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Culture

Jason Statham's $310 Million Transporter Reboot Lands on Streaming

Before he became an action star, Jason Statham made his name in Guy Ritchie films such as Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch. His big break arrived in 2002 with The Transporter, in which he played Frank Martin, a former special-ops driver who delivers mysterious packages under one

AI

I compared ChatGPT and Gemini — a single prompt tweak made a big difference

Contributor Lance Whitney recommends letting a chatbot craft the full image prompt from a short description. His example: request "a sunflower made of sheet metal in a pencil drawing style," then ask the AI to generate a complete prompt for [Nano Banana or ChatGPT Images]. That approach supplies

Culture

Which Horror Villain Do You Have the Best Chance of Surviving?

Horror Survival Quiz Which Horror Villain Do You Have the Best Chance of Surviving? Five killers. Five completely different ways to die — if you're not smart enough, fast enough, or self-aware enough to avoid it. Only one of them is the villain your particular set of instincts gives

Sports

Julian Alvarez set to reject Arsenal over London move

Arsenal have suffered a setback in their pursuit of a marquee signing after Julian Alvarez indicated he is prepared to reject the club. Although Mikel Arteta's side have positioned themselves as the primary suitors, the Argentina international is reluctant to relocate to London. Pedro Fullana on SER Deportivos

Culture

I bought the Stonewall Inn; here's what it's like to own it

Stacy Lentz grew up middle-class in Kansas and moved to New York City in her 20s, where she felt she had discovered the center of the world. She probably knew she was gay earlier but fought it; at 24 she walked into her first gay bar and thought, "Oh,

Sports

How to Watch the USATF Lone Star Grand Prix on NBC and Peacock

The 2026 Track & Field season is underway with the first USA Track & Field Tour bringing top athletes to U.S. venues. This week the tour stops at Texas A&M University for the USATF Lone Star Grand Prix, where defending Olympic gold medalists and world champions will

Sports

Karl-Anthony Towns and Jordyn Woods lean on each other through grief

The Knicks are in the finals for the first time in 27 years, and for Karl‑Anthony Towns, 30, the run represents a dramatic personal turnaround. He survived a crash when his car was rear-ended by a semi‑truck and said he had a “5% chance of making it out

Culture

Bloodlines 2's final DLC adds swordfighting and dual pistol-wielding

After a long, troubled development, Vampire: The Masquerade—Bloodlines 2 is set to receive its second and final DLC, The Flower and the Flame, which arrives next week and brings an end to the game's extended saga. The project was announced in 2019; original developer Hardsuit Labs was

Culture

Blood of Zeus: An Overlooked, Fast-Paced Animated Fantasy

Netflix's 2020 animated series Blood of Zeus has quietly built a strong reputation, earning a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score across its three seasons. The show moves quickly and leans into shocking moments, offering a distinct take on Greek mythology that invents its own legend rather than retelling familiar

Sports

What did Said El Mala do wrong? Karl's exit and Nagelsmann's late call-up

Lennart Karl's withdrawal from the World Cup is a bitter blow for the team and the 18-year-old himself. "It just hurts beyond words," Karl posted on Instagram. His fearless audacity—pulling off moves that initially defy logic but often pay off—will be missed. Many wanted

Culture

Kate Middleton on how her cancer treatment affected her family

Kate Middleton has offered rare insight into how her cancer treatment affected not just her, but her entire family during an emotional visit to a cancer center in Manchester. On "Royals Recap," Royal Expert Charlie Lankston breaks down Kate’s comments about how her children, parents and loved

Politics

UK may ban children from speaking to strangers in games

Kanishka Narayan, the online safety minister, has suggested a proposed social media ban for teenagers could be expanded to include online games such as Fortnite and Roblox, noting that Australia's comparable ban does not cover gaming platforms. His primary concern is what he called "stranger pairing"

Culture

‘Underfilled and underwhelming’: best (and worst) supermarket sushi

Most supermarket sushi is so bad that it makes the fact that master sushi chefs in Japan traditionally train for 10 years or more seem entirely reasonable. The products in this test aren’t all bad, though the bar is pretty low. My greatest concern, beyond the freshness of the

