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Frankie Muniz Sparks Concern After Brutal Multi-Car Daytona Crash New

Frankie Muniz Sparks Concern After Brutal Multi-Car Daytona Crash

Updated 22:24 11 Nov 2026 GMTPublished 22:22 11 Nov 2026 GMTThe 00's icon star turned NASCAR racer was taken to the infield care center after being swept into a multi-car Daytona wreck.Actor-turned-NASCAR driver Frankie Muniz was transported to an infield medical facility following a hard crash during the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season opener at Daytona International Speedway.The 40-year-old former child star, who has committed full-time to competitive stock car racing over the past few seasons, was caught up in a vicious multi-car incident late in the race at the iconic 2.5-mile superspeedway.Following standard NASCAR safety protocol after high-impact telemetry readings, emergency track safety crews responded to Muniz’s vehicle, extracting him from the cockpit before transporting him by ambulance to the track’s infield care center for comprehensive physical evaluation.Swept into ‘The Big One’Muniz was running in the main draft when a chain-reaction collision triggered an inescapable pileup ahead of him on the tri-oval.With nowhere to maneuver on the high-banked turns, Muniz sustained heavy front-end and side impact as his truck was collected by spinning machinery, bringing his run to an abrupt, violent halt against the outside retaining wall.AdvertMedical personnel attended to Muniz on the track apron before loading him on a stretcher into the infield ambulance.Muniz was thankfully not badly injured in the crash ( Meg Oliphant/Getty Images)Clean bill of healthShortly after arriving at the infield care center, medical officials and team representatives confirmed that Muniz was conscious, alert, and communicating with medical personnel.After undergoing concussion protocol and full musculoskeletal checks, Muniz was medically cleared and officially released from the care center without any life-threatening injuries, though noticeably sore from the brutal G-forces of the high-speed impact.Muniz has steadily worked his way through the stock car ranks, transitioning from late-model events to ARCA Menards competition before stepping up to NASCAR's premier national touring divisions. Despite the harrowing hit, the actor has repeatedly affirmed that surviving the high-risk sport is part of earning respect behind the wheel.Second harrowing crashThe Daytona incident marks the second major medical scare for Muniz since making the leap to NASCAR's national touring ranks, following a brutal crash at Phoenix Raceway in November 2024.During that Craftsman Truck Series championship race, Muniz was collected in an inescapable chain-reaction collision after William Sawalich spun out, heavily damaging his No. 22 Ford and leaving the actor-driver visibly limping as safety crews loaded him onto an ambulance stretcher.Although that hard hit sent him directly to the track’s infield care center for evaluation, he was ultimately cleared of fractures and structural damage, recovering from severe bruising before returning to the grid for this season’s superspeedway opener.Featured Image Credit: James Gilbert/Getty ImagesTopics: Celebrity, Sport, Cars

Nov 11, 2026
Why the ‘Death Rattle’ Sound Draws Attention in a Person’s Final Hours New

Why the ‘Death Rattle’ Sound Draws Attention in a Person’s Final Hours

Published 19:22 11 Nov 2026 GMTAccording to one hospice nurse, the sound is created by a buildup of saliva in the mouthIt's a medical phenomenon which is said to indicate that a person is just 24 hours away from death, but what is the 'death rattle', and how do you spot it? While our last days on this mortal plane are something which most of us prefer not to think about, it should come as no surprise that our bodies follow a series of processes when they begin to shut down for good. This includes an eerie phenomenon called the 'death rattle'. For those who've never heard of the death rattle before, it's described as a 'crackling, wet noise' or 'gurgling sound' which happens when a dying person breathes. AdvertThe noise is created by a saliva buildup in the person's mouth, referred to as terminal secretions, meaning that each breath is travelling over the buildup, thus creating the crackling sound. The death rattle is a sign someone is approaching the end of their life (Getty Stock Images)A normal, healthy person would instinctively clear the saliva out of their mouth, but for a person who is in the final stages of life, the brain no longer signals for the body to clear it. If you're curious about what the death rattle sounds like, you can also listen here. What are the symptoms of the death rattle? Alongside the crackling or rattling sound made when breathing, Medical News Today explains that the following symptoms occur during the final stages of life: confusionlung congestiona difference in odour coming from the persondark bruising of the skindrifting in and out of consciousness agitationa change in breathing patternsThe death rattle can sometimes sound as though a person is choking, which is understandably distressing for a loved one's family members, however MNT notes that there is currently no evidence to suggest that a person making this noise is aware or in any pain. "It's all very normal and part of the death and dying process if you are dying naturally at home," Hospice Nurse Julie, a palliative care worker who creates content around death and dying, previously explained in one of her videos.When a loved one emits a death rattle noise, the best thing to do is make them comfortable (Getty Stock Images)What can you do for a person making the 'death rattle' noise? As the death rattle is associated with a person being in the final stages of their life, the best thing to do for a person making this sound is to make them as comfortable as possible. This can include turning a person on their side, using suction to drain excess secretions from the mouth and limiting a person's fluid intake. If you have experienced a bereavement and would like to speak with someone in confidence, contact Cruse Bereavement Care via their national helpline on 0808 808 1677.Featured Image Credit: Getty Stock ImagesTopics: Health

