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Earlier today (Tuesday 14 April), a warrant was carried out at a home in Tranmere and officers found a large quantity of ketamine, cannabis, cocaine ...

The South is more than a place. It’s often where America’s next chapter begins. The Atlanta Journal‑Constitution’s new original YouTube series, “Curiosities of the South,” takes viewers into unexpected corners of the South to explore the stories shaping the region and beyond. Through on‑the‑ground reporting, visual explainers and deep dives, the AJC’s “Curiosities of the South” goes beyond headlines to uncover the cultural shifts people miss, the communities too often overlooked and the unanswered questions shaping the South and the nation. Rooted in the AJC’s tradition of vivid storytelling and investigative reporting, the video series follows stories in motion, on the ground as they unfold. Upcoming episodes will take viewers inside Atlanta’s growing surveillance network, examining how the city became one of the most surveilled in the country and how new technologies that are being developed here are expanding monitoring in ways that may challenge ideas about privacy. Another episode will reexamine Southern identity itself, questioning whether the history we think we know is rooted in fact or shaped by myths and stories passed down over generations. The video series also draws on AJC investigations into the future of industrial towns, exploring how once-booming communities are being reshaped by automation

Bloodborne video game film adaptation announced with YouTuber Jacksepticeye 3 hours ago Naomi de Souza and Tom Richardson, BBC Newsbeat Sony/FromSoftware Bloodborne is a 2015 action role-playing game made by legendary Japanese developer FromSoftware Hit video game Bloodborne is being developed into an animated film co-produced by YouTube star Jacksepticeye. The 2015 PlayStation exclusive is one of the most celebrated games of all time, but has never received a sequel despite fan demand. While plot details and a release date remain under wraps, the film will be developed by Sony Pictures and PlayStation Productions, who say the adaption will be true to the spirit of the game. The news was confirmed at this year's CinemaCon, which brings together studios and cinema executives for a sneak peek at upcoming productions. The annual event kicked off in Las Vegas on Monday. Attendees were also treated to Tom Holland in hologram form presenting a fresh clip of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, as well as a first look at The Social Reckoning, the highly-anticipated sequel to the acclaimed 2010 film The Social Network. Bloodborne, from legendary Japanese developer FromSoftware, built on the studio's successful Dark Souls series, famed for its punishing, strategic combat encounters.

Asmongold, the controversial Twitch influencer also known as Zack Hoyt, has shared that he spent his recent hiatus from the platform getting dental surgery, and it wasn’t cheap. Bragging proudly on his livestream, Hoyt revealed: “I spent $7,000 to get my teeth fixed, and I’ll have to spend more, too.” During the session, Asmongold seemed to feed off real-time comments like “ewwww” as he picked up the topic with gusto, approaching it in graphic detail. At one point, the audience was made aware that he could “taste a little bit of the rot” every time he bit down. Asmongold also revealed that the issue had been uncomfortable for around three months before he decided to seek treatment. Asmongold tells the disgusting story of getting his rotten teeth fixed while banned undefinedThese 2 here were like black..for the past 3 months, the teeth that I had were rotten..every time I would bite down, I would taste a little bit of the rot..last night was the first night that I… pic.twitter.com/Vbk5f5btau undefined yeet (@Awk20000) April 13, 2026 With a tendency to put his audience at the forefront of his world, Asmongold was back to his usual self in sharing every little moment.

Twitch streamer, Rachel Valkyrae has opened up about why she deleted a comment related to Sykkuno on the social media. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS, FLIPBOARD, FACEBOOK, WHATSAPP CHANNEL Ace Twitch streamer, Rachel Valkyrae, has now addressed the backlash she faced after deleting a comment on X, which has been linked to the ongoing controversy surrounding content creator, Thomas Sykkuno. The online community has been divided over the allegations. Well, for those who do not know, there has been a detailed document released by VTuber HemomalVT, who has accused Sykkuno of misconduct, manipulation, and having multiple relationships. Twitch streamer, Rachel Valkyrae has opened up about why she deleted a comment related to Sykkuno For the unversed, a user named Veizau revealed in a tweet that Twitch streamer, Rachel Valkyrae had responded to Twitch streamer, Jason TheWeen with the same message she had given to Sykku after he recreated his notorious pictures. Twitch streamer, Rachel Valkyrae had commented, "Let me get you more jewellery." Well, a video released by Yoxic on X revealed that Valkyrae addressed her deleted reply under JasonTheWeen's post mocking Sykkuno, saying she was trying to be lighthearted, but deleted it after receiving backlash. In the video, Valkyrae

