Anyone with ties to P Diddy has been under scrutiny ever since the hip-hop mogul was arrested on disturbing charges of s*x trafficking and racketeering. The recent celebrity to receive the brunt of it was the Grammy-winning Nigerian star Burna Boy. Diddy executive produced Burna Boy’s album Twice as Tall which went on to win […]
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Kody Brown has been a subject of interest in the reality television community for a very long time now. Being at the center of Sister Wives, he has become quite an interesting figure since the show began in 2010. During this time, audiences have seen the many layers of the relationships within the Brown family, […]
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Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 has found itself in a situation all too familiar to gamers. Focus Home Interactive’s recent Q&A session hinted at weapon nerfs, and fans haven’t taken this well. The recent patch nerfed the Melta Gun by a whopping 70% and also had balance changes for other game mechanics. With many already […]
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Angelina Jolie is criminally underrated in more ways than one. There is absolutely no denying that the actress is gorgeous and created a completely new category of femme fatale in the industry. However, in her beauty and vanity, many seem to forget her talents go far past her looks. The actress is one of the […]
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For over a decade, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood has been the undefeated king of MyAnimeList (MAL). On the site’s Top-Rate Anime section, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood sat on its throne as the top-rated anime by users and was never usurped. Despite the barrage of new shows that have been massively successful like Attack on Titan, Jujutsu Kaisen, […]
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DRIVERS can get two years of free charging if they purchase a brand new Porsche Macan priced at $94,000 – but there are limits to where they can go.
The German brand’s hugely popular junior SUV has gone fully electric – with the entry-level version finally available to buy.
The all-electric Macan, which sits below the Cayenne in the luxury marque’s range of vehicles, was released back in January with the Macan 4 and Macan Turbo.
Now, the entry-level Macan has been made available to buy with a starting price of $94,900 – and new owners can charge up their shiny new EV for free thanks to an incredibly generous new offer.
However, it seems that Canadian Porsche buyers will be the only ones to benefit, as Porsche Cars Canada has linked up with Electrify Canada to provide the incredible charging benefits for drivers.
With the brand expanding its network of ultra and hyper-fast charging stations, Macan owners will be handed a whole two years of complimentary 30-minute charging sessions.
The offer applies to all electric Macan models sold in Canada, allowing owners to charge their vehicles at public stations across the country for two years from the date of purchase.
The Macan EV’s price starts at $94,900 for the basic model, while its other iterations, the Macan 4 and Macan 4S are priced at $99,300 and $106,900 respectively.
The top-of-the-range Macan Turbo will cost a cool $125,300.
However, these prices include the complimentary charging benefit offered by Electrify Canada.
The EV network is ever-growing, and they claim over 40 new Hyper-Fast chargers are being added nationwide.
They say these new locations will be strategically placed along major highways and key areas – including the likes of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.
President and CEO of Porsche Cars Canada, Ltd., Trevor Arthur, highlighted that the expanding network will allow owners to enjoy fast charging while exploring Canada’s scenic routes.
He said: “Every Porsche is a sports car at its core and the new Macan Electric is no exception.”
Charging the Macan’s battery is quick and easy, with Porsche claiming the luxury model can be charged from 10% to 80% in about 21 minutes at a 350kW station.
The Mancan’s 800-volt architecture supports a DC charging capacity of up to 270 kW, which means it’s great for driving long distances.
Recently, the chief designer of Porsche revealed that he dreams of designing a smaller and more compact version of the brand’s most iconic model – in a nod to its earlier years.
Car design guru Michael Mauer, who’s worked for the likes of Mercedes and Saab before joining Porsche in 2004, is keen for their next-generation 911 to be scaled-down – although he admits this could be a challenge.
Elsewhere, a luxury car brand is set to release a high-performance sporty EV next year to finally rival the Porsche Taycan.
TERROR chief Yahya Sinwar was likely wiped out by a long-range gunshot to the head, an autopsy has revealed.
Shocking footage shows evil Hamas boss Sinwar pathetically attempt to fight off a drone with a stick in a fittingly inglorious end for the October 7 mastermind.
The humiliating defeat on Wednesday came after he was hunted by Israel for almost 400 days after he ordered the slaughter and kidnap of more than 1,200 civilians.
An autopsy findings reveal Sinwar was likely killed by a long-range gunshot wound to the head – executed with sniper-like precision.
His corpse was also riddled with shrapnel fragments after the house he was in was blasted by a tank.
Sinwar’s body has now been transferred to a secret location inside Israel, Hebrew news site Walla reports.