Nov 11, 2026
Why Scientists Want WHO to Declare El Niño a Global Health Emergency New

Why Scientists Want WHO to Declare El Niño a Global Health Emergency

Published 16:27 11 Nov 2026 GMTIt could be deadlier than the 2009 swine flu pandemic, experts warnedScientists have urged the World Health Organization to declare the 'discrete and deadly event' a global health emergency, with a warning that it could kill hundreds of thousands. While you would be forgiven for thinking El Niño was just another buzzword being thrown around in weather reports, experts have now warned that the phenomenon could have a much bigger impact than we might realise.Dr Colin Carlson, an assistant professor of epidemiology at Yale University, has now warned that the extreme weather pattern could result in 'pandemic-scale mortality' across the world, and should be classified as a global health emergency.Writing for Think Global Health, the expert said: "An early analysis suggests that nearly half a million deaths will result from extreme heat alone, to say nothing of epidemics of dengue fever, cholera, and other infectious diseases that could also occur in tandem."AdvertThe effects of the extreme weather patterns will be felt across the world. (Getty Stock Images)El Niño occurs every few years, usually raising temperatures across the globe by warming the Pacific Ocean - the result of which can trigger storms, severe droughts and intense wildfires.Research by the University of Chicago's Climate Impact Lab suggests that El Niño could cause as many as 451,000 excess deaths between June 2026 and February 2027.Speaking with CNN, Michael Greenstone, a report author, added: "We have long been able to predict the impacts of temperatures on crops, and now we can predict their impact on the worst outcome - death."This is such a large number that it can be numbing, but it is made up of parents and children, grandparents and neighbours, people going to work, caring for families, and living their lives."Scientists are urging officials to take their warning seriously. (Getty Stock Images)The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) has also issued numerous warnings, and found that the past four years had been the warmest on record. They further claimed that El Niño would unleash 'even more heat and extreme weather well into 2027'.Celeste Saulo, the WMO secretary-general, said: "El Niño and indeed the state of the global climate in 2026 gives new meaning to the phrase 'off the charts'."El Niño doesn't add new heat to the planet. It releases heat from the ocean, which is the warmest ever measured. There is simply more heat available to release. "We are supercharging our weather and El Niño will be a risk multiplier."United Nations climate chief, Simon Stiell, warned in his speech on Monday that the extreme weather was a 'a global health crisis of pandemic proportions'.Featured Image Credit: Getty Stock ImagesTopics: El Niño, Weather, World News, Science

