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- 1TESS-Discovered Neptune-Like Exoplanet TOI-1710 b in Spotlight●Name: TOI-1710 b A Neptune-like giant planet. Distance from Earth: 265 light-years Year discovered: 2022 Discovered by:
Astronomers are highlighting TOI-1710 b, a Neptune-like giant planet located 265 light-years from Earth. Discovered in 2022 by NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), the planet has a radius about 5.34 times that of Earth and a mass of roughly 28 Earths, orbiting its star once every 24.28 days. Details of its size, mass, and orbit are being circulated among space enthusiasts discussing recent exoplanet finds.
- 2SETI Institute Highlights Lead Engineer Behind NASA's TESS Mission●Stephanie Striegel is the SETI Institute’s Lead Operations Engineer for the Science Processing Operations Center at NASA
Stephanie Striegel serves as the SETI Institute's Lead Operations Engineer for the Science Processing Operations Center at NASA's Ames Research Center. Her work supports NASA's TESS mission, which scans the sky for planets beyond our solar system, enabling the detection and study of exoplanets. The profile is drawing attention as part of coverage of the scientists and engineers behind NASA's planet-hunting efforts.
- 3Italian woman finds her usual jeans size no longer fits●Sono più alta della media, quindi ho sempre comprato jeans della stessa marca, da anni. Da quando avevo vent'anni ad ade
An Italian woman who is taller than average says she has bought jeans from the same brand for years, always wearing a size 48 with the same weight and build. This year, when she went to buy a new pair, the same size suddenly felt too tight, prompting her to question whether sizing standards have changed.
- 4Cheetos, Hostess and Chips Ahoy! push Halloween beyond candy▼Cheetos, Hostess and Chips Ahoy! take Halloween beyond sweets
Snack brands Cheetos, Hostess and Chips Ahoy! are expanding their Halloween offerings, moving beyond traditional sweets with themed products aimed at the holiday market. The trend, reported by food industry outlet BakeryAndSnacks, points to growing competition among snack makers for a share of seasonal Halloween spending as consumers look for novelty treats beyond classic candy.
- 5Portrait of Countess Yulia Samoilova Circulating Among Art Lovers▼'Portrait of Countess Yulia Samoilova' by Benoit Charles Mitoire (1826) # painting # paintings # artist # artists # arth
A 1826 portrait of Countess Yulia Samoilova by artist Benoit (Carl) Mitoire is being shared in art and history circles. The painting depicts the Russian aristocrat famed for her style, and it is being tagged across themes of painting, museums, fashion and art history as viewers admire the countess's elegance and the work's craftsmanship.
- 6Green bean almondine, a classic French holiday side▼Green bean almondine, or haricots verts amandine, is a quintessential French side dish that has graced tables for genera
Green bean almondine, known in French as haricots verts amandine, is being highlighted as a quintessential side dish served for generations. The classic preparation pairs green beans with toasted almonds, butter and lemon, and is drawing attention as cooks plan Thanksgiving menus and search for reliable side dishes to round out the holiday table.
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Sweden's government, led on economic policy by finance minister Elisabeth Svantesson, has raised its GDP growth forecast for the coming years. Svantesson described the improved outlook as a 'dukat bord' — a set table — suggesting conditions are in place for growth, investment and recovery in the Swedish economy, though households and businesses will be watching whether the optimism materialises.
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Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Janette Manrara reportedly 'cried for weeks' after losing out on a hosting job, according to a Sun report circulating in the UK. The story comes amid attention on the show's presenting line-up, with long-time host Tess Daly also drawing searches. Neither Manrara nor the BBC has confirmed the reported reaction.
- 9TrainingPro featured on Awesome Indie platform●TrainingPro is featured on Awesome Indie! 🚀 Operating System for Fintess Professionals Upvote it → https:// awesomeindie
TrainingPro, a software product pitched as an operating system for fitness professionals, has been featured on Awesome Indie, a platform that showcases new independent products. The makers are asking users to upvote the listing to boost its visibility. The product is described as incorporating artificial intelligence tools for people working in the fitness industry.
- 10Expert criticises AI firms after Claude's false murder tip-off●Claude's fake murder tip-off speaks to 'carelessness' of AI companies, expert says By Tessa Flemming Questions arise aft
An expert has criticised the 'carelessness' of AI companies after it emerged that police in the United States received a false murder tip-off generated by Anthropic's Claude chatbot, and were not told the information was inaccurate. Questions are being raised about how AI firms handle errors and whether they have a duty to promptly correct dangerous false outputs passed to authorities.
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A driver known to authorities for repeated extreme speeding offences has been arrested in France after being caught travelling at what officials described as a crazy speed, according to Actu.fr. The arrest is drawing attention to repeat offenders who continue to drive at dangerous speeds despite previous sanctions, reigniting debate over road safety enforcement.
- 12Montessori Foundation and illumine Partner on Education Technology●Building the Future of Montessori Technology: How The Montessori Foundation and illumine Are Shaping What Comes Next
The Montessori Foundation and illumine are collaborating to develop new technology for Montessori education, aiming to shape how digital tools support Montessori classrooms and school administration going forward. The announcement highlights how the two organisations plan to blend the foundation's educational expertise with illumine's software to build the next generation of Montessori technology.
- 13Tess Lazaro's path from Maryknoll to the world diplomatic stage▼A life in diplomacy: SFA Tess Lazaro’s journey from Maryknoll to the world stage
A profile of Philippine Foreign Affairs official Tess Lazaro traces her journey from studying at Maryknoll to serving in senior diplomacy roles, including her post as Senior Foreign Affairs official representing the Philippines internationally. The piece highlights her career milestones and the experience she brings to the country's foreign service.