The cowardly terror kingpin is believed to have spent much of his time in Hamas’ sprawling underground network since October 7, trying to avoid elimination.
But yesterday Sinwar, 62, was killed by Israeli troops after they unwittingly stumbled across him.
Drone video released by Israeli forces shows the mini-camera bot sweep into a bombed-out building.
It comes across a dust-covered man with his face wrapped in a bandana – later revealed to be Sinwar.
He can be seen slumped in a dirty armchair with a badly injured hand.
In one of his feeble final acts, he tries to hurl a stick at the drone to fight it off.
Jubilant Israeli troops didn’t realise they had taken out Sinwar until after he was killed.
Today, Hamas’ senior leader Khalil al-Hayya confirmed Sinwar’s death.
He and his terror guards are understood to have been spotted by a patrol of Israeli troops in Tal al-Sultan, an area of Rafah.
They engaged in a gunfight before IDF troops called in strikes from tanks and missiles.
A drone was then deployed by the patrol unit – stumbling across a terrorist hiding inside the building.
Troops then entered the building and killed the masked fighter as he tried to escape – only then to realise it was Sinwar, dubbed Gaza’s bin Laden.
Gruesome images shared online appeared to show his corpse with a huge head and leg wound.
His identity was confirmed last night after Israel ran DNA tests.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and top army officials repeatedly vowed to take out Sinwar after he orchestrated last year’s atrocity on October 7.
By Nick Parker, Foreign Editor
HIS life was saved twice by Israel – but the monster dubbed “The Hamas Bin Laden” repaid his sworn enemy by masterminding the October 7 horror.
Yahya Sinwar, 61, spent 22 years in an Israeli prison for terrorist murder and kidnap plots and spent every second honing his burning hatred for his captors.
His astonishing rise to the top of the Hamas terror tree came despite being sentenced to four life sentences in 1989 for planning the abduction and killing of two Israeli soldiers and the murder of four Palestinians he suspected of working with Israel.
The bearded beast’s life was first saved when he was cured of cancer by an operation in a prison.
Then in 2011 he was freed, among 1,026 others, in a prisoner exchange for a single Israeli soldier in a deal that has been damned by his thousands of victims ever since.
Sinwar taught himself Hebrew and became fluent during his multiple stints as a caged man.
He began reading and studying every Israeli newspaper to probe the weak spots in his enemy’s armour.
The terror master’s deep knowledge of what makes Israelis tick led him to realise the power of the hostage-taking tactic now traumatising the strife-torn Jewish nation.
Yet despite his blood lust and bravado, the Hamas commander “cried like a baby” when he learned he had cancer, his jailer Lieutenant Betty Lahat has revealed.
The Hamas terror attack on Israeli soil killed more than 1,000 people and saw some 250 more kidnapped into Gaza – and sparked war.
IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari said on Thursday: “We fired on the building and went in to search.
“We found him [Sinwar] with a flak jacket and a gun and NIS 40,000.
“He was fleeing from house to house, we identified him as a terrorist, we closed in professionally and eliminated him.”
Hagari said Sinwar was likely moving around in tunnels around southern Gaza for some time before he died.
The terrorist was probably trying “to escape to the north, to safer areas”, when the army closed in, he explained.
Foreign minister Israel Katz dubbed Sinwar’s death a “great military and moral achievement for Israel”.
He also said it could mean fresh hope for hostages still being kept in Gaza and a possible “new reality” in the ravaged Strip.
“The elimination of Sinwar creates an opportunity for the immediate release of the hostages and a potential change that could lead to a new reality in Gaza – without Hamas and without Iranian control,” Katz said.
But it is feared Sinwar’s shadowy brother could be gearing up to take the reins of the terror group – and be worse.
Mohammed Sinwar’s rise to power would bring a new level of threat, according to an Israeli official.
Grisha Yakubovich, a former senior Israeli military official and expert on Palestinian affairs, explained how brother Mohammed Sinwar’s rise to power poses a significant danger.
He told The Sun: “Mohammed Sinwar is just as radical, if not more, than Yahya Sinwar.
“If he takes over the leadership of Hamas, the situation could become significantly worse.”
CHARLES Gassler was a hugely successful defense attorney, who defended Lyle Menendez in his second trial for the murder of his parents.
He specialized in death penalty litigation and, in his final trial, he succeeded in saving Lyle from the death penalty.
Although not much is known about Charles’ childhood, it is known that he was born on May 26, 1933.
He graduated from USC Gould School of Law in 1961 and then went on to work as a deputy district attorney in LA county.