Nov 11, 2026
Wayne Rooney’s £800k Jungle Fee Hinges on This 72-Hour Rule New

Wayne Rooney’s £800k Jungle Fee Hinges on This 72-Hour Rule

Updated 16:37 11 Nov 2026 GMTPublished 15:22 11 Nov 2026 GMTThe football star isn't the only campmate subject to this ruleWayne Rooney could miss out on his £800k I'm a Celebrity... payday if he fails to meet this one contract clause.The Manchester United legend has clearly been inspired by wife Coleen's popular stint on the ITV series, as it's now been confirmed that he will be heading Down Under, joining stars such as Chloe Burrows, Joanna Page and Ade Adepitan in the jungle.Rooney of course isn't planning to spend several weeks living off basic rations and being voted by the public to take part in various grim Bushtucker Trials out of the goodness of his heart, as he'll be getting paid a tidy £800k appearance fee in exchange for sleeping under the stars and guzzling delicacies such as bull tongue or crocodile anus.That is, if he's able to remain in the jungle for the first 72 hours...AdvertRooney has bagged the highest appearance fee of the 2026 campmates (Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images)I'm a Celebrity... appearance fee rule explainedIn order to make sure that contestants don't collect their appearance fee and then dip at the first available moment, ITV are widely reported to have a 72-hour rule requiring campmates to stay in the jungle for three days if they want to pocket the cash.Although ITV has never explicitly confirmed the rule's existence, it makes sense to give celebrities some incentive to stay in the jungle after they reach Australia and realise that living in the jungle is not quite the lifestyle they're accustomed to.So, in short, celebrities will need to remain in the jungle for three days after the series kicks off next Monday (16 November) or risk losing their cash.The rumoured rule doesn't just apply to Rooney either, with the rest of the 2026 campmates at risk of losing the following appearance fees:Ricky Wilson - £175kAJ Odudu - £150kJoanna Page - £150kLeigh Francis - £150kAde Adepitan - £100kClaire Sweeney - £100kMariella Frostrop - £100kChloe Burrows - £75kLeomie Anderson - £75kSharky - £75kJack Skipper - £50k(LADbible/ITV/Mike Marsland/Getty Images for Disney+)I'm a Celebrity... contestants who've left the jungle within 72 hoursWhile rare, a small handful of celebrities have exited the jungle within the first three days.Most famously, Olivia Attwood, with the former Love Islander forced to leave the series prematurely in 2022 after spending 48 hours on the show.It was later revealed that the 34-year-old left on medical grounds after it became apparent that she was suffering from anaemia and needed to undergo further testing.While Attwood is yet to make a second go at jungle life, the 35-year-old has often toyed with the idea of a second appearance, previously telling Pete Wicks and Sam Thompson that her early exit was 'the worst thing that’s happened to me in this industry'.(ITV/LADbible)(ITV/LADbible)READ MORE: I'm A Celebrity 2026: Start date, time and how to watchMeanwhile, season five's contestant Elaine Lordan holds the title as the campmate who lasted the shortest amount of time in the jungle, as the EastEnders actor was forced to withdraw after fainting twice within just 24 hours.Featured Image Credit: ITVTopics: I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here News and Rumours, Wayne Rooney, ITV, Entertainment

Nov 11, 2026
Why FEMA’s Nationwide Alert Test Will Interrupt TVs and Radios New

Why FEMA’s Nationwide Alert Test Will Interrupt TVs and Radios

Updated 13:05 11 Nov 2026 GMTPublished 11:13 11 Nov 2026 GMTFEMA is testing out the USA's Emergency Alert System as part of legally required three year trials Radio and television broadcasts across the USA may be briefly interrupted on Tuesday, November 17, as FEMA tests its Emergency Broadcast System. FEMA, working alongside the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will run a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) at approximately 2.30 p.m.The test message will state: "This is a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System, issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, covering the United States from 2:20 to 2:50 hours ET. This is only a test. No action is required by the public."FEMA, in coordination with the FCC, will conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System at approximately 2:20 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Nov. 17. (KAREN BLEIER/AFP via Getty Images)AdvertFEMA describes the test as routine, saying it helps ensure the system works effectively during emergencies. Radio and television broadcasters, cable systems, satellite providers and wireline video providers across the country will interrupt their scheduled programming to run the message before normal programming resumes.They are legally required to carry out the tests every three years to make sure everything is working as it should.The Emergency Alert System will not beep on your phone this year, FEMA has confirmed.Wireless Emergency Alerts, which are sent to cellphones, were tested in 2023 but will not be part of this year’s test.Instead, FEMA is assessing the EAS, which is made up of thousands of radio, television, cable, satellite and wireline broadband providers.Because those providers use different equipment, the visual display on television may vary from station to station.Some broadcasters may deliver the message in English, Spanish or both, depending on their typical audience and station capabilities.The test will also include alert tones to support people who are deaf or hard of hearing.FEMA also says the EAS does not collect personal data from the public.Wireless Emergency Alerts were tested in 2023 but are not part of this year’s test. (Photo illustration by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)What happens if there is an emergency on the day of the Emergency Alert System test?Officials have allowed for the possibility of a delay.If an actual emergency or significant weather event occurs on test day, FEMA and the FCC may postpone the test. The backup date is Thursday, December 3.Under the IPAWS Modernization Act of 2015, FEMA is required to conduct nationwide tests of public alert and warning capabilities at least once every three years.The agency says the tests help it identify technical or operational issues before the system is needed in a real emergency.In a real emergency, a national alert would be issued under the direction of the President. (Photo illustration by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)In a real emergency, a national alert would be issued under the direction of the President or a designated representative, with FEMA responsible for authenticating and initiating it. State and local officials also use the EAS to send critical information, such as weather-related and AMBER alerts, to affected communities, according to the FCC.FEMA also scheduled a statewide test in Alaska for Oct. 7th, ahead of the nationwide one. Officials selected the state because its geographic separation reduces the chance of the message reaching neighboring states, and because it has a mix of urban, remote and wilderness areas. The test was designed to identify technical or procedural issues, with FEMA noting it would allow it to assess signal reception across varied terrain in one state.Featured Image Credit: KAREN BLEIER/AFP via Getty ImagesTopics: Technology, News

