widely, prompted concern about the use of force,…
-
Migrant workers are still bringing in as many as 15 family members despite Government crackdown
The Daily Mail reports that large numbers of family members are still entering the UK on the back of care-worker visas, despite government efforts to curb the practice. In the year to March 2026, the Home Office granted just 12 health and care visas to workers from Cameroon, yet issued 180 visas to family members…
-
US strikes Iranian air defences after ships attacked in Strait of Hormuz
The United States launched fresh military strikes against Iran early on Wednesday, saying it was responding to Iranian attacks on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz, and simultaneously revoked Tehran’s permit to sell crude oil openly on the world market. Iran retaliated by targeting US military installations in Bahrain and Kuwait, and the escalating…
-
Doug Burgum says vandalism of Reflecting Pool started as early as June 9 after Trump announced renewal
The National Mall Reflecting Pool faced repeated vandalism after President Donald Trump ordered its restoration, prompting mobile camera stations and a crackdown.
-
Miami Marlins moneyline bet looks strong as Max Meyer dominates and Bryan Woo struggles on road
An OutKick betting columnist argues that the Miami Marlins represent a strong moneyline bet in their game against the Seattle Mariners, citing the contrasting form of the two starting pitchers. The piece is a wagering preview rather than a news report, and matters mainly to readers following Major League Baseball betting markets ahead of the…