Harry Potter star Jessie Cave earned £15,000, roughly $20,000, in a single day after launching an OnlyFans account in 2025, according to an interview published in The Times on Aug. 7. Cave, best known for playing Lavender Brown in the film franchise, stated that she has easily made more money on the subscription platform in … Read more
According to International Association of Fire Fighters data reported at the world premiere of the documentary “Burnin’ Down the House,” cancer caused 200 of the 268 line-of-duty deaths recorded in the fire service in 2025. The 80-minute feature film, directed by Worcester-born filmmaker Tommy Jay Dwyer, debuted Thursday, Aug. 6, at The Hanover Theatre for … Read more
A new documentary exploring Miami University’s football coaching tree, known as the Cradle of Coaches, premieres on August 17 on Peacock, according to university announcements. The project captures rare archival materials and firsthand interviews detailing a lineage that produced coaches from Paul Brown to Sean McVay. Origins and History of the Cradle of Coaches at … Read more
Moviegoers in New York have two specific locations to view Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in its intended 70mm IMAX format. With only 25 theaters nationwide equipped to screen the film in this high-resolution, large-format style, New York residents can access the experience at AMC Lincoln Square 13 in New York City or Cinemark Tinseltown Rochester … Read more
Stephen Chow’s latest feature, Kung Fu Soccer, is set to debut on July 11 in China, featuring a sprawling international cast that includes Japanese actor Takeru Satoh and South Korean star Song Kang-ho. Who is starring in Kung Fu Soccer? The film features a mix of established international actors and professional athletes. Screen Daily reports … Read more
Lizzo’s fifth studio album, B**ch, sold 2,649 copies in its debut week, marking a sharp decline from the 39,000 copies sold by her 2022 album Special. During an interview on the Proto Pop podcast, the singer, real name Melissa Jefferson, described the commercial downturn as “soul-crushing” and noted a shifting connection between artists and the … Read more
As summer temperatures climb into the mid-90s, public playground equipment can reach surface temperatures as high as 130 degrees, posing a significant risk of first- or second-degree burns to children, according to medical experts at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital. Dr. Rudy Kink advises parents to physically test surfaces with their hands before allowing children to … Read more
The Evolution of Solar Security: Where Home Surveillance is Heading For years, the “wireless” promise of home security was a bit of a lie. You had cameras that didn’t need a data cable, but they still required a power cord or a battery that died every few weeks. The emergence of integrated solar solutions, like … Read more
Lola Young’s Collapse and the Rising Focus on Artist Mental Health Lola Young’s recent collapse onstage at the All Things Go Festival in Novel York City has sparked renewed conversation about the pressures faced by rising artists and the critical necessitate for mental health support within the music industry. The incident, occurring during her performance … Read more
The Rise of Bold Reimagining in Cinema: Beyond Blockbusters Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride!, a reimagining of the Bride of Frankenstein mythos, isn’t just a film. it’s a symptom of a growing trend in cinema. Audiences are increasingly seeing established stories and genres deconstructed and rebuilt, often with a willingness to embrace tonal ambiguity and formal … Read more