Nov 11, 2026
Why a Seven-Month Vaping Study Is Raising Concerns About Young Adults New

Why a Seven-Month Vaping Study Is Raising Concerns About Young Adults

Updated 11:52 11 Nov 2026 GMTPublished 11:42 11 Nov 2026 GMTResearchers said there is 'credible evidence' of the long-term impact vaping has on the lungsPeople who vape are inflicting 'similar detrimental effects' on their pulmonary system as smokers, a sobering new study suggests.Although experts insist that e-cigarettes are the lesser of these two evils, it appears both of these bad habits wreak similar havoc on our lungs in the long-term.Researchers at the Florida International University have warned that there is 'credible evidence' that vaping causes significant damage to our breathing apparatus over time.As vaping is still a fairly new phenomenon, scientists aren't entirely sure of the impact it will have on people later in life.AdvertAnd that's why boffins in Miami set out to find what sort of effect 'prolonged e-cigarette use' has on the pulmonary functions of young adults.Future generations might be fighting a lot of respiratory problems as they age, the research suggest (Getty Stock Image)Experts took a look at how different the lungs of 22 participants performed after seven months of persistently vaping - and it's not good news, lads.The subjects, who were aged between 21 and 35, each took part in two pulmonary function tests (PFTs) at the start and end of the study.This allowed the experts to measure how much air they were able to expel from their lungs in one second.Each person abstained from vaping for 12 hours prior to taking the tests, which are also known as spirometry breath tests, to ensure recent usage didn't muddy the results.And overall, there was a 'statistically significant reduction' of their ability to blow out air by the end of the study.What changes occurred over seven months?The average PFT score fell to 3.75 litres from 3.85 after the seven month period, the research published in the Tobacco Control journal explains.Researchers reckon that this is proof that regular vaping 'induces persistent changes in respiratory function'.As well as this, the study found that those who vaped more often were speeding up the downfall of their respiratory system, as their results declined faster.This is the 'hallmark of COPD risk', according to the Florida International University researchers.COPD, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, is caused by damage to your airways and lungs.It causes coughing, shortness of breath, frequent chest infections and relentless mucus - and unfortunately there is no cure.Vaping has 'similar detrimental effects' as smoking, the study found, and puts people at risk of COPD (Getty Stock Image)It's a condition that commonly impacts smokers, and it seems that future generations could also be struck down with COPD in droves thanks to the prevalence of vaping.The authors of the study described their findings as 'credible evidence of the effect of prolonged exposure to e-cigarette use on the pulmonary functions of young adults'.Although further research with 'more lengthy' observation periods and tobacco-free control groups is warranted, the experts said the study is the 'first indicator of the potential of prolonged e-cigarette use posing a COPD risk'."Furthermore, this result mirrors the outcomes of previous research on pulmonary function in cigarette smokers, reinforcing the evidence of similar detrimental effects," it continues."This study provides the preliminary evidence of the potential of chronic e-cigarette use to induce persistent changes in respiratory functions."What other experts have said(LADbible)Other experts have shared their reaction to the results, such as Dr Katie East, who described the study as an 'important' area of research.However, the Associate Professor in Public Health, Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) pointed out that the findings are 'preliminary' and there were some limitations."Replication is required with larger studies, appropriate control groups, and longer follow-up before reliable and meaningful conclusions can be drawn," she said.Professor Lion Shahab, Professor of Health Psychology and Co-Director of the UCL Tobacco and Alcohol Research Group, University College London (UCL), had a similar opinion.He suggested that it is 'hard to draw firm conclusions about the impact of vaping on lung health' due to the shortcomings of the study.Featured Image Credit: Getty Stock ImageTopics: Health, Vaping, News

Nov 11, 2026
Christina Applegate Questions Whether Breast Implants Are Behind Mystery Symptoms New

