Professional eater inhales a burrito to reclaim a title she had lost as world's fastest
FOX Newsby Sean Joseph·8 Sept 2026
Leah Shutkever has done it. The influencer/professional eater has set the world record for fastest time to eat a burrito for the third time to reclaim a title she had lost to speed eater Miki Sudo...
Seven Apple TV settings can limit tracking without breaking streaming
AppleInsider Newsby Andrew Orr <andreworr@appleinsider.com>·8 Sept 2026
Apple TV 4K is better behaved and better for privacy than every smart TV, which admittedly is a bar buried under the living room floor. Here's what it tracks and which settings rein it in.
Moment Tommy Robinson threatens Channel 4 Dispatches journalist
Mail Onlineby Daily·8 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source This is the moment Tommy Robinson threatened a Channel 4 reporter investigating his finances and claiming he lied under oath in...
Teen reading slumps due to surge in screen time
PerthNowby Staff Writers·8 Sept 2026
Teen reading slumps due to surge in screen time Teenagers more accustomed to smartphones than Shakespeare are reading at the worst levels seen this century, driving a broader decline in education...
Erika Kirk pens essay on grief as readers gain insights into wrenching past year
FOX Newsby Brian Flood·8 Sept 2026
EXCLUSIVE — A year after Erika Kirk endured the unimaginable tragedy of her husband Charlie's assassination, she shared what she's learned about the universality of grief in a New York Times guest...
YouTuber claims LG TVs spy on users even when turned off
Mashableby Matt Binder·8 Sept 2026
Is your LG TV eavesdropping on you? That's the bold claim made by the YouTube channel Gamers Nexus.
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blargby mhoye·8 Sept 2026
September 8, 2026 On Monday, the Gamer’s Nexus team revealed the first part of their investigation in to LG Televisions, revealing that they’re basically always-on snooping devices, recording...
Media watchdog opens investigation into X over concerns children can view porn on the platform
TheJournal.ieby Diarmuid Pepper·8 Sept 2026
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20 Recent Photobooks Architects Should See
The Architect’s Newspaperby Jack Murphy·8 Sept 2026
“Photography alters reality. Also, photography is unavoidable.” This is one of many invented aphorisms that rattle around in my brain.
Viral Ole Miss fan goes through her favorite DMs since being discovered during win over Louisville
FOX Newsby Sean Joseph·8 Sept 2026
What a week of action to officially start the college football season. We had a mysterious second appear and the sad storming of the field that followed in Week 1 of the season.
There's never been a better time to build your own Fire TV Stick or Roku replacement
How-To Geekby Jorge A. Aguilar·8 Sept 2026
Streaming sticks used to be a really good purchase that was pretty straightforward. You paid the cost, which changed over time, plugged it in, and watched your shows.
10 Shows Like 'The Paper' You Should Watch Next
Lifehackerby Ross Johnson·8 Sept 2026
After a handful of false starts involving planned spin-offs and/or reboots, The Office universe continues in The Paper, returning for its second season on Peacock.
‘Phone-sticking and running’ metro trend raises safety concerns in Bengaluru
The Hinduby Darshan Devaiah B P·8 Sept 2026
A viral social media stunt involving content creators running alongside moving metro trains after attaching mobile phones to coach windows has reached Bengaluru, raising concerns among commuters...
Inside The New York Times’ Harrowing Evacuation of 124 Afghans
Vanity Fairby Rebecca Blumenstein, Diana Kapp·8 Sept 2026
August 15, 2021 The day that began slowly, full of unknowns, came instantly into alarming, stark focus.
Can you teach yourself to detect AI writing? Maybe
Scroll.inby Celeste Rodriguez, The Conversation·8 Sept 2026
AI is quietly reshaping writing. It’s not just that prose is changing – the very structure of written language is genuinely changing too. It’s not just a new technology. It’s not a fad.
25 Years Ago, One Of The Most Popular Competition TV Shows Ever Premiered On CBS - TVLine
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Esme Mazzeo)·8 Sept 2026
25 Years Ago, One Of The Most Popular Competition TV Shows Ever Premiered On CBS Twenty-five years ago, in September 2001, television looked a lot different than it does today. "E.R."
Canadians distrust government-funded local news, but it might the industry’s best bad option
The Conversation Canadaby Chris Arsenault, Chair of the Master of Media in Journalism and Communication Program (MMJC) and assistant professor of journalism, Western University·8 Sept 2026
In defending an independent press, American founding father Thomas Jefferson famously remarked that he would prefer “newspapers without a government” to a “government without newspapers.” So it’s...
How to Disable ACR to Stop Your TV From Tracking You
Lifehackerby Jake Peterson·8 Sept 2026
If you have an LG TV, you might have woken up on Tuesday to some concerning headlines: A thorough investigation by YouTube channel Gamers Nexus found that LG TVs are capable of collecting an...
America Must Protect Its Training Data
Lawfareby Ibrahim Dagher·8 Sept 2026
Washington has spent the summer alarmed by Chinese artificial intelligence (AI). After the release of Kimi K3—a Chinese model that pulled within reach of the U.S.
Nigella Lawson's unchanging face! TV star has barely aged
Mail Onlineby Daily·8 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source It's been 27 years since Nigella Lawson first burst onto our screens with her pin-up curves, saucy style and innuendo-laden cookery.
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