Pixie cut is out — "momager crop" is the haircut trend of summer 2026

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Pixie cut is out — "momager crop" is the haircut trend of summer 2026

The "momager crop" is the hottest haircut of summer 2026 — a short, layered style with volume on top and soft face-framing strands inspired by 1980s looks. Unlike the pixie cut, it requires little to no daily styling, offering a natural, effortless finish. The style is gaining traction among women looking for a bold yet low-maintenance look.

Is the "momager crop" a better haircut than the pixie cut?

Wizaż.pl · 1h ago · Source ↗

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The failed gadget whose hand-clap gesture shaped the smart home era

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The failed gadget whose hand-clap gesture shaped the smart home era

The modern smart home owes a surprising debt to a gadget that largely failed: the Clapper, a US device from the 1980s activated by clapping hands, which never reached Poland. Despite its unreliability, the clapping gesture it popularised became a foundational concept for today's voice- and motion-activated smart home technology. The device is remembered today mainly through the hand-clap gesture everyone instinctively recognises.

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Rangers to appeal McInnes's four-match touchline ban

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Rangers to appeal McInnes's four-match touchline ban

Rangers manager Derek McInnes has been handed a four-match touchline ban for criticising match officials, ruling him out of the dugout for his first three domestic games in charge. The club has announced it will appeal the ban. McInnes was appointed Rangers manager ahead of the current season.

Should Rangers succeed in their appeal against McInnes's touchline ban?

Sky Sports Football · 5min ago · Source ↗

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Manosphere influencer Kyle University was a marketing stunt for an anti-manosphere film

Kyle University, the 7-foot muscular social media figure who promoted being a "high-value man" and collecting "aura points," was revealed to be part of a publicity stunt. The persona was orchestrated by the makers of an anti-manosphere film with connections to Los Angeles and London studios. The campaign was designed to generate buzz by posing as a genuine influencer.

Is using a fake persona as a film marketing stunt ethical?

The Hollywood Reporter · 5min ago · Source ↗

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Toyota spotted testing new mid-engine sports car – could it be the new Celica?

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Toyota spotted testing new mid-engine sports car – could it be the new Celica?

Video footage has emerged online that may show Toyota testing a new mid-engine sports car. Speculation is rife that it could be the long-awaited revival of the iconic Celica nameplate. Toyota has not officially confirmed what vehicle is being tested.

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Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi says she sleeps zero to three hours a night

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Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi says she sleeps zero to three hours a night

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has revealed that since taking office she sleeps between zero and three hours a night. The leader of the Japanese government made the admission publicly, describing the intense workload that comes with her role at the top of the country's government.

Should Japan's PM prioritise sleep for the sake of effective leadership?

Onet Wiadomości · 6min ago · Source ↗

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Ukraine and Russia locked in war of attrition with mass strikes on both sides

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Ukraine and Russia locked in war of attrition with mass strikes on both sides

Russia continues to strike Ukrainian cities while Ukraine responds with mass aerial attacks deep into Russian territory. Both sides are targeting the enemy's infrastructure in an effort to break the opponent's will to fight. The conflict has taken on the character of a war of attrition with no clear breakthrough on the front line.

Can Ukrainian strikes on Russian infrastructure break Russia's will to fight?

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Stephen Wolfram: the universe isn't random — it's driven by computational evolution

Physicist and Wolfram Alpha creator Stephen Wolfram argues that the universe's complexity emerges from simple computational rules, much like biological complexity arises from evolution. He proposes that nature is neither random nor engineered, but governed by a principle he calls "computational irreducibility." The same rule that shapes living tissue and organisms is, he claims, a fundamental property of computation itself.

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Chip sector looks calm but options market signals further downside risk

Despite relatively calm conditions in chip stocks, the options market is flashing warning signs, with elevated volatility readings for the semiconductor sector. Analysts warn it is too early to buy the dip and that further downside risk remains. Investors are cautioned to remain cautious given the turbulent underlying outlook.

Is it worth buying chip stocks now despite the warning signals in the options market?

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Trumpet vine: how to grow this exotic American climber in a Polish garden

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Trumpet vine: how to grow this exotic American climber in a Polish garden

Trumpet vine (Campsis radicans), nicknamed "the trumpet" for its vivid tubular orange-red flowers, is an exotic American climbing plant that grows surprisingly well in Polish garden conditions. It is frost-hardy and relatively easy to cultivate, requiring a sunny position, well-drained soil and a sturdy support structure to climb. The plant has been winning over Polish gardeners with its striking appearance and simple care requirements.

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Bitcoin Rebounds but Death Cross and Bearish Sentiment Remain Key Risks

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Bitcoin Rebounds but Death Cross and Bearish Sentiment Remain Key Risks

Bitcoin is bouncing and holding onto key support levels, giving bulls reason for cautious optimism. However, a "death cross" pattern remains active on the chart, and prediction markets are overwhelmingly bearish on the next move. The near-term outlook remains sharply divided between bulls and bears.

Will bitcoin break its all-time high within the next 6 months?