Christina Applegate Questions Whether Breast Implants Are Behind Mystery Symptoms

Published 23:53 10 Nov 2026 GMTThe Dead to Me star says she has wondered for years whether her breast implants could be leaking and causing her symptomsChristina Applegate believes that her breast implants may be the cause of her health problems in the wake of her multiple sclerosis misdiagnosis. Applegate, 54, publicly disclosed that she had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 2021 after experiencing numbness in her toes.However, last month, the Dead to Me star revealed that she had been misdiagnosed and was now ‘back to square one’ with her symptoms continuing to ‘get worse’. Speaking on her MeSsy podcast with Jamie-Lynn Sigler - where the pair discuss their life with MS - Applegate recalled the moment she was told her MS diagnosis had been wrong. Advert“She came into my room and said, 'Congratulations, you don’t have MS',” she said.“I was, like, not happy at all. Everybody else was so happy.”She added: “You don’t get misdiagnosed and then all of the sudden I’m better. I haven’t gotten better, Jamie! If anything, I’ve gotten worse. So I’m back at square one where I don’t know what’s going on with me.Christina Applegate said she was ‘back to square one’ after being told she didn’t have MS (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)“That’s going to be an online investigation my doctors are going to get into to find out what’s been happening since 2021.“Why did this happen? I have every symptom of someone with MS. Every single one. We both know that there are many things that mirror MS. Many different things.”In the latest episode of her podcast, Applegate has shared a theory that her breast implants could be ‘poisoning’ her and causing her symptoms. She said: “I’ve been thinking this for years, ‘is this breast implant poisoning?’“Because I actually had my double mastectomy in 2008 and I am way overdue for having them replaced.”She continued: “And I swear over the last five years or whatever, I’ve thought, ‘What if they’re leaking and poisoning me?’ And then there was some study … about it presenting as MS. So that’s one that I will be looking into because it’s something I’ve thought about.”Applegate had a double mastectomy in 2008 after being diagnosed with breast cancer and later opted to have reconstruction surgery using saline expanders and implants.The Anchorman star shared a new theory on what may be causing her symptoms (VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images)Applegate recently shared that she is leaving no stone unturned when it comes to finding out what is causing her health struggles and revealed that doctors are now testing her for sister diseases to MS, like rheumatoid arthritis, lupus and Lyme disease.“I’m being tested for those things slowly but surely,” she said. “I lived as a person with MS for almost six years.”Despite not having MS, which is a lifelong condition that affects the brain and spinal cord, Applegate said she was grateful for the community that she had been a part of for years. She said: “You guys are my people. Even though I don’t have this disease, I have fallen in love with everyone that we know—listeners and our friends—that have MS and I’m still your warrior.”“I’m still going to speak out on your behalf for ever and ever. I still feel like part of this community. No matter what, I love you.”Featured Image Credit: Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty ImagesTopics: Celebrity, Christina Applegate, Health

Nov 11, 2026
Paapa Essiedu Breaks Silence on Snape Casting and Rowling Controversy New

