HM Coastguard Southend reported that on February 15th, they received information about a van driving onto The Broomway, a six-mile walking path that extends into the estuary towards Foulness Island, via Wakering Stairs.
This small device, worn like underwear, constantly tracks gas in the digestive system by measuring hydrogen released when someone passes gas. Scientists believe this is the first reliable and comfortable method for monitoring this process throughout the day.
Fans can expect a fresh take on the franchise. Director Zach Cregger, known for his unique style in horror films like Barbarian and Weapons, is giving the reboot a completely new direction, according to Berben.
This sci-fi fantasy game combines turn-based combat, roguelike elements, and RPG features. It was initially available on PC in early access, but the full version launched in December 2024. Now, you can also play it on Nintendo Switch – it’s available on the eShop for $29.99. Check out the launch trailer below!
Netflix has a huge and carefully chosen selection of both classic and original movies, giving you almost unlimited choices. However, this can sometimes make it hard to decide what to watch. Luckily, some movies really rise to the top this week, making your decision easier.
News leaked in the fourth quarter of 2025 that the university decided to play chess with its crypto strategy, trading some Bitcoin for the mischievously new Ethereum.
If you’re a fan of Labubu and have ever wondered what it would taste like, these chocolate desserts inspired by the character are sure to be a treat.
Similar to how many popular shows from the 2000s are now viewed critically, America’s Next Top Model is also facing scrutiny. A new documentary quickly addresses some of the show’s most awkward and problematic scenes.
In the 800th episode of The Simpsons, called ‘Irrational Treasure,’ Marge enters Santa’s Little Helper in a dog show in Philadelphia. Meanwhile, Homer gets caught up in a treasure hunt that’s similar to the movie National Treasure.
Columbia partnered with Breakside Brewery in Portland, Oregon, to create a new light lager called Nature Calls, as part of their “Engineered for Whatever” campaign. The beer is advertised as being made with real bear droppings, but that’s a bit of a playful exaggeration – it’s not what you think!