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David Beckham put his photography skills to work during a luxe family getaway. The former professional footballer proved himself the ultimate Instagram husband, happily stepping behind the camera to capture wife Victoria’s picture-perfect moments in Portofino, Italy. Victoria, 52, posed in a long, low-back white lace dress and wide-brimmed sun hat as husband David, 51, snapped photos of her with a digital camera, as shown in snaps of the interaction. David Beckham snapped photos of wife Victoria Beckham during their latest family vacation, as seen above. COBRA TEAM / BACKGRID David and Victoria, seen above, sported a monochromatic yellow outfit and a white floor-length dress, respectively. COBRA TEAM / BACKGRID David, for his part, kept things bright in a yellow T-shirt and swim trunks, matching cap and brown loafers. The pair were also spotted grabbing lunch with daughter Harper, 15, and son Cruz, 21, who was joined by his girlfriend, Jackie Apostel. Cruz and Apostel made their relationship Instagram official in October 2024 and recently fueled engagement rumors when Apostel posted a photo showing a diamond ring on her ring finger. David, pictured above, was seen snapping photos of Victoria with a digital camera, as seen here. COBRA TEAM /

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Dig this one; the Blood Countess herself Elizabeth Bathory (Jessa Jupiter Flux, Murdercise , Onlyfangs ) has survived the centuries and settled down in suburbia! Meanwhile, Jenny (Angel Nicole Bradford, Backwoods Blood Feud , The House That Eats Flesh ) is having a shitty go of things as of late… she’s trapped in an abusive relationship and she’s completely broke. The solution to at least one of those probs comes in the form of a job offer from Bathory her damn self, and the gig really sucks too, as it involves looking after Liz’s insane sister… who lives in a bathtub, eats raw meat, and snarls all of the damn time. The job lasts roughly one second before Bathory works up an arcane boobs n’ blood style bedroom bedazzlement and marks our heroine with a sigil that gives her a taste for human flesh and additionally, at no extra fee, marks her as the vessel for the offspring of the demon king, Asmodeus! At least the job pays well… With Blood Bitch Baby there’s way more to love here besides the title! Let’s start with the cast… Angel Nicole Bradford has a great look… reminiscent of Sissy Spacek with a

Here are the stories of The Manila Times for Sunday, August 16, 2026. Lump-sum allocations in 2027 budget flagged SEN. Panfilo Lacson has flagged what he described as “questionable” lump-sum appropriations for infrastructure projects in the proposed P7.2-trillion national budget for 2027, saying he will demand details from the government agency concerned. Lacson said lump-sum allocations may be justified for unpredictable expenses such as calamity funds, but their use for infrastructure projects warrants closer scrutiny because the proposed allocations do not provide a detailed breakdown of the costs of individual projects. DOJ reviews US files vs Quiboloy, 2 others THE Department of Justice (DOJ) is reviewing six voluminous batches of supporting documents transmitted by the US government in connection with its extradition request for Apollo Quiboloy and two ranking officials of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC). State Counsel Dennis Arvin Chan confirmed that the DOJ is examining the documents that were received through the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). The two other individuals named in the formal extradition request, alongside Quiboloy, were Teresita Tolibas Dandan and Helen Panilag. Both were high-ranking administrators of the KOJC and were featured alongside Quiboloy on the FBI’s Most Wanted list. The US Department

Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Joe Giles-Harriswide (43) tackles wide receiver Mitch Tinsley (82) while running plays during training camp, Friday, Aug. 7, 2026, at Paycor Stadium in Downtown Cincinnati. | USA TODAY Network via Reuters Co Drew Garrison Sat, August 15, 2026 at 9:26 PM UTC · 4 min read

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The Hurricanes were back in action Friday evening, although instead of working on Greentree on this particular day, the team headed north to Hard Rock Stadium for their first scrimmage of preseason camp. After the scrimmage, head coach Mario Cristobal shared his thoughts on the workout with radio analyst Don Bailey Jr. Here’s what he had to say as Miami moves another step closer to its Sept. 4 season opener at Stanford. On how he felt the team performed in Friday night’s scrimmage at Hard Rock Stadium: “Back and forth … I thought there were some explosive plays and then some other plays where the defenses got after their butts. And then I saw it flip around the other way, too, in certain parts of the field and that’s what we were hoping for. We’re hoping for max effort, for physicality, and exchanging blows and then we felt like we saw that today. “We put a lot of guys in situations, some young guys, guys that haven’t gone with the ones yet, and gave them an opportunity to prove themselves. So, we’re going to watch film and see where that’s at. “Looks like we came out

Twitch sparks outrage as Amazon uses creators’ content to train AI by default, leaving streamers questioning consent and transparency despite opt-out options. Twitch, the Amazon-owned streaming giant, is under fire after revealing that creators’ content is automatically used to train Amazon’s generative AI models unless they manually opt out. The announcement, reported by BBC, has sparked outrage among streamers who argue the default setting undermines their consent. Chief Product Officer Mike Minton admitted during a livestream: “If it’s opt-in, nobody would opt-in. That’s the honest answer.” His candid remark fueled criticism, with one streamer calling the move “criminal” and another lamenting that Twitch missed an “opportunity to set an industry standard” against forced data collection. Generative AI, which powers tools like ChatGPT and Gemini, creates new content from existing data. Twitch explained that user audio could be used to refine speech-to-text models, improving subtitles across Amazon platforms. However, creators worry about broader implications, especially for game developers whose titles are streamed extensively. Mary Kish, Twitch’s head of community, walked viewers through disabling the feature via channel settings. Yet some users reported the toggle reactivating itself, raising concerns about transparency. Kish acknowledged the frustration, saying: “We don’t expect you to be

Jillian Fellows, Cheboygan Daily Tribune Thu, August 13, 2026 at 8:04 AM UTC The Indian River community welcomed the Golden Arches back to town on Tuesday, Aug. 11 with the grand opening of a new McDonald’s restaurant.  The celebration takes place just over a year after the town’s former McDonald’s was destroyed in an early morning fire.  “Indian River has shown our family and our McDonald’s team so much support over the past year, and it means so much to us to be back serving this community,” said Cindy Villaire, McDonald’s Owner/Operator, in a statement. “This restaurant is a place where neighbors gather, young people can find their first job and our team can build lasting relationships with the people we serve. We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make this reopening possible.” More: McDonald's in Indian River completely destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning As part of the grand opening,  » Read More

Tarik Skubal of the Los Angeles Dodgers is still getting used to his new team. After being traded at the deadline, Skubal is experiencing a first in his big-league career: a change of scenery. Skubal had spent his entire professional career with Detroit, who drafted him in the ninth round of the 2018 MLB Draft. He's now getting accustomed to his new digs, and has been impressed with how the Dodgers do things. Bob Nightengale of USA Today reported that Skubal was "blown away" by the clubhouse and amenities that the team has to offer its players. "I can’t believe how big that is," Skubal said. "I went to look for the hot tub, and wound up in the batting cage." The Dodgers are recognized as a first-class organization around the league, which is why so many players are interested in joining them. Skubal has heard about the reputation of the Dodgers, but now he actually gets to experience it first-hand. His tenure in Los Angeles is just about two weeks old,  » Read More

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