Paapa Essiedu Breaks Silence on Snape Casting and Rowling Controversy

Updated 00:53 11 Nov 2026 GMTPublished 00:15 11 Nov 2026 GMTThe Emmy nominee addressed the storm surrounding J.K. Rowling, insisting he won't speak for her politics as he steps into Snape's shoes.Paapa Essiedu has broken his silence on the fierce discourse surrounding his casting in HBO’s upcoming Harry Potter television series, addressing both the racist abuse he has weathered online and the intense scrutiny of working on a project tied to controversial author J.K. Rowling.The 36-year-old Emmy nominee (I May Destroy You), who is taking on the iconic role of Professor Severus Snape, spoke candidly in an expansive profile published Tuesday by Vanity Fair ahead of the show's planned December premiere.Essiedu’s casting has placed him at the center of a two-front cultural crossfire: extreme racist backlash and death threats from online trolls over a Black actor playing Snape, alongside sharp criticism from progressives and LGBTQ+ advocates who questioned why he would sign on to a franchise that enriches Rowling, given her vocal gender-critical views.Essiedu has made it clear that he and Rowling do not share the same views (Iona Wolff/BAFTA via Getty Images)‘I’m not a mouthpiece’Addressing the tension directly, Essiedu—who previously signed an open letter alongside hundreds of British entertainment figures supporting trans rights—made it clear that taking the job does not mean endorsing the creator's personal ideology.Advert“I have been super clear about my position on this topic, and that is the reason why she spoke out about me,” Essiedu told the publication. “I’m really keen not to make a kind of ‘them and us’ dynamic here. I’m not really here to speak about Jo’s politics or to be a mouthpiece for her. I can only be really, really clear about what I believe and be consistent with that.”Reiterating his core values, the actor emphasized that trans individuals and other marginalized communities possess the fundamental 'right to be treated with respect and dignity and safety at all times. That’s the creed by which I live.'Rowling herself addressed the controversy on X after Essiedu signed the petition, stating she would never seek to remove an actor for holding “legally protected beliefs that differ from mine.”Some fans have struggled to see Essiedu step into the shoes of the late Alan Rickman, who previously portrayed Professor Snape on screen (Warner Bros.) Facing down racist abuse and reclaiming the storyThe defense follows months of vile hostility directed at Essiedu since Warner Bros. Discovery announced his casting. Earlier this year, the actor revealed to The Times that the vitriol escalated to terrifying extremes, noting: “I’ve been told, ‘Quit or I’ll murder you’.”Yet, showrunner Francesca Gardiner and HBO executives have staunchly defended Essiedu's powerhouse dramatic chops, with co-stars like John Lithgow (Albus Dumbledore) and Bel Powley (Petunia Dursley) similarly separating their commitment to the adaptation from Rowling’s personal platform.Asked how he squares starring in the series with the baggage attached to its author, Essiedu argued that the enduring spirit of the wizarding world belongs to the culture at large—and holds a power that transcends any single individual.“I feel like there is something at the center of the story that we own, at least as much as anybody else, that still has the potential to do really, really, really beautiful things,” Essiedu explained, pointing to the story’s core themes of forgiveness, acceptance, and triumph over evil.Featured Image Credit: Aidan Monaghan/HBOTopics: Harry Potter, HBO, Film and TV

Nov 11, 2026
Amazon’s AI-Powered Ring Camera Can Fly Around Your Home New

Amazon’s AI-Powered Ring Camera Can Fly Around Your Home

Published 20:57 10 Nov 2026 GMTThe newest Ring model is billed as a 'flying indoor security camera'Amazon has unveiled a security drone which offers homeowners 'proactive whole-home visibility'.Confirming the move today (10 November), the online retailer revealed that Ring, the company that creates doorbells, had created Drone Cams and Rover Cams will be available to customers wishing to upgrade their home security.Yep, you read that right: the company which creates smart doorbells is now offering drones and mini robots to patrol your home. Powered by Ring Robotics, both systems will rely on an AI Pilot system which uses the devices' camera vision models, on-device sensors, and cloud processing to see, think, and navigate autonomously.AdvertThe standout reveal is the indoor drone cam, which allows homeowners the opportunity to whizz around their abode to inspect potential disturbances and break-ins. The Ring Drone Cam (Amazon)Powered by AI, the drone cam allows users to set custom flight routes, meaning that it is able to reach anywhere in the house with an open door. The camera also has an automatic incident response, allowing the drone to immediately investigate when an alarm or sensor is triggered. Footage can be captured in the day or at nighttime, allowing for round-the-clock security. If a security drone doesn't sound like your thing, then Ring also have a Rover Cam on offer, which Amazon describes as having a 'guard on patrol who never clocks out'. The security robot is not only able to patrol the home but also offers a built-in siren and two-way audio, meaning that you can confront any intruders personally should you wish. The Drone Cam will be available to US customers from 27 January 2027 for $249.99 (£187), while the Rover Cam will be hitting the market a little sooner, with US customers able to purchase from 16 December 2026 for $999.99 (£749). Amazon is yet to confirm whether the device will be available internationally. And the more expensive Rover Cam (Amazon)The devices were shown during a demonstration by Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff, who explained why he believes the devices will act as a 'deterrent' to would-be intruders. "If someone is going around your house at night, and your motion detector goes off on your Ring doorbell, imagine if you see spotlights and something flying across the window," he said, via CNBC. "You’re probably not going to go into that house."He added that drones or roving cameras solve the problem of having mounted cameras all over the home, as it meant that people could have the benefit of added security without being filmed round-the-clock. When it came to how the devices store footage, Amazon stated that footage will be protected by Ring’s strongest default encryption to date. Featured Image Credit: AmazonTopics: Amazon, Technology

Nov 11, 2026
Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS Sparks Backlash Over $148 Advent Calendar

Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS Sparks Backlash Over $148 Advent Calendar

Updated 16:11 10 Nov 2026 GMTPublished 14:02 10 Nov 2026 GMTOne disappointed fan even slammed it as the 'worst advent calender' they've ever seenKim Kardashian's SKIMS has issued a statement promising fans refunds after the release of their controversial holiday advent calendar.The Accessories Advent Calendar costs $148, but it was quickly dubbed as 'junk' on TikTok after a creator unboxed the 12 items it included.The content creator, who posts from the handle @wetsloppyswollen, unwrapped various SKIMS-branded items, including a couple of keychains, silk hair ties, hair pins, a SKIMS squishy, a compact fur mirror, and a Christmas ornament.In the video, it very quickly became apparent that the advent calendar didn't contain any form of underwear or shapewear, as would have perhaps been expected from a company that specializes in these products, as well as from the price tag.AdvertThe TikToker addressed Kim directly in the video, saying: "Kimberly, you’re genuinely about to p**s me off. This is way too expensive."This is the contents of the SKIMS Accessories Advent Calender (Reddit)SKIMS responds to the criticism over the advent calenderIn a statement provided to Today on Sunday (November 9), a spokesperson for SKIMS said they are 'aware of the feedback' surrounding the advent calendar and they are now offering refunds.The spokesperson acknowledged that 'for some, the calendar didn’t meet expectations', before adding: "We have personally contacted every customer who purchased the calendar and offered them a choice of a full refund or a SKIMS credit to put towards other products."We want every customer to be truly happy with what they receive from SKIMS. Their feedback matters to us and will directly shape how we approach future releases."'Worst calendar I've seen in my life'Much of the internet seemed to agree with the clip, with one viewer commenting: "This should be lawsuit worthy and I'm not even joking at all," while a second added: "Worst calendar I've seen in my life that I had to comment three times in disbelief."Meanwhile, a third commented: "Imagine waiting to do this day by day, this is insane."Others had previously said they 'wouldn't pay $15' for the advent calendar, while another added: "The audacity to wrap them up in so much tissue paper too."Meanwhile, others suggested that given the size of the squares on the advent calendar, it would have been easy to fit some more expensive accessories, including socks. However, other people online have been more forgiving of the advent calendar, as they pointed out the product was specifically marketed as an 'accessories' advent calendar.Kim Kardashian's company have issued a statement following the mass disappointment (Taylor Hill/FilmMagic)The website for the SKIMS advent calendar, which no longer appears to be on sale, explains the gift includes key chains, hair ties, scrunchies, clips, bobby pins, as well as a compact mirror.Well, this certainly isn't the first time SKIMS has caused mass confusion.Last year, the brand left fans confused over whether they were pulling a poorly timed April Fool's joke by releasing their 'Ultimate Bush' collection, which featured thongs topped with faux public hair in a variety of different colors and textures.Featured Image Credit: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for NordstromTopics: Kim Kardashian, Shopping

Nov 10, 2026
Robbie Williams Speaks Out Over Olivia Rodrigo Song Copying Claims

Robbie Williams Speaks Out Over Olivia Rodrigo Song Copying Claims

Published 17:11 9 Nov 2026 GMT'It's something about the music industry that's been bothering me for a while', he saidRobbie Williams has issued a four-page statement on Instagram after fans accused Olivia Rodrigo of ripping off his hit 'Candy' for her new Christmas single. Rodrigo sent fans into a spiral when she unexpectedly released her first ever track for the holidays on Thursday (November 5), 'Take Me Home 4 Christmas', but some listeners have accused the star of taking inspiration from the former 'Take That' band member's hit 2012 single 'Candy'.The Christmas song has a jolly swing to it, similar to the feel of Williams' catchy tune, but the 'Let Me Entertain You' star has rushed to the 23-year-old's defense."People coming after people because they've spotted a similarity between two songs," he said, writing a huge statement on his Instagram. Advert"Some of it I completely understand. Some of it is absolutely justified."But most of it, I think, is complete rubbish."Williams rushed to defend the star after fans drew similarities between their hits. (Andreas Rentz/Getty Images)The singer, 52, claimed that he 'loves' Rodrigo, and even wishes he had made her record 'Brutal'. "I've had plenty of people come after me over the years because something l've released apparently sounds like something somebody else released."He added: "It sounds to me as though she may have accidentally stumbled across a musical echo of mine in one of her new songs."And do you know what? I couldn't care less."I don't know whether there's technically a publishing issue, a copyright issue, or no issue whatsoever. And I don't want to know."It's the 23-year-old's first Christmas song. (Cindy Ord/VF26/Getty Images for Vanity Fair)The dad-of-four clarified that he will not 'go after' her regarding the song, admitting that he is at a point in his career where he can 'afford' to take that view. He warned: "If we keep punishing people for accidentally arriving somewhere somebody else has already been, eventually we're going to frighten the creativity out of everyone."Addressing the young star directly, Williams concluded: "Anyway. Olivia, if you're reading this, I think you're brilliant."But please stop swearing so much. It makes me feel like I have to keep up."And frankly, I'm already swearing far more than is necessary."Lots of love and Happy Christmas, Rob x."Earlier last week, Rodrigo revealed she was 'so excited' to release her first-ever Christmas song, a sentiment that was clearly shared by her fans, who were equally enthusiastic about the announcement."OH MY GOD ITS HAPPENING," one fan wrote. As another added: "The countdown is officially ON!!""The best gift I didn’t know I needed," a third user said. Featured Image Credit: Xavi Torrent/Getty Images for SpotifyTopics: Olivia Rodrigo, Celebrity, Music, US News

