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NewsJosh Sonni-Lambie halfway-line effort wins LFC U18s' Goal of the Season award Published 7 hours ago By Glenn Price A spectacular Josh Sonni-Lambie effort from near the halfway line has been voted Liverpool U18s' Goal of the Season. The Academy forward lobbed the Stoke City goalkeeper from distance in the young Reds' season-opening 5-1 victory. It topped a supporter poll on Liverpoolfc.com, finishing just ahead of a Joe Bradshaw free-kick in the same game. Sonni-Lambie also claimed third and fifth place in the results, with a Haydn Murray-Holme strike in between. Published 7 hours ago

TDT | Manama Email: mail@newsofbahrain.com Bahrain’s Court of Cassation upheld a ruling convicting a poet of harassing a well-known Bahraini singer through a series of offensive Snapchat posts. The court confirmed that the defendant intentionally caused distress to the singer by publishing insulting and derogatory remarks on her Snapchat account during 2024. The Public Prosecution charged the defendant with misusing communication devices to cause annoyance and emotional harm to the complainant. A lower court initially acquitted the defendant and dismissed the related civil case. However, the High Criminal Court of Appeal later overturned the ruling and sentenced the defendant to six months in prison. The custodial sentence was replaced with a formal undertaking preventing the defendant from approaching, contacting, or harassing the complainant in any form. In its judgment, the Court of Cassation said the appellate court relied on sufficient evidence proving the singer was the intended target of the posts, despite her name not being directly mentioned. The court stated that trial courts have the authority to determine the identity of individuals targeted by defamatory or insulting remarks based on context, surrounding circumstances and the content of the statements. Court records showed the defendant published several connected Snapchat posts

by Colin Kirkland , 5 hours ago In an effort to attract more celebrity endorsements around its line of Ray-Bans wearables, Meta has hired Snapchat’s former senior director of content partnerships Jim Shepherd as the company’s new director of content and creator partnerships, as reported  by The Hollywood Reporter.  “Don’t be surprised to see a lot more celebrities wearing Meta Ray-Bans, or creators filming original content using their glasses,” the report starts, referencing Shepherd’s decade-plus history of leading Snapchat’s relationships with creator and celebrity talent across media, sports, and music, as well as the social media company’s content strategy, editorial and community initiatives, such as the recently launched Snappy’s awards show. advertisement advertisement At Meta, Shepherd will reportedly be focused on building creator relationships around the company’s AI wearables, including its Ray-Ban smart glasses.  Since their initial release in 2021 , Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses have been increasingly popular with consumers, selling millions of units and tripling sales in 2025. Holding a $3.5 billion stake (3%) in the Ray-Ban manufacturer, Meta has been able to expand its smart glasses products with additional  EssilorLuxottica brands, like Oakley.  As Apple, Google, and Snapchat develop competing wearables, Meta has announced new styles and

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When James Wan, the filmmaker behind “Insidious” and “Saw,” had his first Zoom meeting with Kane Parsons, the creator of the online phenom “Backrooms,” they were joined not by the YouTuber’s manager or agent, but by his dad. “We didn’t realize until we reached out that Kane was still in high school,” Wan admits. Parsons was only 16 at the time, but Wan believed that “Backrooms,” a series of “found footage” viral shorts the unfold in a warren of seemingly endless liminal spaces, had all the ingredients to make a compelling feature film. “It felt unique. It felt different,” says Wan, who would go on to produce “Backrooms” through his company Blumhouse-Atomic Monster. “There was a vibe and a concept that seemed fresh.” Popular on Variety Wan’s confidence paid off. “Backrooms” opened last weekend to $81 million domestically and $118 million worldwide, an impressive result for a film that was produced for just $10 million. Its success extends a streak of hit films from directors like Curry Barker (“Obsession”), Danny and Michael Philippou (“Talk to Me”), and Mark Fischbach (“Iron Lung”), who got their starts on YouTube. Parsons, who is 20, became the youngest director in history to have a

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Bethany, MO: Joe Campbell and Dilman (Uncle Eduardo) Mathis, partners in the often irreverent production company Boyz in the Neighborhood, have been building up an audience on such social media platforms as Facebook, TikTok and YouTube. Screenshot Facebook photo: Joe Campbell got out his diving gear to try to locate a block in a street tube in South Bethany. Bethany, MO: Joe Campbell and Dilman (Uncle Eduardo) Mathis, partners in the often irreverent production company Boyz in the Neighborhood, have been building up an audience on such social media platforms as Facebook, TikTok and YouTube. Post navigation  » Read More

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Hackers used Meta’s AI-powered support chatbot to infiltrate high-profile Instagram accounts, the company confirmed on Monday, saying it had resolved the problem after researchers exposed it. The targets ranged from Barack Obama’s White House account to Sephora and the US Space Force Chief Master Sergeant, according to reporting from 404 Media. Everyday users complained of similar hijackings on Reddit and X over the weekend. Security researchers and hacking groups posted videos and screenshots of how to steal an account on Telegram, and a video shared on X appears to show a hacker telling Meta’s AI assistant to link the account to a new email address; the bot assures the hacker a verification code has been sent to that new email, and asks to input the numbers in the chat interface. Once the hacker pastes the correct number, they are shown a button to reset the targeted accounts’ password. In at least one video, the hacker used a virtual private network to spoof the account holder’s location and avoid Meta’s safeguards. Meta said in a statement: “This issue has been resolved, and we are securing impacted accounts.” It is unclear how many accounts were affected. The breach raises concerns about just