Charles joined the public defender’s office in 1965 and began specializing in death penalty litigation.
One of his most high profile clients was G. Gordon Liddy, an American lawyer and FBI agent who directed the burglary of the Democratic National Committee in 1972.
The event, known to the world as Watergate, was one of the biggest moments in American political history.
G. Gordon Liddy was convicted of conspiracy, burglary and illegal wiretapping in a high-profile court case that captured America’s imagination.
Charles later defended Vaughan Greenwood, who was known as the Skid Row Slasher.
Vaughan murdered eleven homeless people between 1964 and 1975 and was reported to have drunk the blood of some of the victims.
In 1977, Vaughan was sentenced to life in prison but was spared the death penalty thanks to Charles’ efforts.
On August 20, 1989, Erik and Lyle Menendez murdered their parents Kitty and Jose.
The killing was so brutal that the police initially thought the Mob had been involved.
Eventually, the brothers were arrested after Erik confessed to his therapist, Dr Jerome Oziel, about his crime.
Jerome’s mistress, Judalon Smyth, then told the police about Erik’s confession.
In court, the brothers alleged that they had been victims of sexual abuse at the hands of their father and that their actions were in self-defense.
The trial ended in a hung jury, which infuriated their lawyer Leslie Abramson.
Jill Lansing, Lyle’s lawyer in the first trial, stepped back from the case, so Leslie called on Charles to save Lyle from the death penalty.
At the time, Charles was 62-years-old and had decided that Lyle would be his final client.
Although the brothers were sentenced to life in prison, Charles was victorious in preventing Lyle from being sentenced to the death penalty.
When asked about Charles’ victory, Leslie said: “I’m so glad, for him, he didn’t go out a loser.”
Then, after more than 30 years of working as a public defender who saw every single one of his clients spared the death penalty, Charles retired.
When Charles retired, there was a swell of support and praise from lawyers across the legal profession.
Jill Lansing honored the highly-achieved lawyer by saying that he had an “aura of integrity”.
She said: “He’s very smart.
“He’s very hard-working–he not only keeps up on the law, he prepares his cases extremely well.
“He has very sound judgment.
“And I think he brings with him into the courtroom an aura of integrity.
“I think jurors know they can trust what he says.
She added: “That is a terrifically powerful ally to have in a courtroom, your credibility.”
After the trial, Charles served as a vestry member, a senior warden, clergy of the vestry and delegate to the Diocesan Convention at St Cross Episcopal Church.
He was rewarded for his efforts when Bishop J. Jon Bruno named him a canon of the Cathedral Center of St Paul in 2012.
Sadly, Charles passed away on April 27, 2019, and a funeral service was held in his honor at St Cross Church.
A DARTS company has revealed they have been receiving death threats after deciding to sponsor two players.
DartsHub is known for compiling videos of darts-related content and has more than 25,000 followers on Instagram.
The company recently began sponsoring world No11 Dimitri Van den Bergh and world No37 Callan Rydz.
And they have now taken to social media to confirm the vile threats they have been on the end of in response to their link-up with the pair.
They posted: “This is not something I ever thought I would share, but it’s an important message that needs to be shared.
“Ever since I announced my sponsorship of Dimitri and Callan, I’ve been getting a lot of hate messages. Sometimes that includes death threats.
“I understand that not everyone can be a fan of the players, but messages like ‘I’m going to kill you if you don’t stop this’ really go too far.
“Sponsoring them was one of my dreams and I want to thank them for that opportunity. I have already met them too and they are really friendly people.
“We all have families too, so think twice before sending something like that. Hopefully this message will have a positive impact. In any case, I’m not going to quit.”
World champion Luke Humphries was one of the first people to defend DartsHub as he gave them the encouragement to keep going.
He said: “You keep going pal, you’re a top guy! Lovely meeting you the other month.
“Looking forward to the next time 
not many people can say they sponsor two top players 
.”
Belgian Van den Bergh, 30, was criticised earlier this year for “delaying tactics” against Humphries.
Van den Bergh was booed by the crowd, but Humphries insisted he was not bothered by it.
He said: “I wasn’t angry with him. I’m used to Dimitri being quite a flowy player, quite a good pace to play against.
“He’s completely different now. He’s probably one of the toughest players to play. He’s incredibly slow and takes a long, long time to take his darts out. It was quite tough to follow the rhythm.
“The crowd were on his back. I tried to stop them from booing and whistling. But the crowd made their mind up.
“I thought when he slowed everything down when he was 10-8 up I thought, it’s not a good thing to do that. The crowd are getting on your back then. I thought I had him for a moment.”
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