Can you catch Legionnaires’ disease at home?

Can you catch Legionnaires’ disease at home?

A fifth person has died in connection with an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease on Manhattan‘s Upper East Side, New York City’s health department said, as officials continue to work to contain the spread of the illness. The outbreak, which health officials have traced to contaminated cooling towers in the affluent neighborhood, has now left 82…

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Armand Assante To Narrate Documentary Feature ‘The Streets of Little Italy: 100 Years Of San Gennaro’

Armand Assante To Narrate Documentary Feature ‘The Streets of Little Italy: 100 Years Of San Gennaro’

EXCLUSIVE: Armand Assante (Gotti) has joined the feature documentary The Streets of Little Italy: 100 Years of San Gennaro and will narrate the project, directed by Paul Borghese (Once Upon a Time in Brooklyn). Currently in production, the feature-length documentary chronicles the story of how a small immigrant religious procession on Manhattan’s Mulberry Street evolved…

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Hong Kong eases listing thresholds to draw more IPOs

Hong Kong eases listing thresholds to draw more IPOs

They are part of a wider push by Hong Kong to strengthen its position as a fundraising hub Published Fri, Jul 24, 2026 · 08:54 PM [HONG KONG] Hong Kong’s stock exchange on Friday (Jul 24) made it easier for companies to go public in the Asian financial hub, lowering thresholds for firms with dual-class…

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Inaugural African Film Investor Roundtable Unfolds In Cape Town

Inaugural African Film Investor Roundtable Unfolds In Cape Town

EXCLUSIVE: In a sign of the growing momentum around African cinema, the inaugural African Film Investor Roundtable (IFIR) gathered top film investors and financiers involved in the continent’s creative industries in Cape Town this week, alongside a host of regional producers and international experts. Running July 21 to 23, the meeting was spearheaded by Steven…

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Chris Brown Pleads Guilty Over UK Nightclub Incident In Court

Chris Brown Pleads Guilty Over UK Nightclub Incident In Court

Chris Brown has pleaded guilty to affray following a fight in a London nightclub in 2003. According to BBC News, the singer entered his plea at Southwark Crown Court in a hearing that took less than five minutes. The incident took place in a London nightclub in Mayfair. Brown’s co-defendant, his vocal coach Omololu Akinlolu,…

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Sophie Cunningham is the angel of death for cancel culture

Sophie Cunningham is the angel of death for cancel culture

The Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham comes out and says trans athletes shouldn’t compete in women’s sports. The backlash begins, and it’s all-consuming. Social media erupts in fury, and the liberal side of the media enthusiastically echoes its loudest banshees: she must be punished for her prejudice, an example made. The brands take their cue, pulling…

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Democrats and Republicans want to extend TPS for Afghans

Democrats and Republicans want to extend TPS for Afghans

A bipartisan group of House lawmakers has introduced legislation that would extend Temporary Protected Status protections for eligible Afghan nationals in the United States, arguing that Afghans who supported the U.S. military efforts during the two-decade war should not be returned to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. The Afghanistan TPS Act was introduced by Representatives Jason Crow, a…

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Realized your dog has eaten recalled food? Vet explains exactly what to do

Realized your dog has eaten recalled food? Vet explains exactly what to do

Pet food recalls can be alarming for owners, particularly when they involve contamination or other health risks that could affect an animal’s well-being. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) maintains an Animal & Veterinary Recall database that tracks pet food-related recalls, withdrawals and terminated recalls. The database lists 10 pet food-related entries so far in…

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