By JNS Reporter NEW YORK — If there is a quintessential New York Times reporter, that writer might complain that Orthodox New York Jews have too much influence and are not the “archetypical Jewish New Yorker.” That’s just what Dana Rubinstein
By Ananya Gairola Linda Yaccarino, who succeeded Elon Musk as Twitter CEO, has stepped forward to defend the platform’s controversial decision to temporarily limit the number of tweets users can read daily. Yaccarino took to Twitter and addressed the backlash the platform has received since
By Douglas Whitbread A mysterious artwork made of slate has appeared in the UK’s Lake District. It’s believed to have been created by an anonymous artist dubbed the “Borrowdale Banksy.” Mystery artwork made out of slate, created by an anonymous
By Alberto Arellano The former billionaire hip-hop mogul who set global media ablaze last year with a multi-month spree of antisemitic and pro-Hitler statements apparently believed that his loud declarations of bigotry would propel him into the Oval Office. In
By JNS Reporter Rabbi Aryeh Spero, the author of Push Back: The Battle to Save America’s Judeo-Christian Heritage and Why Israel Matters to You, died on June 26 following a significant illness. “Born in Cleveland, Spero, who eventually moved to
By Alberto Arellano An old, underground bunker, which reportedly stored three tons of explosives, apparently exploded on June 22, forming a large crater near Herzliya. “Residents of central Israel reported hearing a loud explosion on Thursday evening, which was heard
By Percy Lovell Crawford COLUMBIA, S.C. — Rae’Ven Kelly, known for her early, profound roles in Hollywood classics like “A Time to Kill” and “Ghosts of Mississippi”, and for portraying a young Tina Turner in “What’s Love Got To Do With
By Harrison Moore Joanie Melady serving with her Koalaa prosthetic. (KOALAA via SWNS) A schoolgirl has won her first tennis doubles tournament after being gifted a brand new prosthetic arm to help her play. Joanie Melady, 9, was given a
By Bibhu Pattnaik Former professional kickboxer and social media influencer Andrew Tate has offered to become Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk’s trainer in an upcoming cage match with Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg. In a tweet on Thursday, Tate said
By Rick Ellis One of the parts of the Apple TV+ executive interview that sparked the most comments on social media was the discussion about global production and the fear that a successful WGA strike might increase costs across the
By Ed Cullinane A couple who bought a rundown “crack den” stately home for just £225K ($281K USD) spent £2 million ($2.5 million USD) over ten years restoring it to its former glory. Reg and Elizabeth Price made a ‘daft’
By Allison Finch VALLEY MILLS, Texas — A 6-year-old boy died in Texas on 16th, June following a lengthy battle with injuries sustained from a lightning strike in May that left his father dead and elder brother injured. Grayson Boggs, of
By Tim Sigsworth Meet the Depop entrepreneur who started selling unwanted clothes from his bedroom to make extra cash at university – and made over $317,000. Callum Massey, 24, was in his second year of an English Literature degree at
By Bibhu Pattnaik Elon Musk has faced widespread backlash following his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter. Many analysts believe he overpaid for the deal. The billionaire also came under fire for rolling out Twitter Blue at a subscription fee of $8 a month. During the Paris
By Chris Katje Streaming giant Netflix Inc (NASDAQ: NFLX) has seen several phases growth. This includes partnering with other media companies on content before launching its own original series and movies. The company is now working on ways to diversify
By Chloe Nightingale A junior doctor has a side hustle to inspire kids to go green: being a professional mermaid. Yasmin Awan, 28, is a qualified mermaid after first taking an interest six years ago. She works at Aintree Hospital
By Lennox Kalifungwa Five-time Grammy-award-winning American pop singer Christina Aguilera will perform in Israel for the first time this summer, Live Nation announced on Thursday. She is scheduled to take the stage on Aug. 10 at Live Park in Rishon
By Alberto Arellano ATLANTA — The Indie Night Film Festival recently screened Roberto Sanchez’s Heroes, a film that captures the journey of a Cuban immigrant pursuing his American Dream, on Sunday, June 11, 2023. The screening took place at the historic
By Anthony Noto LOS GATOS, Calif. — Netflix correctly predicted an increase in revenue and accounts coming from its clamp down on password sharing. According to research firm Antenna, California-based Netflix has experienced a significant surge in daily sign-ups for
By Rick Ellis In February, AllYourScreens posted some thoughts from an anonymous Netflix executive, who discussed mini-rooms and other issues that were likely to part of the upcoming negotiations with the WGA, Writer’s Guild of America. This week, AllYourScreens spoke