Decrypt · 16min ago · Source ↗

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Baldur's Gate 3 Player Loses 60-Hour Honour Mode Run During a Sex Scene

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Baldur's Gate 3 Player Loses 60-Hour Honour Mode Run During a Sex Scene

A Baldur's Gate 3 player lost a 60-hour Honour Mode run — the game's hardest difficulty with only one save file — due to a dialogue choice made during a sex scene. Honour Mode, introduced shortly after the game's official launch, is designed to prevent save-scumming by restricting players to a single save. The incident went viral in the gaming community as a cautionary tale about careless in-game choices.

Is a single-save Honour Mode a good design choice for RPGs?

Polygon · 46min ago · Source ↗

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Science Corporation's Vision-Restoring Brain Chip Gets EU Approval

Science Corporation has received European Union approval for its vision-restoring implantable chip, which works by directly stimulating the brain to restore sight in blind patients. The company was co-founded by Max Hodak, a former Neuralink co-founder. Hodak said the neurotech sector needs a company generating $100 million in annual revenue to prove the commercial viability of the space.

Should brain implants that restore vision be covered by public healthcare systems?

TechCrunch · 47min ago · Source ↗

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Nurse whistleblower: Staff silenced by fear in Polish hospitals

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Nurse whistleblower: Staff silenced by fear in Polish hospitals

Mateusz Sieradzan, a nurse and paramedic known online as Pan Pielęgniarka, has spoken out about systemic problems in Polish hospitals. He describes staff being blacklisted for reporting wrongdoing, patients treated as objects, and workers left without proper tools. Sieradzan says medical staff stay silent out of fear of professional retaliation.

Should medical staff have legal protection for reporting hospital wrongdoing?

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Sin-Eaters: The Macabre Historical Job of Eating the Dead's Sins

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Sin-Eaters: The Macabre Historical Job of Eating the Dead's Sins

Sin-eating was a real historical practice in which a poor person consumed bread placed on a corpse, symbolically absorbing the dead person's sins to ensure their peaceful passage into the afterlife. The custom was documented mainly in Wales and the western counties of England, with roots in the 17th and 18th centuries. Despite their ritual role, sin-eaters were widely shunned by the communities they served.

Should practices like sin-eating be recognised as part of cultural heritage?

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Central Slovakia's Hidden Gem: Hand-Fed Ground Squirrels and a 17th-Century Gold Mine

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Central Slovakia's Hidden Gem: Hand-Fed Ground Squirrels and a 17th-Century Gold Mine

Central Slovakia offers offbeat attractions: wild ground squirrels that eat from your hand, a 17th-century gold mine with pitch-black, ice-cold tunnels, and scenic cycling routes. Instead of glossing over its industrial past, the region has turned raw history into a tourism draw. It's a strong alternative for travellers who prefer authenticity over crowded hotspots.

Can industrial tourism compete with traditional natural attractions?

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Netflix adds Taylor Zakhar Perez and more to its '13 Going On 30' reboot cast

Netflix has announced final additions to the supporting cast of its 13 Going on 30 reboot, including Taylor Zakhar Perez, Owen Thiele, Nasim Pedrad, Supriya Ganesh, and Myra Molloy. Further newcomers include Charley McCain, Henry Samiri, and Audrina Miranda. The project is a reboot of the beloved 2004 romantic comedy.

Can the 13 Going on 30 reboot match the charm of the original?

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2026 Toyota RAV4 Woodland PHEV Review: Rugged Looks, Mild Off-Road Reality

The 2026 Toyota RAV4 Woodland PHEV sports a rugged, hiking-boot aesthetic and promises off-road capability, but in testing it proves to be more of a capable everyday hybrid SUV than a true trail-blazer. The vehicle delivers something different from what its tough looks suggest. The RAV4 remains one of Toyota's most popular models globally.

Is the Toyota RAV4 Woodland PHEV a good choice for off-road enthusiasts?

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FBI investigating Argentina's football federation after World Cup final

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FBI investigating Argentina's football federation after World Cup final

According to Argentine news portal Infobae, the FBI has launched an investigation into the leadership of the Argentine Football Association (AFA). The reports emerged shortly after the World Cup final. The AFA issued a statement denying some of the alleged events, but did not address all of the claims.

Should Argentina's football federation suspend operations pending the FBI investigation?

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Teen drops social media addiction lawsuit against Meta

A 15-year-old boy has dropped his lawsuit against Meta over social media addiction, just days before it was due to go to trial in Los Angeles. The case had been set to be heard next week but has now been withdrawn. The reasons behind the decision to drop the case have not been disclosed.

Should tech companies be legally liable for teen social media addiction?

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Duma Speaker Volodin Earned 257M Rubles in 2025, Holds Nearly 1B in Bank

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Duma Speaker Volodin Earned 257M Rubles in 2025, Holds Nearly 1B in Bank

Russia's Central Election Commission data reveals that State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin earned over 257 million rubles (approx. €2.7M) in 2025. His bank accounts hold nearly 1 billion rubles (approx. €10.5M). The figures were disclosed as part of United Russia's electoral candidate declarations.

Should the disclosed wealth of Russian politicians trigger international sanctions?

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