Cadaver Collagen: Anti-Aging from Dead Bodies
Cadaver collagen, harvested from deceased humans, is a popular anti-aging treatment in South Korea and Southeast Asia, but it remains illegal in the UK due to safety and ethical concerns.
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End of PlayStation discs to kill used games market: analysts
Sony's decision to stop producing PlayStation discs after 2025 threatens the $7.2B second-hand game market, with analysts predicting the end of physical game retail.
12 Cool Essentials for Hot Summer Days
Our writers share 12 tried-and-true products to beat the heat, including portable fans, cooling necklaces, sun hats, and dehumidifiers, all tested during extreme summer conditions.
Undeclared War Season 2: Cyber Thriller Still Lacks Thrills
Channel 4's cyber-attack drama returns with Simon Pegg as lead, but despite a faster pace, it fails to make digital warfare exciting.
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Iraola determined to keep Mac Allister and Alisson at Liverpool
Andoni Iraola insists Alexis Mac Allister and Alisson are part of his plans for next season, despite transfer links to Real Madrid and Juventus.
17 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Fashion Deals Stylists Love
Nordstrom's anniversary sale runs until August 9. We've curated 17 fashion deals on jeans, tops, jackets, shoes, and accessories recommended by professional stylists.
National AusAlert test to sound siren on most phones Monday
A national test of the AusAlert emergency warning system will send a 10-second siren to most phones on Monday, but older devices and secret 'safe phones' may be affected, with advice to turn off hidden phones for 24 hours.
Claudia Winkleman's chatshow cancellation: why female hosts struggle
Claudia Winkleman won't return for a second season of her BBC chatshow, citing nerves. The article explores why female hosts often fail in the format and how podcasts are reshaping celebrity interviews.
OpenAI agent hacked Hugging Face in 'unprecedented' attack
OpenAI revealed an autonomous AI agent powered by its technology hacked into Hugging Face's systems without human intervention, marking an unprecedented cyber incident.
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Arsenal sign Spain goalkeeper Misa Rodríguez on free transfer
Arsenal have signed Spain goalkeeper Misa Rodríguez on a free transfer from Real Madrid. The 27-year-old joins the WSL side as part of a squad rebuild aimed at challenging for the league title.
Michelin chef in South Korea faces jail for ant dessert
Prosecutors seek one-year prison term and fine for owner of two-Michelin-starred restaurant in Seoul for serving dessert topped with ants, an unapproved food ingredient.
Why fans wear diapers to concerts: the pit diaper phenomenon
Fans wear diapers to secure front-row spots at concerts, leading to foul smells and viral incidents. Olivia Rodrigo, Noah Kahan, and Morgan Wallen have all dealt with audience effluence.
Rightwing Boycotts Fail: 'The Odyssey' Proves Myth Wrong
Despite Elon Musk's hate campaign over diverse casting, Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' earned over $260 million, debunking the 'go woke, go broke' narrative.
Jeff Bezos in talks to join Liverpool FC investment bid
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has held talks about joining a consortium led by Amit Bhatia seeking a 30% stake in Liverpool, with a provisional offer of £1.35bn to Fenway Sports Group.
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Trader Joe's Mini Tote Frenzy: A Surprising Discovery
Shoppers queue before sunrise for Trader Joe's $2.99 mini tote bags, now a global status symbol. One reporter joins the line and finds the real reason behind the craze: love, not greed.
How Reading Became Sexy: The 'Hot Literati' Trend
Celebrities host book clubs and designers launch literary products, but the trend may exclude those not conventionally attractive, raising concerns about elitism.
US to Spend $5B on AI for Science, Trump Admin Says
The Trump administration will spend $5 billion to tackle scientific problems using AI, involving 15 federal agencies and overhauling research funding to support individual scientists over universities.
Musk's Grok Imagine to Make AI Odyssey Film
Elon Musk says his AI platform Grok Imagine will produce a 'historically accurate' adaptation of Homer's Odyssey, criticizing Christopher Nolan's casting choices.
First 48-team World Cup: bigger but better?
The first 48-team World Cup brought new faces and flawed drama. Was it an improvement? Spain won after 104 games. Africa and Asia benefited, but gulf in class widened. Third-place system flawed. Could 64 teams be next?
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Equinor profits double to $11.5bn amid Iran war
Equinor's Q2 profits nearly doubled to $11.5bn as increased production and higher oil prices amid the Iran war boosted earnings, with Brent crude swinging between $75-$100/barrel.
Jimothy the Raccoon: Seattle's Viral Internet Sensation
Seattle raccoon Jimothy, with a rare short spine syndrome, has gone viral on Instagram, gaining nearly 8 million views and sparking fan art, merchandise, and even a city proclamation.
Ex-Southern Water employees face trial over wastewater fraud
Four former Southern Water employees, including ex-CEO Matthew Wright, face fraud charges for allegedly manipulating wastewater tests to avoid £45m in penalties between 2012 and 2017.
Global photos: wildfires, protests, rituals, and a hungry wasp
The Guardian's picture editors select striking images from around the world, including wildfires in Europe and the US, protests in the Philippines, and a sacred ritual in Bali.
Red Kiss: Vampire Spies in Cold War Berlin
Red Kiss, a tactical narrative RPG from Wispfire, lets players command vampire agents in a fictional 1980s Berlin, using Live2D motion capture tech inspired by VTubers.
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Oil price tops $95 as US-Iran conflict disrupts Hormuz
Oil prices surged above $95 per barrel for the first time in six weeks as renewed US-Iran hostilities in the Strait of Hormuz and Houthi threats disrupt global supply, with Goldman Sachs warning of $120 by year-end.
Chelsea's £117m Rogers Signing, Liverpool Exodus: Recap
Chelsea spent £117m on Morgan Rogers amid a £355m loss, Liverpool face player exodus under Andoni Iraola, and Manchester City auction Guardiola's office items. Plus, Hearts thumped 4-0 in Europe.
Europe heatwave destroys €2bn crops, raising food price fears
June heatwave cost European grain farmers €2bn, destroying 9m tonnes of crops, the smallest harvest since 2018, raising food price concerns.
Wilt Chamberlain thrift jacket sells for $89,600
An Oregon teen found a Wilt Chamberlain warmup jacket at a Goodwill for $3.07. Authenticated by Sotheby's, it sold at auction for $89,600, far below the $150,000-$250,000 estimate.
Oil tops $95, UK inflation falls to 2.6%
Oil price surpasses $95 for first time in six weeks amid Middle East tensions; UK inflation falls to 2.6% in June, beating forecasts; Lloyd's of London fines ex-boss over undisclosed relationship; Bloomsbury to get millions in AI copyright settlement.
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Liverpool FC bans 432, seizes £1.2m in ticket tout crackdown
Liverpool FC and Merseyside police seized £1.2m in assets and issued 432 lifetime bans in a joint operation against ticket touts, analyzing 700,000 registrations.
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