While much of the pre-season chatter centred on Manchester City’s WSL title defence and how London City’s new-look squad might fare, Tottenham were quietly going about their business, building on the foundations laid under Martin Ho last season.

Adil Rashid and Sam Curran have been recalled to England's ODI squad after recovering from injury, but Jofra Archer will be rested for the tri-series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

Two senior executives at different top-level Premier League clubs have told Sky Sports News they would be "staggered" and "amazed" if 15 clubs were prepared to vote to expel Manchester City from the league, with such a move akin to a "self-inflicted commercial disaster".

The endings in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt are your just (or unjust) rewards for fraternizing with assassins, scheming against kings, finding a lost daughter, killing a bazillion monsters, and seducing pretty sorceresses. As The Witcher 3's story outcomes are made of several separate epilogue quests and cutscenes, there's a seemingly endless string of combinations.

When John Torra walked the halls of Long Island’s Farmingdale High School just a few years ago, he was rarely without his Sony Walkman and favorite cassettes by Quiet Riot, Cinderella, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, and Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow. And with his long, shaggy hair, cutoff denim jacket adorned with pins, and Mötley Crüe or Quiet Riot T-shirt, he gave off the distinct vibe of a time-traveling student from the class of 1987 rather than his actual graduating year of 2021.

M iranda Lambert’s 11th major-label album opens with a soundscape straight out of a Sergio Leone spaghetti Western. There’s a high-desert whistle, a plucked Spanish-­guitar melody, and some ominous church bells, all leading into the cinematic opening track, “Snakeskin Boots.” A showdown is nigh, not between Lambert and some dastardly outlaw, but between the songwriter and her own musical history.

AI is everywhere, exhausting to keep up with, and increasingly perceived as harmful to games. But that’s mostly generative AI; the more limited, less media-scraping and energy-hungry breeds of artificial intelligence can still play a harmless, maybe even useful role, especially on the hardware side. Even if it finds itself in some unexpected places, as is the case with HBADA’s X7 chair.

Government forces close in on Tigray’s capital amid renewed accusations of Eritrean involvement.

Explosions have been heard in the Ethiopian capital as fighting between federal forces and a coalition of armed opposition groups widens in the country’s north.

I reviewed the world's first 1,000 Hz monitor just the other day, a refresh rate that would have seemed barely comprehensible a couple of years ago. Now here comes another, this time from AOC. Pretty soon, no doubt, serious esport types won't get out of bed for less than quad-digit refresh rates.