Culture

Geri Halliwell as Barbarella in Soulla Petrou’s early shoot

Soulla Petrou trained in fashion before switching to photography, and in 1994 she turned her attention to music and people. A commission from the music magazine Touch to photograph drum’n’bass DJ General Levy ended up on the cover and led to work with DJ Mag; she also photographed

Crypto

MYX Crashes 95% in a Month as Bears Dominate, Whales Try to Stem Losses

MYX Finance has plunged about 95% over the past month as sustained selling left the token’s outlook overwhelmingly bearish. Large investors have bought in an attempt to stabilize the market, but those purchases have not altered the broader downward trajectory. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) has stayed deep in

Culture

How John Lennon's 'More Popular Than Jesus' Remark Upended the Beatles

In March 1966 John Lennon set off one of rock’s most shocking controversies with his remark, “We're more popular than Jesus now,” made during an interview Maureen Cleave wrote for the Evening Standard. The piece, published on March 4, 1966, carried the title "On a hill

Sports

Americans Abroad: Cardoso finding footing, is it time to call up Pukstas?

We’re officially in March, which means the U.S. Men’s National Team is rapidly approaching its final pre-World Cup gathering and the heat is turning up as players battle for roster spots. Mauricio Pochettino has made it clear that any player can earn a place with a series

Business

Stock Futures Rise on Rumors of ‘Secret’ Iran Offer

U.S. stock futures rose sharply as word circulated of a “secret” Iranian offer to negotiate an end to the Middle East conflict. Futures tied to the Dow Jones added 123 points (0.2%), S&P 500 futures climbed 0.4% and Nasdaq-100 futures gained 0.6%, while European

Science

Grant Information Circulars (GIC) Archive

NASA’s crawler-transporter 2, carrying the Artemis II SLS rocket with the Orion spacecraft secured to mobile launcher 1, approaches the Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. NASA may issue interim grant policies or guidance by publishing Grant Information Circulars (GICs) that supplement, clarify, augment, remove, or

Culture

Tom Hanks' 20-Part World War II Series Sets Memorial Day Premiere

Tom Hanks, who has spent more than two decades telling World War II stories, is returning with a new 20-episode documentary series titled World War II with Tom Hanks. The History Channel will launch the series globally in 200 territories and 40 languages, and it will premiere on Memorial Day.

Sports

Mbappé entourage disputes Real Madrid injury diagnosis ahead of Man City tie

Real Madrid are facing an internal split over Kylian Mbappé’s recovery, with the club pushing for his availability for the Champions League second leg against Manchester City while those close to the forward fear he would be rushed back too soon. The club issued a statement saying tests carried

Crypto

Bitcoin is a real-time sentiment gauge during weekend war

Crypto markets became the first outlet for investor reaction after US and Israeli strikes on Iran rattled global sentiment over the weekend. At around 7:30 am (UTC) on Saturday, US President Donald Trump posted a video announcing the attacks, and Bitcoin immediately dropped to around $63,000. Traders rushed

Culture

Barbra Streisand lined up for emotional Oscars performance to pay tribute to old friend

Barbra Streisand is in talks to appear at the Oscars to sing a tribute to Robert Redford. The pair costarred in the 1973 film The Way We Were; Redford died on Sept. 16 at age 89. She would likely perform the film’s title song, which won an Oscar at

Tech

Sony U-turn on PC releases leaves Ghost of Yotei and Saros console-only

Bloomberg reports that Sony is pulling back from its recent practice of bringing PlayStation exclusives to PC. The first titles said to be affected include Ghost of Yotei and Housemarque’s Saros, both tipped to remain console-only. The move would mark a reversal of the one-to-two-year PC windows that followed

Crypto

Solana Reversal Holds, but One Rising Metric Warns of 7–10% Pullback

Solana price has been under pressure for weeks and remains down roughly 13% over the past month, yet a potential reversal is forming. Between January 28 and March 1 the price made a lower low while the RSI printed a higher low, creating a bullish divergence, and long-term holders increased

Culture

See-Saw Films to Reimagine Ian McShane’s 'Lovejoy'