I recently came across a Facebook post of a man in his 40s who was seriously considering leaving his current career and becoming a radio personality. That post should scare everyone in this industry. Not because of the question, but because of the answers. What got my attention were the comments and words of “advice”, following the post, from those in and NOT in the industry. Allow me to share a few, anonymously, of course: It’s a bad time to join that industry. Even the big-time veterans are getting let go. Large radio companies are layoff factories right now. Many extremely talented radio people are either struggling to find work or have just decided to change career paths. Not worth the time, major effort, and money for embarrassment! Corporate bean-counters consider talent and creativity a bottom-line problem that must be eliminated. Every year, they slash more and more. It’s bare-boned now. Sounds “interesting”.  » Read More

The FDA has scolded Pfizer over Facebook ads for the cancer drug Adcetris, accusing the Big Pharma of failing to adequately communicate the indication, contraindications and risks. Continuing a wave of actions against drug ads in recent weeks, the FDA sent (PDF) Pfizer an untitled letter outlining its issues with promotional materials for the CD30-directed antibody-drug conjugate Adcetris. The FDA ruled the Facebook ads misbrand Adcetris and make distributing the drug a violation of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. FDA officials found fault with video ads that made statements such as: “Recently diagnosed with T-cell lymphoma?” and: “A new T-cell lymphoma diagnosis brings many questions.” In the FDA’s view, the claims suggest Adcetris is approved for the general treatment of T-cell lymphoma. One of the video ads clarified that Adcetris is authorized for adults with certain CD30-expressing T-cell lymphomas, but that too fell short of the FDA’s desired level of specificity. Adcetris is indicated for use in adults with previously untreated systemic anaplastic large cell lymphoma or other CD30-expressing peripheral T-cell lymphomas in combination with cyclophosphamide,  » Read More

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Products Events & Resources Events Register for an upcoming webinar and track which industry events our analysts attend. Learn More → About Article by Rachel Wolff   |   Apr 13, 2026 The news: Instagram now allows creators to use affiliate links to tag products in Reels and earn commissions on resulting sales, platform head Adam Mosseri announced last week . This marks Instagram’s second attempt at an affiliate program after sunsetting its previous experiment in 2022. Why now? Instagram is keen to capitalize on the booming social commerce opportunity . We expect social commerce sales to surpass $100 billion for the first time this year, while more than half of social network users will also be social buyers.

The series will run from June 1 through Aug. 6 at more than 285 Cinemark theaters across the United States. PLANO, Texas — Cinemark movie theaters announced the return of its popular Summer Movie Clubhouse program, offering affordable tickets to 10 family-friendly movies. The series will run from June 1 through Aug. 6 at more than 285 Cinemark theaters across the United States. Tickets will go on sale for $1.75 on May 13 and will be available on Cinemark.com, via the Cinemark mobile app, or at participating box offices. Cinemark’s Chief Marketing and Content Officer, Wanda Gierhart Fearing, highlighted the program’s goal of fostering a love for the theatrical experience among younger audiences. “This program gives families an affordable, easy way to enjoy beloved films together and build the kind of memories that turn today’s young movie fans into lifelong moviegoers," Fearing said in a statement. Movies are scheduled primarily on Wednesday mornings, with a limited number of locations offering additional times on Mondays and Thursdays. The 2026 Summer Movie Clubhouse lineup includes: "Paddington" "Sonic the Hedgehog" "KPop Demon Hunters Sing Along" "Shrek Forever After" "The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants" "A Minecraft Movie" "Dog Man" "Live-action How to Train