Culture

HBO's Chernobyl probes institutional failings and sacrifice

Before co-running The Last of Us, Craig Mazin wrote the 2019 five-episode HBO miniseries Chernobyl, a stark examination of the world’s worst nuclear disaster and the institutional failures that nearly made it apocalyptic. The series opens with a flash forward two years later as Valery Legasov (Jared Harris), the

Culture

ILL's trailer shows extreme gore and echoes Resident Evil and Dying Light

ILL landed unexpectedly during June's PlayStation State of Play, and its latest trailer makes a strong first impression: first-person melee and shooter action drenched in graphic violence, with a lead voice that sounds suspiciously like Leon S. Kennedy (Nick Apostolides). It was easily the most violent display of

Tech

Acer Swift Air 14 vs. MacBook Neo: a side-by-side comparison

Announced at Computex 2026, Acer’s Swift Air 14 brings color and affordability to a market driven by high-end PCs. The Swift Air 14 starts at $699, while Apple’s MacBook Neo begins at $599 for general buyers and $499 for students, making both clear contenders in the budget laptop

Culture

War of Cells

War of Cells is a browser-based Flash strategy game released on July 6, 2010 (15 years ago). Players customize an alien life form and complete various challenges to take over a microscopic world. Available on: browser; Genres: Strategy; Developer: N/A; Publisher: N/A; Content Rating: N/A. war cells,

Culture

Elijah Wood: New LOTR Spin-Off Fixes 'Hobbit' Cameo Problem

Elijah Wood said the upcoming spin-off The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum reunites many of the original cast and key behind-the-scenes figures, which he sees as a marked improvement over his brief, unexpected appearance in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. He made the remarks while promoting his

Culture

Which Oscar Best Picture Is Your Perfect Movie?

An interactive quiz asks ten questions to match readers with one of five Oscar Best Picture winners: Parasite, Everything Everywhere All at Once, Oppenheimer, Birdman, or No Country for Old Men. The questionnaire probes what kind of film experience you want — whether a movie should pull the rug out, overwhelm,

Sports

Tuchel: Harry Kane in 'top shape' and ready for hot World Cup conditions

England manager Thomas Tuchel has reassured supporters that captain Harry Kane is in peak physical condition ahead of the upcoming World Cup. Despite North American temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius, the German head coach says his star striker is sharp, lean and fully prepared to lead the line. Tuchel said

Culture

James Handy's girlfriend speaks after son allegedly kills 'Top Gun: Maverick' actor

Wendy Gledhill said she is in disbelief that her son, Michael Gledhill, allegedly fatally stabbed actor James Handy. “I’m just trying to make it through one day at a time, a minute at a time,” the 76-year-old said, adding that she “loved James and my son” and “can’t

Culture

I've spent over 25 hours in Gothic Remake—20 quick tips to survive The Colony

Playing Gothic Remake for the first time can be a shock if you come from recent action-RPGs. Enemies hit hard, your starting weapons are weak and armor is scarce, so fights that feel routine elsewhere can easily overwhelm you. Progression is earned through quests, money and careful play rather than

Culture

Mark Wahlberg’s Most Heartwarming Movie Is Quietly Winning Over Streaming Audiences

Mark Wahlberg’s most heartwarming movie is quietly finding a new audience on streaming platforms. Viewers have been drawn to the film’s warmth and emotional center, and its streaming presence has grown without fanfare. The modest momentum around the movie is reshaping how some viewers think about Wahlberg’s

Sports

Mason Greenwood's social activity strengthens Fenerbahce link

Mason Greenwood has intensified speculation about a move to Fenerbahce after interacting with the social media accounts of presidential candidate Hakan Safi. Safi has claimed an agreement is already in place for the Marseille forward, with Champions League football and a long-term contract reportedly part of the proposal. Fabrizio Romano

Culture

What links champagne, Mozart and veal pie? The Saturday quiz

The Saturday quiz presented 15 questions across history, language, art and pop culture. It ranged from what began to tilt in 1178 to which 1963 fantasy film Tom Hanks declared the "greatest movie ever made." Answers to the first eight questions were: Leaning Tower of Pisa; anglerfish; Montreal;