Michael Jackson accuser James Safechuck and his mom are about to get grilled under oath ... as his long-running legal battle over his alleged childhood abuse by the King of Pop barrels ahead. According to court docs, obtained by TMZ, James is…
TMZ•TMZ Staff10 Sept
See that red backpack there? Sampson James used it to carry around his meager possessions during a stint of homelessness. Little did James know at the time this photo was taken, however, that it was also carrying around his salvation. This remarkable story of fraternity—philosophical and literal—comes from Steve Hartman’s “On the Road” segment at […]
Good News Network•Andy Corbley7 Sept
On Saturday, NBA superstar LeBron James published a video on X and Instagram hinting at an upcoming partnership with the leading prediction marketplace Polymarket. The promotion comes as prediction markets have become a mega-trend worldwide and a multi-billion-dollar industry. LeBron James Teases Polymarket Partnership “Welcome to Polymarket HQ. Coming soon,” James wrote on X. “In […]
Bitcoin.com News•Jamie Redman5 Sept
The announcement comes after James' free agency decision generated $273 million in prediction market volume across platforms.
The Block•Zack Abrams5 Sept
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has welcomed James ‘Ossie’ Miller as its new Aviation Commissioner. Miller brings to the ATSB extensive aviation experience across the airline, military, general and […]
This Booker-listed epic set in Aids-era Kingston is a triumph – bitter, bawdy and ravishingly queer “A sense of sweep,” replied Marlon James, when asked what moves him most in literature. “Sweep isn’t just about external journeys, but internal as well. It can be over years and decades, or across land and sea.” If that explanation is still hazy, pick up his mighty new novel, which is longlisted for this year’s Booker prize and is tirelessly – sometimes exhaustingly – grand and peripatetic. Mounting a grisly exposé of Jamaican homophobia, this polyphonic 640-page doorstopper is an emotionally bruising narrative that roves “uptown, downtown, ghetto and gully” through Aids-era Kingston with sidetrack excursions to 1950s England and a closing leap to 2000s United States. The novel’s defining event is a gruesome mob attack on eight queer men who have clandestinely come together to work on bringing John Herbert’s 1967 gay prison play, Fortune and Men’s Eyes, to the stage. The goal, in the words of director Havelock Titus, is to shatter “the whole fragile myth of Jamaican male sexuality”. “Because prison,” he explains, “is the ultimate male institution and yet masculine sexualities that could never happen outside in the normal world flourish in there all the time.” Continue reading...
The Guardian•Yagnishsing Dawoor24 Aug
Five travel writers share their favourite holidays at home, from gravel biking in Scotland and a steam train ride in Yorkshire to rowing all the way from Oxford to London One of my best UK holidays was the week I spent in June 2013 rowing from Oxford to London with two friends, James and Tom. Continue reading...
The Guardian•Max Benato, Kirsten Henton, Jill Mead, Marcel Theroux, Andy Pietrasik23 Aug
New York Attorney General Letitia James has urged Congress to revise the CLARITY Act, warning that the crypto market structure bill could restrict states from prosecuting fraud and enforcing investor protection laws. James challenges the CLARITY Act’s enforcement rules James…
Retired General James 'Spider' Marks warns closed AI systems create national security risks as China's open-weight Kimi K3 model closes the gap
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team23 Jul
James' recurring injuries force Chelsea into constant tactical shifts, echoing Wilshere's career, highlighting the fragility of football careers.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team27 Jun
James's absence impacts England's World Cup prospects, affecting fan token dynamics and investor strategies in sports-crypto markets.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team26 Jun