Bea Elton, a social media star with millions of followers, transforms homes overwhelmed by extreme dirt and decay. Her work goes beyond cleaning, involving deep emotional support and liaising with authorities to help individuals with mental health struggles rebuild their lives.
Six spherical objects found on a Queensland beach are likely pressure vessels from a foreign space launch vehicle that recently re-entered the atmosphere. The Australian Space Agency is working with international authorities to confirm the origin.
Anish Kapoor's London studio complex reveals his prolific output and artistic philosophy ahead of his Hayward Gallery retrospective. The artist discusses his new works, his career-spanning show, and his views on art, identity, and politics.
This scathing opinion piece analyzes the sacking of Liam Rosenior as Chelsea manager, characterizing it as the culmination of a fundamentally broken project under BlueCo ownership. The article argues that the club's hedge-fund approach to football has created a team devoid of identity, intelligence, and human qualities, with managers set up to fail. It warns that Chelsea's model represents a dangerous template for modern football — one driven by profit over passion, treating players as tradable assets rather than a team. The piece concludes that only the departure or fundamental reform of the current ownership can save the club.
Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior has been sacked in what the article describes as the strangest and most illiterate footballing project yet under BlueCo ownership. The piece argues Rosenior emerges unstained from a situation where no manager could succeed, blaming the club's hedge-fund owners for creating a dysfunctional environment where managers are treated as interchangeable and footballing knowledge has been sidelined in favour of corporate logic. The article serves as a broader warning about the commodification of football and the destructive nature of the BlueCo regime.