Nov 10, 2026
Why the FDA Is Adding Eye Warnings to Ozempic and Mounjaro

Why the FDA Is Adding Eye Warnings to Ozempic and Mounjaro

Published 21:00 9 Nov 2026 GMTThe announcement comes after some GLP-1 users were reporting that the drug was causing blindness The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a new warning about GLP-1s giving users an increased risk of developing a serious eye condition.In recent weeks, some GLP-1 users have filed lawsuits against drug manufacturers like Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk after alleging that the likes of Wegovy and Ozempic had caused them to go blind.Many of the complaints refer to a condition called non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION), which can cause permanent vision loss."(NAION) is the most common cause of acute optic nerve injury in individuals over 50 years old," The American Academy of Ophthalmology explains. "Despite its frequency, several aspects of this disease, including its pathogenesis and effective treatments, remain unknown or unproven."AdvertNow, the FDA have issued a statement on the matter, saying it wants GLP-1 users to be aware of the risks that come with using the medication and the possibility of developing NAION.Some people have been reporting issues with their eyesight after using GLP-1s (Getty Stock)What the FDA has saidIt said in an announcement published November 9: "The US Food and Drug Administration is informing patients and health care providers of a potential increased risk of non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION) associated with use of glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist (GLP-1 RA) medications."NAION is a rare condition that can result in acute, painless, decreased vision in one eye, including permanent vision loss."What the FDA is doing about itThe governing body will now require that application holders for all GLP-1 RA medications add information to the 'Warnings and Precautions' section of labeling about the potential increased risk of NAION associated with use of these medications.GLP-1 RAs explained"GLP-1 RAs are a class of medications that mimic the effects of a natural hormone called glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) that the intestine releases," the FDA states."GLP-1 helps lower blood glucose (sugar) levels after eating and acts in parts of the brain that control appetite and food intake. GLP-1 RAs are widely used to treat people with type 2 diabetes or to reduce excess body weight and maintain weight reduction long term," it explains further.Some of the commonly-known drugs listed as GLP-1 RAs include Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound, and Foundayo.The FDA has issued a warning about the potential increased risk of NAION amongst GLP-1 users (Michael Siluk/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)What Eli Lily and Novo Nordisk have said about the GLP-1 and NAION lawsuitsIn a statement to UNILAD in September, a Novo Nordisk spokesperson said: "Novo believes the personal injury lawsuits filed in the US are without merit and is vigorously defending them."Novo is aware of reports and epidemiological data concerning non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (NAION) in patients treated with semaglutide. The available clinical, epidemiological and post-marketing data are being continuously assessed, and a causal relationship between semaglutide and NAION has not been established."Patient safety is a top priority for Novo and we take all reports of adverse events associated with our medicines very seriously, collaborating closely with health authorities and regulatory bodies worldwide."Elsewhere, a spokesperson for Eli Lilly told The Boston Globe: "Patient safety is Lilly’s top priority ... we will continue to review data, including any data regarding ophthalmic issues."UNILAD have reached out to Eli Lily and Novo Nordisk again following the FDA's recent announcement. Featured Image Credit: Steve Christo - Corbis/Corbis via Getty ImagesTopics: Ozempic, Drugs, US News, Health

Nov 09, 2026