Premiering in 2022, Apple TV’s Slow Horses has become a streaming standout. Based on Mick Herron’s novels, the series stars Gary Oldman as Jackson Lamb, the cynical head of Slough House for disgraced MI5 agents, and has tallied five seasons, two Primetime Emmy Awards and a 97% score

Sports

Cristiano Ronaldo a doubt for Portugal's final World Cup camp after hamstring injury

Cristiano Ronaldo is a major doubt for Portugal’s final international camp before the 2026 World Cup after being diagnosed with a hamstring injury. He limped out of Al-Nassr’s match with Al-Fayha in the 81st minute, and the club said he has started a rehabilitation program and will be

Business

Michael Burry warns stocks are overdue for a crash — markets ‘fragile’

Michael Burry wrote on his Substack that US stocks are long overdue for a painful correction, calling the market historically expensive and “more fragile.” Using the S&P 500’s level at the start of this year, he estimated the index would need to fall about 32% to roughly

Culture

Ryan Gosling Is the Emo Triplet in SNL's 'The Fliplets' Sketch

In Season 43 of Saturday Night Live, Ryan Gosling stars as Tristan, the odd third member of a triplet in the sketch "The Fliplets." Tristan's brothers Pete (Mikey Day) and Zeke (Alex Moffat) are expert house flippers, while Tristan — who went to live with their dad

Culture

Why Bethenny Frankel refuses to join 'Golden Life' Housewives show

Bethenny Frankel says she is "protecting [her] peace" by staying off E!'s Real Housewives of New York City reboot, Golden Life. She told her Instagram followers that joining the series would not "be good for business," noting it used to help when promoting her

Culture

Control Resonant is more RPG than expected

From its first announcement trailer it was clear Control Resonant wasn't a safe sequel: a new protagonist, a new setting, and a shift from gunplay to melee. A recent behind-the-scenes look revealed another surprise — the game leans heavily into RPG systems. Developers showed The Gap, a surreal space

Politics

How climate change will reshape geopolitics over the next 20 years

A near miss with a falling boulder while climbing in the Swiss Alps prompted Arthur Snell to link his love of mountains with the bigger forces remaking the world. In his book Elemental he argues that a warming planet is unsettling landscapes and, in turn, the ways states exercise power

Crypto

MANTRA Launches With 37% Rally After OM Token Swap

Mantra (MANTRA) rallied 37% after its launch following the completion of the OM token swap at a 1:4 ratio. The new token went live on major centralized exchanges, including Binance. The total supply stands at 7.055 billion MANTRA, with 67.51%—about 4.763 billion tokens—currently in

Tech

Every new Apple product from the March event

After a quiet start to 2026, Apple accelerated hardware releases ahead of its "special Apple Experience" on March 4, with in-person sessions in New York, London and Shanghai at 9am EST. A teaser from Tim Cook raised expectations for new Macs, and on March 2 Apple posted press

Culture

Inside the Casting of Sleepers for Its 4K UHD Release

Directed by Barry Levinson and released in the mid-1990s, Sleepers is a based-on-a-true-story crime drama that assembled an ensemble including Kevin Bacon, Brad Pitt, Robert De Niro and Dustin Hoffman. Set over a 20-year span from the 1960s to the 1980s, the film follows a group of young boys sent

Sports

Spain squad for World Cup 2026: who could make the team

Reigning European champions Spain arrive at the 2026 World Cup after a major transition, with a new generation replacing veterans following the successful Euro 2024 campaign in Germany. Confident and full of energy, these youngsters will look to lead La Roja on the biggest stage under manager Luis de la

Culture

From MTV Cribs to The Bachelor Mansion: what reality TV homes reveal about viewers

Houses have long been central to reality TV. Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous set a domestic stage in the 1980s that paved the way for MTV Cribs, which a critic called “the most popular architectural media ever.” Cribs’ unhinged house tours — the Ozzy Osbourne episode spun off into The

Culture

Annabel Schofield said she wasn't 'out of the woods' in final Instagram post

Annabel Schofield revealed she wasn’t “out of the woods” with her cancer battle in a heartbreaking Instagram post on Jan. 20, a month before her death. She wrote that after a recent surgery she was “very wobbly and now waiting to find out if I need more chemo or