Royal racism, billionaire PR, digital ownership, Harry’s security fight and the media narratives shaping public opinion.
Confederate Flag at Sandringham Makes Royal Racism Denials Harder to Believe
Just when you thought the royal family could not possibly find new ways to embarrass themselves, along comes a Confederate flag, at Sandringham, no less. During Saturday’s sunset supper at the Sandringham Horse Driving Trials, a symbol synonymous with white supremacy and racism was flown on the field. And somehow, we are supposed to believe…
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Drop $26 Million in Pre-Wedding Charity Splash
Wedding bells are ringing, and apparently, so are the cash registers. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly tying the knot this weekend in New York City, and ahead of what is shaping up to be the celebrity wedding of the decade, the couple has done something that actually makes us pause and think: they…
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Sony Is Killing Physical Games And With Them, The Very Idea of Ownership
Sony has confirmed what many gamers feared: physical game discs for PlayStation consoles will cease to exist from January 2028. From that date, new games will only be available as digital downloads. So this means there will be no discs, boxes or second-hand market. No lending to a friend and ownership in any meaningful sense.…
Prince Harry Is the Target of Six Terror Plots, And Britain Still Won’t Give Him Proper Security
The security report is damning. Prince Harry is the focus of six terrorist plots, five of which originated in the UK. An al‑Qaeda document specifically called for his assassination. Nearly 500 potential stalkers are being tracked by the Metropolitan Police, half of whom have demonstrated a threat against Harry, Meghan Sussex, and their two young…
Kate Middleton’s Three Peaks Challenge Has Turned Into A Kensington Palace PR Mess
When Kensington Palace announced that Kate Middleton had completed the National Three Peaks Challenge, the framing was carefully crafted. The media sold it as a solo mission to “explore life beyond diagnosis” and raise money for cancer care. Even though she had a camera crew on hand, the photographs released to the public showed her…
Nara Smith Revealed Her Daughter’s Cancer Diagnosis
Nara Smith has built a career on a very specific kind of content. Homemade bread. From‑scratch butter. Morning routines that look like they belong in a magazine. Her videos are polished, aspirational, and often polarising. Some people label her a “tradwife.” Others sneer at her from-scratch cooking. And a lot of the criticism seems to…
The Media Turned Kate Middleton’s Charity Hike Into A “Meghan Could Never” Story
No one needed the Royal Circular to confirm that Kate Middleton’s Three Peaks Challenge was an official royal engagement; the media coverage made that abundantly clear. International news outlets treated it as breaking news, despite the fact that thousands of people complete similar challenges every year. But this is the royal media machine. So, it…
Prince William Calls Homelessness A “Systemic Failure”, But He Is Standing Right Inside That System
Prince William has spent the last three years building his public identity around Homewards, his initiative aimed at showing homelessness can be made rare, brief and unrepeated.. He has given speeches, visited shelters, met advocates, and presented himself as a man who understands the problem because his mother, Princess Diana, took him to homeless shelters…
Chris Brown Ordered To Pay Nearly $13 Million After Jury Finds Him Liable In Dog Attack Case
Chris Brown and his company, Black Pyramid LLC, have been ordered to pay nearly $13 million to his former housekeeper, Maria Avila, after a Los Angeles jury found them liable for negligence over a 2020 dog attack that left her severely injured. The attack happened while Avila was working outside Brown’s Tarzana, California, home. She…
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