UNBELIEVABLE: Grace - Caught on Camera

Woman scrolls Tinder. Then one profile picture makes her stop: ‘That’s my photo’

Identity theft: Tinder edition

We Got This Covered · Oct 25

Woman Drives New Chevrolet. Then Her Screen Starts Freaking Out While She’s On The Road

“It just keeps sliding through all of the screens."

Motor1 · Oct 18

‘Someone else will do it for less’: refugees in Kenya are powering tech for dwindling pay

Refugee gig workers for tech companies don’t know how much they’ll be paid – if AI hasn’t already taken their jobs

The Guardian - US · Oct 8

‘I was frightened out of my mind’: John Boyega on being one of last people to see Damilola Taylor alive

BBC documentary looks at final 24 hours of Damilola Taylor’s life after killing in 2000

The Independent UK · Sep 30

'Coach was like an aunty to us — things I wouldn’t tell my parents, I could tell her'

Basketball gave Grace a passion — but it was the belief of her Greenhouse Sports coach that transformed her future

Evening Standard · Sep 22

Mom died after running back into her burning home to rescue her 3-year-old daughter from fire

Bonnie Pierce initially made it out safely, but re-entered the burning structure after realizing her youngest child was still trapped inside

The Independent UK · Aug 31

A Minnesota mother escaped a burning home, realised her toddler was still inside and went back; firefighters found her shielding the child with her body

In a heartbreaking incident in Minnesota, a mother named Bonnie Pierce lost her life while bravely attempting to rescue her three-year-old daughter, Grace, from their burning home. Despite her own escape, Pierce selflessly returned to save her child. Tragically, Bonnie did not survive the fire, while Grace is currently in…

The Times of India · Aug 31

Farewell to Dolly, a beaten poet and all kinds of aliens: what to watch, see and listen to this week

I can’t think of anyone who wasn’t saddened to hear of the death of Dolly Parton this week, such was her natural ability to charm all kinds of people. Sharp, funny, warm and with a huge heart – much like her character Doralee in 9 to 5 – she constantly…

The Conversation · Aug 28

Late Fame: this tale of literary redemption is sad, tender and opaque

Kent Jones’s carefully wrought film Late Fame offers a wry eulogy for vanished bohemia and a deft meditation on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s famous dictum that “there are no second acts in American lives”.

The Conversation · Aug 27

‘We are not in a safe place’: women reveal being abused while producing the food Australians eat

I just worked two weeks in a farm in New South Wales and one of my friends stayed with my kids at home. With rent, sometimes I pay on time. Sometimes I call the landlord and say I will pay in two weeks. I really need my work rights or…

The Conversation · Aug 24