Hollywood Reporter

Christopher Nolan Rejects Matt Damon’s “Defeatist” Claim That ‘The Odyssey’ Is Last of Its Kind

"There’s a defeatist aspect of viewing it that way that I don’t agree with," explains Nolan.

entertainment  Jul 13, 2026

BBC Sport

Alonso wants to keep Fernandez at Chelsea

New Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso is unveiled at Stamford Bridge and says he wants to keep Enzo Fernandez at the club.

sports  Jul 13, 2026

Yahoo Finance

This crypto giant just became a regulated bank

business  Jul 13, 2026

Ars Technica

Now, defenders are embracing the prompt injection, too

"Context bombing" tricks hacking agents into shutting down before they can do harm.

technology  Jul 13, 2026

Yahoo Finance

Morrisons plots £600m deal to fund fightback against Lidl

business  Jul 13, 2026

Yahoo Finance

There Are Plenty of Reasons to Buy Netflix Stock. This Is the One Investors Shouldn't Overlook.

business  Jul 13, 2026

Yahoo Finance

Axon Enterprise's Quarterly Earnings Preview: What You Need to Know

business  Jul 13, 2026

Yahoo Finance

EBAY Showered Owners With Cash. The Stock Did Not Cooperate

business  Jul 13, 2026

Yahoo Finance

Nvidia, Micron, and other chip players are poised to become cash-producing machines

business  Jul 13, 2026

Yahoo Finance

As SpaceX stock dips near IPO price, bulls like BofA's Epstein say buy on 'launch leadership'

business  Jul 13, 2026

Yahoo Finance

First Hawaiian to Buy TriCo Bancshares in $2 Billion Stock Deal, Building Pacific Bank Giant

business  Jul 13, 2026

BBC Sport

How valuable are Engels, Maeda & McGregor to Celtic?

Martin O'Neill has spoken of his doubts over the futures at Celtic of Arne Engels, Daizen Maeda and Callum McGregor, but what would their departures mean for the Scottish champions?

sports  Jul 13, 2026

NY Times Tech

How a Teacher Revived Backyard Baseball

Backyard Baseball, a favorite game for 1990s kids, had been off the market for years. But Lindsay Barnett was determined.

technology  Jul 13, 2026

Yahoo Finance

Volkswagen Warns It May Need to Cut 50,000 More Jobs

business  Jul 13, 2026

The Guardian

Australia banned vape ads more than two years ago – so why are they still all over social media?

Posts promoting illegal products appear across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube as expert says platforms ‘aren’t doing the job they promised they would do’Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastIllegal vape sellers have turned to social media to promote nicotine-filled products, with experts calling for a crackdown including stronger penalties for the platforms.Guardian Australia has identified a network of posts across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube promoting the sale of illegal

general  Jul 13, 2026

The Guardian

Layla Jeffery, 13, was ‘somewhat shy’ and ‘well-liked’. A Victorian town is struggling with her alleged murder

Donald – a small community about 280km from Melbourne – is grieving after a missing teenager was found deadGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastIn the week after Layla Jeffery failed to return home in the early hours of 4 July, residents in the tiny Victorian town of Donald worriedly shared posts about the missing 13-year-old girl.One woman, who was receiving chemotherapy treatment in the town last week, wrote on Facebook that she felt “sick” at the thought of something hap

general  Jul 13, 2026

The Guardian

Dolphin deaths in South Australia spike after algal bloom decimates food sources

The March 2025 marine disaster may be linked to a high number of dolphin deaths in the region, scientists sayGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe number of dead dolphins washing up on South Australian beaches spiked in 2025, according to long-term data that reveals mortalities during the state’s devastating algal bloom were the highest in 12 years.Last year, at least 70 carcasses of common and bottlenose dolphins were found across South Australia, with a further 20 repo

general  Jul 13, 2026

The Guardian Health

At a dying man’s bedside, I see something much rarer than grief: the courage to include the young | Ranjana Srivastava

If we spare youth the universal reality of death, we postpone to middle age the struggle to reconcile with itI am not especially superstitious but it tends to be a Friday afternoon when the collective mass of the hospital shudders to the realisation that the weekend is upon us and important questions are unanswered.My patient is a man in his early 70s who has kept deteriorating after major cancer surgery two weeks ago. Instead of the progressive recovery he was told to expect, he has grown worse

health  Jul 13, 2026

The Guardian Culture

Sam Neill was a warm, wry and unselfish star who twinkled so others could shine | Peter Bradshaw

His unshowy gifts, which discreetly carried arthouse drama and blockbuster adventures alike, never sucked a movie’s oxygen in to his own performance‘I’d like to think that, in life, I’m a goodie’: Sam Neill’s final interviewHis 20 best performancesA life in picturesObituaryNeill interviewed in 2023, 2024 and 2026Sam Neill was the leading man’s leading man who achieved something no other actor could: he was charismatic and self-effacing at the same time.He could play handsome and good-humoured or

entertainment  Jul 13, 2026

The Guardian Science

Natural sugar discovered in cloud of dust and gas near centre of Milky Way

Detection of erythrulose, also found in raspberries, shows that compounds key to life can form in interstellar spaceA natural sugar found in raspberries and used in fake tan lotions has been detected in an enormous cloud of dust and gas that lurks near the heart of the Milky Way.The discovery does not suggest that the galaxy revolves around a distant civilisation of pale, safety-conscious frugivores, but shows that compounds important for life can form in the frigid expanse between the stars. Co

science  Jul 13, 2026