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A police officer was shot outside a synagogue in Ontario, Canada, on Yom Kippur, according to the report. The piece says a gunman opened fire and describes it as the latest in a string of synagogue attacks in Canada this year.
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Heather Graham attended the Fantastic Fest premiere of her horror film What Happened to Doris? in Austin, wearing a sheer black lace dress. The article focuses on her outfit, appearance, and past comments about beauty treatments and cosmetic procedures. It is celebrifiable entertainment coverage with no political or ideological angle.
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Nigella Lawson says she was nervous about judging amateur bakers on The Great British Bake Off, describing herself as a home baker rather than a polished professional. The article previews the new series and her judging debut alongside Paul Hollywood, including his comments on how she differs from past judges.
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Oliver Moy, founder of North Star Boys, won a one-of-one Jimothy raccoon baseball card for $20,100 in an eBay auction, with proceeds going to a 13-year-old fan's college fund. The article recounts how the viral Mariners mascot card drew a last-minute bid and Moy's plans to keep the card and promote self-acceptance.
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Miranda Hart says taking part in Celebrity Traitors will be physically challenging as she continues to manage the 'invisible' effects of ME. The article covers her return to television, her chronic illness, and her upcoming appearance on the BBC reality show.
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Joe Lycett discussed being typecast as the 'gay comedian off the telly' and preparing for Celebrity Traitors, saying he has been getting fitter to be a better father. The article covers his calm off-stage persona, his pansexuality, and his enthusiasm for the show.
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Marina Bye, daughter of Ruby Wax and Ed Bye, has been cast in the upcoming The Inbetweeners movie as the bride. The piece details her acting credits, comedy work with sister Madeline, and family background as a 'nepo baby.'
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In an opinion column, Daniel Hannan argues Britain is targeted for slavery reparations only because it is seen as a soft touch, calling reparations demands a hostile shakedown. He urges retaliatory sanctions such as aid cuts and visa bans against Caribbean and African states, while arguing Britain's abolitionist history and aid spending already outweigh any debt.
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A survey by FIRE found that more U.S. college students support banning controversial speakers and a record share say violence is acceptable to stop campus speeches. The article highlights declining tolerance, especially toward conservative views, and lists campuses with the highest and lowest intolerance.
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Burberry closed London Fashion Week with a spring/summer 2027 show and a star-studded front row, where many guests wore trench coats and leather looks. The article describes celebrity outfits, the collection's lighter fabrics and floral motifs, and notes festival-ready pieces.
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Trumpeter Dr. Jesse McGuire performed the national anthem at a Diamondbacks-Yankees game, but when his trumpet malfunctioned he sang the rest of the song, earning a standing ovation and later performing 'God Bless America.' The article recounts his history as a good-luck charm during Arizona’s 2001 World Series run and the team’s anniversary celebration.
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A poll finding that high-income Black families send children to private school at higher rates than white or Asian families is tied to Nikole Hannah-Jones' essay about sending her daughter to majority-Black public schools. The article highlights criticism that Hannah-Jones' decision backfired and presents her as an elite whose antiracist 'sacrifice' harmed her daughter.