Author: Caden Fitzroy

Allegri downplays Milan title chase, sets 74‑point Champions League goal

Allegri tells Milan the goal is Champions League qualification, not the title, setting a 74‑point target as the club leads Serie A and prepares for Pisa.

Westlife Confirms Mark Feehily Will Miss 25th Anniversary Tour

Westlife confirmed Mark Feehily will miss their 25th‑anniversary tour due to health issues, keeping the 48‑date European run on schedule while fans await his recovery.

England Women chase victory over Sri Lanka at Colombo's Premadasa Stadium

England Women take on Sri Lanka at Colombo's Premadasa Stadium in WC2025, with England eyeing a top‑two finish and Sri Lanka desperate for a win to stay alive.

Psycho II: How a 1983 Sequel Revived Norman Bates and Forecasted IP Franchises

Psycho II returns Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates, turning the 1983 sequel into a daring psychological thriller that reshaped horror sequels and foreshadowed modern franchise revivals.

Nintendo Switch 2 gets expanded Super Mario Bros. Wonder with Bellabel Park multiplayer hub

Nintendo is releasing an expanded Super Mario Bros. Wonder for Nintendo Switch 2 next spring, headlined by Bellabel Park—a new multiplayer plaza with party-style minigames. The edition promises broader enhancements to the base game, with more details to come. Existing Switch owners can buy an upgrade pack, and the new game card will run on the original Switch with standard features.

Sebastien Jacquet wins 2025 Eurostar for Cross-Car Line and Product Engineering at Stellantis

Stellantis chief quality officer Sebastien Jacquet has been named a 2025 Eurostar in Cross-Car Line and Product Engineering. The honor follows his June 2025 appointment and caps nearly 25 years in engineering and quality roles. He helped launch the STLA Medium platform, a cornerstone of Stellantis’s multi-energy strategy. The award spotlights his leadership across complex, multi-brand programs.

Emerald Fennell brings Wuthering Heights to Haworth: new film teased at Brontë festival

Oscar-winning filmmaker Emerald Fennell will headline the Brontë Women’s Writing Festival in Haworth to discuss her new Wuthering Heights adaptation, starring Margot Robbie and filmed in the Yorkshire Dales. The movie is slated for early 2026. The festival focuses on northern writers during Bradford’s UK City of Culture year, with guests including Tracy Chevalier and Holly Ringland. Tickets for the launch event are £25.

Graham Linehan arrested at Heathrow on suspicion of inciting violence over trans posts

Graham Linehan was arrested at Heathrow on suspicion of inciting violence with social media posts about transgender people. The Metropolitan Police detained him after he landed from Arizona. He was taken to hospital during questioning due to high blood pressure, then released on bail with a condition banning him from posting on X. The case has triggered a political row over policing and free speech.

Graham Linehan controversy: Chris O’Dowd says he wishes ‘IT Crowd’ creator was still writing

Chris O’Dowd says he wishes The IT Crowd creator Graham Linehan was still working in TV, despite the writer’s anti-trans views derailing his career. The actor called Linehan the best comedy writer he’s worked with and keeps in touch, even as industry backlash continues over Linehan’s comments and a pulled IT Crowd episode. The remarks reopen a fraught debate over art, accountability, and free expression.

Afghanistan earthquake: 6.0 quake near Jalalabad kills 1,100+ as landslides stall rescue

A 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan late on August 31, killing more than 1,100 people and injuring nearly 3,000. The epicenter was 17 miles east of Jalalabad, with Kunar and Nangarhar provinces worst hit. About 8,000 homes collapsed. Landslides and shattered roads are blocking aid to remote mountain villages. China and the IFRC have pledged help as authorities warn the toll could rise.