2 photosFlydubai co-pilot reportedly stabbed the captain multiple times during a flight headed to Israel, forcing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabianon aesthetic things0
2 photosDiddy’s projected prison release date shortened again to January 2028 Federal prison records now list Sean “Diddy” Combs’ projected release date as January 21, 2028, 15 days earlier than previously listednon aesthetic things0
2 photosLindsay Clancy’s lawyer now says there isn’t enough evidence to prove she killed her childrennon aesthetic things0
2 photosBrad Pitt’s daughter Zahara officially drops his last name Zahara will now legally be known as Zahara Marley Jolie, becoming the third of his children to do sonon aesthetic things0
2 photosLEGO reveals its first ever Dragon Ball set The $179.99 set features a detailed Shenron build, all seven Dragon Balls and a Kid Goku figure riding Kintounnon aesthetic things0
2 photosAI industry needs $6 trillion in annual revenue by 2031 to justify data centre investmentsnon aesthetic things0
House in Nepal remains standing after being swept away by a landslide A house in Dhapakhel, Lalitpur, Nepal, was swept away after heavy rainfall triggered a landslide, yet much of the structure remained remarkably intact amid the surrounding debrisnon aesthetic things0
2 photosDylan Sprouse & Barbara Palvin welcome their first baby! “We took Labor Day literally this year”non aesthetic things0
2 photosTennessee set to execute a woman for the first time in more than 200 years Christa Pike is scheduled to be executed on September 30 for the 1995 murder of Colleen Slemmer. If carried out, it would be Tennessee’s first execution of a woman since 1820non aesthetic things0
2 photosElliot Page stars on the cover of New York Magazine’s Men’s Style Issue, photographed by Ryan McGinleynon aesthetic things0
Thieves steal NVIDIA-branded trailers in California, apparently expecting valuable AI hardware, but find 40,000 pounds of sand instead The two trailers, used by autonomous trucking company PlusAI for testing, were carrying sand as simulated cargo rather than valuable GPUsnon aesthetic things0
2 photosCape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha says he misses his old life after his Instagram followers grew from 56,000 to more than 28 million following the World Cup “I’ve lost my peace and tranquillity. I no longer have any privacy”non aesthetic things0
2 photos11 year old British chess prodigy Bodhana Sivanandan becomes the youngest ever Woman Grandmaster in historynon aesthetic things0
2 photosMen climb giant religious idols during processions in India to cut overhead cables blocking their pathnon aesthetic things0
2 photosFormer WWE star Neville, known as PAC in AEW, dies at 40 AEW has announced the death of Benjamin Satterley. He rose to prominence in WWE as Neville before joining AEW in 2019, where he performed as PACnon aesthetic things0
2 photosArmy veteran Ladavius McNair spent 30 days in jail after Flock surveillance data linked him to a shooting he says he didn’t commitnon aesthetic things0
2 photosLana Del Rey's husband Jeremy Dufrene shares rare photos as they celebrate their second wedding anniversarynon aesthetic things0
2 photosMiami police officer Luis Hernandez makes UFC debut against convicted felon Sedriques Dumas, chokes him out in just 57 secondsnon aesthetic things0
2 photosA student climbs atop a MiG-23 fighter jet during protests at Lovely Professional University over an alleged sexual assault case in Indianon aesthetic things0
First look at The Sift, Minecraft’s first new dimension in more than 14 years The new dimension is set to arrive in 2027non aesthetic things0
2 photosRestaurant owner arrested after allegedly chasing teens over a $92 bill The teens allegedly left without paying after their cards were declined. Police say the owner confronted them and later pointed a gun at a group, telling officers he believed he was acting in self-defensenon aesthetic things0
2 photosMcDonald’s commits $8.5 billion to modernize its restaurants with AI and new technologynon aesthetic things0
2 photosPope Leo XIV warns AI could “ultimately destroy humanity” The Pope called for the technology to remain a tool that serves people rather than one that replaces or harms humanitynon aesthetic things0
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