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Taylor Swift Is ‘Welcome at Any Time’ to Play Super Bowl Halftime Show, Says NFL Chief Roger Goodell
Taylor Swift is “welcome at any time” to perform at the Super Bowl Halftime Show, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell Roger Goodell said on “Today” on Wednesday. “We would always love to have Taylor play,” Goodell said. “She is a special, special talent and obviously, she would be
Streameast Shut Down: World’s Most Massive Sports Piracy Site Disabled After Raid
RIP, Streameast: The “notorious piracy network” that carried illegal streams of live games from the NFL, NBA, MLB and more, has been shut down, according to an U.S. antipiracy organization. MPA-led antipiracy coalition Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) announced
Netflix reveals top 10 most-watched movies of all time
The most-watched original movies on Netflix have been revealed via Tudum, and The Rock may have to bow down to a certain trio of Kpop girls
In the Salish Sea, tensions surrounding killer whales and salmon are about more than just fishing
In the waters of the Salish Sea, endangered southern resident killer whales and the struggling Chinook salmon they depend on are at the center of one of Canada's most visible conservation conflicts.
Touch reveals what eyes can't see—so museums should embrace interactivity
Walk into most art galleries with children, and you'll hear the familiar refrain "look but don't touch." This instruction reveals something troubling about how cultural institutions understand learning. Museums have become temples to visual consumption, where knowledge is
Anker’s USB-C to Dual HDMI Adapter Hits All-Time Low, Escape the One-Screen Laptop Setup for Almost Free
Expand your one small screen to two 4K big displays with this compact adapter that works across Mac, PC, and compatible tablets and smartphones. The post Anker’s USB-C to Dual HDMI Adapter Hits All-Time Low, Escape the One-Screen Laptop Setup for Almost Free appeared first on
Reluctance to reach out to old friends is a common experience, but reconnecting can pay off
Picture this: One day while drinking your morning coffee, you are reminded of a friend from your past. You have not spoken to this person in some time, but you remember them fondly and wonder how they are doing. You pick up your phone and start typing a message to say "hello!"
Proposed mission could encounter and explore a future interstellar comet like 3I/ATLAS up close
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has completed a mission study detailing how a proposed spacecraft could fly by an interstellar comet, providing remarkable insights into the properties of bodies originating beyond our solar system. The SwRI project developed the mission
The Viral “Chickenhead” Karaoke Girl Got To Rap Onstage With Project Pat
Back in July, footage of a young white girl rapping the shit out of Project Pat’s 2000 single “Chickenhead” during karaoke at a Mexican restaurant in Mississippi went viral on TikTok. The video — which has now racked up over a million likes — caught the attention of Pat
Israel's Netanyahu calls Belgium PM 'weak' after Palestinian recognition pledge
JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lashed out at his Belgium counterpart on Wednesday, calling him "a weak leader who seeks to appease Islamic terrorism by sacrificing Israel" a day after Brussels announced it would recognise a Palestinian state.
Cracker Barrel suffers sales slump after ‘woke’ logo backlash: ‘Dead for a week’
Shares in Cracker Barrel have cratered about 10% since the new logo was revealed and brand perception has soured.
'Hero' plumber's firm breached multiple fundraising rules, report finds
A year-long investigation found James Anderson's firm committed eight breaches of fundraising rules.
Paris Jackson Rebuffs Colman Domingo, Says Michael Jackson Biopic Contains ‘Full-Blown Lies’
The King of Pop's daughter denied Domingo's suggestion that she was "helpful" on the film, saying instead she gave notes on an early script draft that were ignored
From the Silk Road to the Belt and Road: The China–Kazakhstan example of partnership
The 25th Anniversary SCO Summit: The 25th anniversary SCO summit started on 31 August, in the Chinese city of Tianjin. Kazakhstan and the SCO have a strong connection. Kassym-Jomart K. Tokayev (pictured) arrived in China to participate in this summit. Kazakhstan is not only a
Red squirrels show resilience to climate change but still need habitat protection
A new study by scientists at Bournemouth University (BU) in collaboration with the Wight Squirrel Project has confirmed that red squirrel populations across Europe are resilient to the effects of climate change.
Punjab faces worst floods in decades as heavy rains continue
Torrential rains and overflowing rivers have caused devastating floods across northern India, killing at least 30 people in Punjab.
An hour with Hollow Knight: Silksong reset my expectations
Ahead of launch day, we spent an hour with Hollow Knight: Silksong that brought the mythical Metroidvania back to reality.
Why AI companions and young people can make for a dangerous mix
A new study reveals how AI chatbots exploit teenagers' emotional needs, often leading to inappropriate and harmful interactions. Stanford Medicine psychiatrist Nina Vasan explores the implications of the findings.
‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ Review: A Young Girl’s Death in Gaza Is Heard From an Agonizing Distance in a Crushing Docudrama
We often describe certain challenging or button-pushing films as hard to watch; fewer are categorized as hard to listen to. In “The Voice of Hind Rajab,” the voice in question is a small one, belonging to a young girl alone and in unconscionable peril, high and breathless with
Disney Theatrical Group’s Thomas Schumacher Will Depart Longtime Leadership Role This Month (EXCLUSIVE)
Thomas Schumacher, a leading force in growing Disney Theatrical Group into one of the most successful and influential theater producers on Broadway and around the world, will step down as DTG’s chief creative officer at the end of this month after a decades-long tenure at the
Bulgaria's black panther on the prowl mystery continues with latest sighting
A black panther was reportedly spotted in the Bulgarian village of Dupnitsa, sparking a police investigation and memes. The search for the elusive feline remains ongoing.
After a tease drove fans mad, Cyberpunk 2077 sheepishly warns that tomorrow's news will be quite boring, actually
This was impossible to avoid.
'We're not your empathy exercise'—reclaiming coproduction in neurodivergent research and practice
In her latest paper for the journal Neurodiversity, Dr. Lauren Powell makes the case for reclaiming co-production in neurodivergent research and practice to make co-production meaningful, improve research and drive real-world change in policy and practice.
Radiohead Announce First Tour Dates in Seven Years
Radiohead have announced a run of 20 shows to take place in five cities across Europe. The band will play four shows each in Madrid, Bologna, London, Copenhagen and Berlin. In a message to fans, Radiohead’s Philip Selway said: “Last year, we got together to rehearse, just for
Desert soils can emit greenhouse gases in minutes—even without microbes
A study from researchers at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev reveals that desert soils can emit powerful greenhouse gases within minutes of being wetted—even in the absence of microbial life.
‘Ice Road Truckers’ Returns to History Channel After Eight Years Off the Air
“Ice Road Truckers” is sliding back onto the small screen for the first time since 2017, as the show will return for a new season on History Channel after eight years off the air. Season 12 will premiere on the cable network on Oct. 1. Series vets Todd Dewey and Lisa Kelly will
The rise of micro weddings: Why couples are saying 'I do' to smaller celebrations
For generations, weddings have been synonymous with grand ballrooms, hundreds of guests and elaborate receptions. But in recent years, more couples are choosing a different path: the micro wedding.
Researcher says Gen Z is the 'most investment-savvy generation'
Doom spending, quiet quitting, soft saving—these trendy terms attempt to describe how Generation Z approaches work and money. But how accurate are they? Zosia Cooper, a Sociology doctoral student in UC San Diego's School of Social Sciences, is cutting through the noise to find
'Major floods and droughts every 15 years': AI forecasts a crisis for Pakistan
A new study led by Professor Jonghun Kam's team at POSTECH (Pohang University of Science and Technology) has uncovered a shocking forecast for Pakistan's future. Using a cutting-edge AI model, the research predicts that the country will face unprecedented "super floods" and
Africa: Liberia Takes Key Step Toward Data-Driven Education Planning
[African Union] A high-level international peer review of Liberia's Education Management Information System (EMIS), led by the African Union Commission, through its Pan African Institute for Education for Development (AU-IPED), under the Global Partnership for Education's
Radiohead Announce First Shows Since 2018
The band will kick off a highly-anticipated set of 20 shows in five European cities this fall
Pre-Taped Portishead Reunion Added To Brian Eno’s Together For Palestine Concert
In a couple of weeks, Brian Eno will stage his all-star Together For Palestine benefit concert at London’s OVO Wembley Arena. The show’s lineup includes luminaries like Damon Albarn, James Blake, Jamie xx, Sampha, King Krule, and Hot Chip. Now, it’ll also include a pre-taped
Radiohead Officially Announce 2025 Tour: “Who Knows Where This Will All Lead”
After years of waiting and months of clues , Radiohead announced their first concerts since 2018 in extremely offline fashion: by dropping off flyers . Today the band has officially confirmed that tour, which will see them playing four-night runs in five European cities
Opinion: Microbiology needs interdisciplinary early-career teams
In 2023, researchers from many career stages and disciplines met at a field school in the Arctic to probe floating sea ice. It's an example of the kind of interdisciplinary training experience that authors of a new perspective in Nature Microbiology wish more early-career
Proboscis monkeys' big noses boost vocal identity
The prominent noses of male proboscis monkeys, long thought to be merely visual signals, play a crucial role in vocal communication, enhancing individual identity. A new study published in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface reveals how these unusual nasal appendages
Kindness over coercion: Why derailing bullying early is critical in schools
As kids prepare for a return to class, Brock University Professor of Child and Youth Studies Tony Volk says it's important to stop bullying early.
Africa: Soweto Spinner Dankie Darlie Takes Burning Rubber Across Africa
[Scrolla] Nalo Jivhuho became one of 15 female spinners chosen by Soweto Drift Academy in a 2019 competition. She funds her spinning career herself with no sponsors while working in a corporate and owning logistics company.
Flyer frenzy: Are Radiohead teasing their first gigs in seven years in European cities?
Flyers have been popping up in various European cities, with fans only given dates and no venues. Could the band be about to hit the road for the first time in seven years? And does this mean a new album is on the way?
Mapping the lipid blueprint of vertebrate life in 4D
Researchers at EPFL have created the first 4D lipid atlas of vertebrate development, revealing how fats shape our bodies from embryo to organism.
