Month: July 2026

Bron Lewis didn’t plan to become a comedian while standing in front of a classroom full of teenagers. After nearly a decade as a high-school teacher, she walked onto a Raw Comedy stage, won the national competition in 2022, and suddenly had a new career. Today she’s a writer for The Project, a regular panellist … Read more

Few actors have pulled off a career reinvention as complete as Keri Russell’s—going from America’s sweetheart to an Emmy-nominated lead in a gritty espionage series to fronting a Netflix political thriller. Here’s what you need to know about her life, work, and the questions fans keep asking. Born: March 23, 1976 · Birthplace: Fountain Valley, … Read more

Getting a new shower screen sounds straightforward, until you’re staring at a tape measure and a wall that’s definitely not square. Whether you’re replacing a tired curtain or fitting out a new wet room, the decision comes down to three things: size, glass, and how much you want to spend, and this guide walks through … Read more

It’s hard to imagine what it’s like growing up with two of the most famous people in the world as parents, but for Elijah Blue Allman, that reality has played out in a very public and increasingly painful way. The son of Cher and the late Gregg Allman, he’s navigated a life in rock music, … Read more

Few rock bands have weathered as many lineup storms as AC/DC. From the tragic loss of a lead singer at the peak of fame to the quiet departure of a founding brother, the band’s story is one of constant reinvention. Years active: 1973–present · Original members: 5 · Deceased members: 3 (Bon Scott, Malcolm Young, … Read more

It’s been a rough year for Latrell Mitchell, and not just because of the calf that’s kept him on the sideline since mid-2026. The South Sydney Rabbitohs fullback has faced a complex injury picture that’s threatened his State of Origin availability and, according to reports from Sporting News (sports news outlet), might have already played … Read more

There’s something about a person who literally outgrows every room they enter — and Robert Wadlow didn’t just do that; he redefined what human growth is capable of. By the time he passed away at 22, he stood 8 feet 11 inches tall, making him the tallest person in recorded history according to Guinness World … Read more