Will AI kill the Asian entertainment industry, or reinvent it? Studios in China are turning to models from ByteDance and Kling to generate 100-minute short dramas for less than $3000. Fortune · 2h ago
Jammy tomato risotto and amaretto roast peaches: Toklas chef Chris Shaw’s simple summer recipes Make the most of the season’s freshest produce with a light but richly flavoured tomato-dosed dinner and a booze-laced, New York-inspired dessert The Guardian - UK · Aug 19
Used electric cars drive records as fuel prices bite It's not just new car sales - electric vehicles are taking off in Australia's second-hand automotive market as buyers seek to avoid high petrol costs. AAP · Jul 10
A thousand and one uses for a zested lemon Well, maybe not quite a thousand, but when life gives you bald lemons, make lemon ice cubes or indeed any of these super suggestions from our panel of lemonheads The Guardian - UK · May 26
Aussies to build GPS alternative for self-driving cars Cars, rockets and mining vehicles could drive themselves even when the global positioning system goes dark if a Sydney company succeeds in its mission. AAP · Mar 17
"Why have Kiss lasted in a town like Detroit? 'Cos we appeal to the real masses, the great unwashed of America." In 2003, Kiss fans coughed up $1,000 for front-row seats on their 2003 US tour with Aerosmith, and we joined the throng “In many ways Kiss has a lot more to do with rappers, both spiritually and aesthetically, than with grunge rock music” - Gene Simmons Metal Hammer · Mar 6
‘Something a bit naughty’: British snackers fall for the posh crisp Top chefs and brands transform once-humble snack with growing number of imaginative flavourings The Guardian - UK · May 16, 2025
The crunch bunch: how upmarket crisps conquered London restaurant menus Every child’s food fantasy has come true: crisps have become entirely acceptable during a meal out. Ben McCormack reports Evening Standard · Dec 10, 2024
New neuromorphic camera technology could enable drones navigate in areas where GPS fails Researchers are testing new hybrid imaging and inertial-guidance tech which might eliminate the need for restrictive GPS navigation in low-cost drones Digital Camera World · Nov 28, 2024
Are there any salad dressings that don’t rely on oil? Our panel says lots of dressings are light on oil: honey or yoghurt give texture, nuts the creaminess, or go for a south-east Asian nam pla and lime dressing The Guardian - UK · Jun 25, 2024
Travel chaos at Manchester Airport after major power cut halts all flights at two terminals Chaotic scenes as disruption set to last for much of the day Evening Standard · Jun 23, 2024
Robotics hub could enable self-driving cars and rovers Advanced technology including autonomous cars, moon rovers, flying taxis and marine vessels could benefit from advances created in a new Sydney facility. AAP · Sep 26, 2023
Michael Rosen lost for words as The Repair Shop preserves special diary chronicling his battle with Covid The much-loved children's author choked up as he was presented with the special book that was written in daily by nurses during his 40-day coma Wales Online · Jun 28, 2023
Midwest Fishing Report: Coho lead, but warming inland waters give variety Coho on southern Lake Michigan continue to lead the sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report, but the extended balmy conditions have drawn multitudes of anglers to fish for many species, smallmouth bass to bullheads. Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 11, 2023
Daily Record · Apr 5, 2023 The unexpected Prince Harry and Meghan interview which left TV crew reeling In the documentary Meghan spoke to ITV's Tom Bradby, where she revealed she was "not OK" while discussing the pressures of her new role as a royal mum.
Daily Record · Apr 5, 2023 Meghan and Harry's 'extraordinary and unexpected' interview which left TV crew reeling The 'explosive' 2019 ITV interview in South Africa sent shockwaves across the globe and now one of the team behind it claims he believes it was 'outlandishly unexpected and shocking'.
Daily Mirror · Apr 5, 2023 Prince Harry and Meghan's 'extraordinary and unexpected' interview left TV crew reeling Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's 'explosive' 2019 interview in South Africa sent shockwaves - and now one of the people behind it has claimed it was 'so outlandishly unexpected and shocking'
The Independent UK · Apr 5, 2023 Former ITN boss: Tom Bradby’s interview with Meghan in 2019 was ‘shocking’ ITV documentary An African Journey followed the newlywed Duke and Duchess of Sussex across part of the continent.
WEKU · Mar 8, 2023 'The Angel Maker' is a thrilling question mark all the way to the end In Alex North's skilled hands, this narrative that juggles so many elements becomes a very cohesive, enthralling ride into some of the darkest corners of extreme religiousness and human nature.
The Independent UK · Jan 23, 2023 Chris Shaw leaves ITN as editorial director after 25 years He is leaving to ‘pursue other media interests and artistic challenges’, ITN said.
Daily Record · Oct 19, 2022 The 'passive cooking' hack that can help you slash your energy bills An expert has said that the technique can work on pasta, veggies and poached eggs.
Woman & Home · Oct 15, 2022 How to keep your house warm for less: 15 cost-effective tips and tricks Follow these expert tips on how to keep a house warm during the colder months without cranking up the heating
Daily Record · Oct 13, 2022 The clever shower hack which can heat your home and lower energy bills "Simple changes around the home could potentially go a long way".
Daily Mirror · Oct 7, 2022 Heating bill expert shares radiator trick to keep rooms as warm as possible for longer An expert on utilities has shared his top advice to help get the most out of your heating this winter as many try to keep bills down during the cost of living crisis
ABC News · Sep 10, 2022 Rattlesnake Root cough mixture bottle leads to fascinating Cairns historical discovery The chance discovery of a mysterious "rattlesnake root" potion has brought to light the forgotten story of one of Australia's most spectacular pharmaceutical failures – from an era less bygone than first thought.