Cracked and rough heels are a common summer complaint. A simple home remedy involves mixing four tablespoons of ingredients such as baking soda, olive oil or glycerine into a paste, applying it to the heels, and leaving it on for a few minutes. Regular use can leave skin smooth without the need for a beauty salon visit.
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"The Long Walk," a dystopian horror thriller adapted from Stephen King's novel, grossed $63 million worldwide on a $20 million budget and is now one of the most-streamed titles on Paramount+, having previously topped Starz. The film stars Cooper Hoffman and David Jonsson. Director Mike Flanagan is also developing a "Carrie" series for Prime Video.
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The Kremlin has launched a sweeping financial crackdown on Russia's defence-industrial complex, deploying the FSB, Investigative Committee, Interior Ministry, prosecutors, Federal Treasury, Rosfinmonitoring, the Tax Service and the Anti-Monopoly Service. The agencies are tasked with scrutinising defence-contract pricing, subcontractors, supply chains and strategic assets. Analysts see the move as a sign that Moscow is losing control over war spending and looking to root out fraud.
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Hair gradually loses density, shine and elasticity with age due to hormonal shifts, a slowdown in hair follicle metabolism, and the cumulative effects of stress and diet. The number of active follicles decreases over time, and each new hair grows thinner than its predecessor. These changes typically accelerate after the age of 30 and are a biological process rather than the result of poor hair care.
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Chinese automaker Xpeng has unveiled the L03 SUV, featuring integrated Google Maps and a Full Self-Driving-style autonomous capability, priced roughly $3,500 below the Tesla Model Y. The vehicle is aimed squarely at the European market. It represents Xpeng's latest push to challenge Tesla's dominance in the premium EV segment.
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A lightning strike in the Swiss Alps killed 97 sheep in the canton of Valais, according to the dpa news agency. Eighty animals from the flock survived the incident. No further details about the location or owner were provided.
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Scientists in Warsaw are daily uncovering new bones of a mastodonsaurus โ a giant prehistoric amphibian that lived in present-day Poland around 240 million years ago, predating the famous dinosaurs. The fossil had been locked inside rock for hundreds of millions of years. Once preparation work is complete, the skeleton will be put on public display.
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Epic Games announced that starting July 30, Fortnite creators will be able to publish experiences featuring AI-powered characters. At launch, 36 characters with "consistent voices and personas" will be available, including Fortnite staples such as Agent Jones, to be used as NPCs. The move is part of Epic's broader push to integrate AI into its creative ecosystem.
Boavista FC from Porto faces bankruptcy proceedings after 123 years of existence, and must halt all operations immediately. The club has been ordered to hand over the keys to the 28,000-seat Estadio do Bessa and vacate it by 31 July. It marks the potential end of one of Portugal's most storied football clubs.
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Dishonored, the 2012 dark fantasy steampunk revenge game from Arkane Studios and Bethesda Softworks, is praised as a near-perfect title with strong cinematic qualities. The author argues its tight narrative and world-building make it ideal for a TV adaptation, especially as high-quality video game adaptations like The Last of Us become increasingly common. Its existing edge and rich universe slot naturally into current streaming trends.
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Microsoft has redesigned the Windows search experience, reducing the number of ads and improving results for local files and system settings. The new interface is cleaner, and the search engine handles typos more effectively. The update is currently rolling out to Windows Insider testers before a broader release.
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Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has identified a newly discovered malware framework specifically targeting cryptocurrency investors. Attackers use social engineering tactics and trojanized GitHub applications to compromise victims' devices and steal their funds. The framework represents a sophisticated and targeted threat to the crypto community.
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Wall Street investment firms are preparing for an era of reduced public commentary from the US Federal Reserve. Some are building proprietary AI-powered tools โ informally dubbed "WarshGPT" โ to gain an analytical edge in interpreting the Fed's increasingly sparse communications. The shift reflects a broader adaptation to the Fed's new communication strategy.
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Breathing therapists are increasingly promoting a technique called "breathing espresso" โ a short, conscious breathwork exercise said to quickly boost focus and energy without caffeine. The practice involves a series of dynamic inhalations and exhalations that stimulate the nervous system and can be done anywhere: at home, the office or in a car. Proponents say the effect rivals a shot of espresso, minus the caffeine side effects.
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Adding one tablespoon of water per egg is a simple trick for light, fluffy scrambled eggs instead of a dense, rubbery result. The water turns to steam during cooking, aerating the egg mixture and giving it a softer texture. The ratio is easy to remember and requires no extra ingredients.
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The origins of the Slavic peoples remain one of the unresolved questions of historical science. Slavs are today the largest group of European Indo-Europeans, yet researchers have not conclusively determined where they came from or where their original homeland was. The subject is particularly sensitive in Poland for reasons of national identity and history.
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Before Ziggy Stardust and the Thin White Duke, there was a young, ambitious David Bowie from London searching for his own identity. His debut album, often overlooked, shows a different side of the artist before he redefined pop culture. The article makes a case for including this early record in every Bowie fan's collection as a window into his formative years.
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Laotian officials say they cannot determine the cause of death of tourists who died in 2024 in circumstances linked to methanol poisoning, because autopsies were not conducted. Without post-mortem evidence, authorities say they have no proof of poisoning. The case has raised safety concerns for tourists travelling to Laos.
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Around 1,500 British and French soldiers will travel to Poland in September for joint coalition exercises focused on logistics and troop-transfer operations, Deputy Defence Minister Paweล Bejda announced on Wednesday. The drills are designed to practise rapid force deployment. The exercise forms part of broader NATO efforts to strengthen the Alliance's eastern flank.
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Azerbaijan is deepening economic and logistical ties with Russia, even as President Ilham Aliyev publicly expresses support for Ukraine. Moscow is rebuilding its influence in the Caucasus region and gaining new supply routes through Baku. Azerbaijan is playing both sides, extracting economic benefits while avoiding a firm geopolitical alignment.
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The documentary series World War II with Tom Hanks, in which the actor narrates key moments of the Second World War, has reached number one on global streaming charts. Hanks is a prominent figure in the WWII genre, having previously starred in Saving Private Ryan (five Oscars, over $480 million at the box office) and Apple TV's Masters of the Air, which was also trending in the top 10 recently.
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After England's World Cup semi-final defeat, manager Thomas Tuchel claimed that ball possession is not in the DNA of English footballers. Manchester United legend Gary Neville publicly disagreed, saying he has a "big problem" with that statement and listing specific tactical mistakes made by Tuchel himself.
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