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Paramount Captain Kirk has a reputation in popular culture that he doesn’t entirely deserve. Many non-Trekkies have gotten the impression — through a general avenue of cultural osmosis — that Kirk is a reckless, rules-hating cowboy, eager to thumb his nose at authority and fracture whatever directives he…
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Louis Theroux‘s Mindhouse Behind ‘America’s New Female Right’ For BBC Louis Theroux’s Mindhouse is making a documentary about America’s female right for the BBC. America’s New Female Right will meet a new wave of women using social media platforms and podcasts to champion extreme views on social media, including content that is increasingly shocking and anti-feminist.…
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Static Media If there’s one thing “Lost” fans can agree on, it’s that season 4’s “The Constant” was a standout episode. (There’s a reason it’s right on top of /Film’s “Lost” episode ranking.) Following fan-favorite Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick) as his consciousness is stuck jumping back and forth…
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A grinning thug who spiked his girlfriend’s drink and pushed her to the brink of suicide with his relentless campaign of abuse has been jailed. Lance Cole ‘destroyed’ his ex-lover’s life by subjecting her to an horrendous ordeal, which saw the brute lace her drink with a sleeping pill and repeatedly attack her. The shameless…
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By Megan Howe Published: 05:51 EDT, 19 August 2024 | Updated: 05:54 EDT, 19 August 2024 A Christian charity volunteer has been awarded a £13,000 payout and an apology from police after being arrested for praying silently outside an abortion clinic. Isabel Vaughan-Spruce issued a claim against West Midlands Police for two wrongful arrests and false…
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The number of bailiffs sent to the homes of drivers has doubled since the pandemic, new figures reveal. Four million penalty charges for road offences were passed onto enforcement agencies in 2023-24, up from 2.4m in the year prior and 1.9m in 2019-20. The surge has been partially attributed to the rise of clean air…
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EXCLUSIVE: BBC News’ search for its first royal editor has been thrown into uncertainty after the British broadcaster missed out on its top candidate. Sources told Deadline that Roya Nikkhah, The Sunday Times royal editor and CBS News contributor, was BBC News‘ preferred pick, but she has decided to stay put at the Rupert Murdoch-owned newspaper. Nikkhah…
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By Jamie Bullen Published: 04:04 EDT, 19 August 2024 | Updated: 05:24 EDT, 19 August 2024 Advertisement A search and rescue operation is under way in Sicily to find at least seven people after a 180ft yacht, reported to be carrying mostly British passengers, capsized in the early hours of Monday. At least seven people…
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Foxtel CEO Patrick Delany has issued an apology after an image of him performing a Nazi salute emerged online. On Sunday, Australian media site Crikey posted an image of Delany from some time in the mid-2010s of Delany, who was at the time Fox Sports CEO, making the offensive gesture on a “closed set.” It…