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Three drivers were flashed for extreme speeding in France, and when gendarmes stopped them, the officers got the same unexpected surprise from all three. The Auto Moto report about the incident is drawing attention in France, where speeding enforcement and repeat offenders are a recurring topic of public debate.
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Dutch midfielder Tessel Middag has ended her football career at 44-time Oranje international level after suffering a third cruciate ligament injury. The 32-year-old, who played for clubs including Ajax, Manchester City and Rangers, says the injury left her no choice but to take early retirement. Dutch media report the announcement with tributes to her international career.
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Canadian ice dancer Tessa Virtue is being widely discussed in connection with the Olympic Games. Virtue, who with Scott Moir became the most decorated figure skater in Olympic history, winning gold in ice dance at Pyeongchang 2018 and Vancouver 2010, remains a prominent figure in the sport. Conversation currently centres on her Olympic legacy and ongoing influence on figure skating.
- 17The Globe asks readers to pick Boston's most iconic film▼Final four: What is the most quintessential Boston movie?
The Boston Globe has reached the final round of a bracket asking readers to choose the most quintessential Boston movie. The matchup has narrowed years of Boston-set cinema down to four finalists, prompting debate over which film best captures the city's character, accents and neighborhoods. Readers are voting and weighing in on which title deserves to be called the definitive Boston film.
- 18Flight attendant linked to Johnny Depp sues with claims about ultra-rich clients▼Exclusive | Ultra-luxe air hostess linked to Johnny Depp spills dirty secrets of mega rich in explosive suit — after her world came crashing down
A former private-jet flight attendant who worked for ultra-wealthy clients, and who has been linked to Johnny Depp, has filed an explosive lawsuit in which she details alleged misbehaviour among the mega rich, according to a New York Post exclusive. The report says she is speaking out after her own life fell apart, and her claims about the elite travel world are drawing wide attention.
- 19'Good Will Hunting' vs. 'Spotlight' in Boston movie showdown▼The final matchup is set: ‘Good Will Hunting’ vs. ‘Spotlight’ for the crown of most quintessential Boston movie
A contest to name the most quintessential Boston movie has reached its final matchup, with 'Good Will Hunting' facing off against 'Spotlight'. Both films are deeply tied to the city: the 1997 drama about a South Boston genius and the 2015 Oscar-winning story of the Globe's clergy abuse investigation. Readers are now voting to decide which film best represents Boston on screen.
- 20Angélica Ksyvickis stars in new Revista Ela shoot●Angélica Ksyvickis by Sher Santos for Revista Ela, 2026 # singer # actress # TVhostess # celebrity
Angélica Ksyvickis, the Brazilian singer, actress and television host, is featured in a new editorial for Revista Ela photographed by Sher Santos for 2026. The shoot highlights her enduring status as one of Brazil's best-known TV personalities, and fans are sharing the images across social media.
- 21Tessa Bailey discusses new direction in Q&A about latest book▼Q&A: Bestselling author Tessa Bailey on taking a new direction, latest book
Bestselling romance author Tessa Bailey sat down for a Q&A with 12News about her latest book, discussing a new creative direction in her writing career. The interview covers how she is changing course with her recent work and what readers can expect from her newest release.
- 22Mike Ditka, legendary Chicago Bears figure, dies at 86●Mike Ditka, the quintessential Chicago Bear, dies at 86
Mike Ditka, the Hall of Fame tight end and former Chicago Bears head coach who led the team to a Super Bowl win in 1986, has died at the age of 86. Widely regarded as the embodiment of the Chicago Bears franchise, Ditka spent decades in football as a player, coach and broadcaster. Tributes are pouring in from fans and the football world honouring one of the NFL's most iconic personalities.
- 23Remembering Jacqueline, Countess of Hainaut, on Her Death Anniversary●Jacqueline, Countess of Hainaut, who died OTD in 1436, ruled the counties of Holland, Zeeland, and Hainaut from 1417 to
Medieval history enthusiasts are marking the anniversary of the death of Jacqueline, Countess of Hainaut, who died on this day in 1436. She ruled the counties of Holland, Zeeland and Hainaut from 1417 to 1433, and Mons served as one of the most important towns of Hainaut during her era. The remembrance is tied to travel content about historic sites in Mons, Belgium.
- 24Montessori School Head Teacher on Going Viral for Style▼“Children Love Beautiful Things Just Like Adults Do”: An Interview With the Montessori School Head Teacher on Going Viral for Its Style
The head teacher of a Montessori school has given an interview explaining why the institution attracted widespread attention for its aesthetic approach. She argues that children love beautiful things just as adults do, framing the school's carefully designed environments and style as part of its educational philosophy. The interview has drawn interest from fashion and design audiences, with the school's visual identity becoming a talking point well beyond education circles.
- 25Youth Padel Program Launches in Arizona Through New Partnership▼USA Padel, Conquer Padel and Desert Garden Montessori Launch Youth Padel Program in Arizona
USA Padel, Conquer Padel and Desert Garden Montessori have launched a youth padel program in Arizona. The initiative brings the fast-growing racket sport to school-age children, combining the organisations' facilities and coaching with the Montessori school's educational setting. It reflects padel's expanding footprint in the United States as clubs and schools move to introduce the sport to younger players.
- 26Etsy details migration of database sharding to Vitess●Migrating Etsy's database sharding to Vitess https://www.etsy.com/codeascraft/migrating-etsyas-database-sharding-to-vite
Etsy's engineering team has published a post on its Code as Craft blog describing how the company migrated its database sharding to Vitess, the open-source system originally developed at YouTube. The write-up walks through the technical approach and challenges of moving Etsy's MySQL sharding layer. Engineering communities are sharing the article as a practical case study in large-scale database infrastructure work.
- 27Michelle Dockery to Lead New Drama Series Feral●Feral Is a New Drama Series Starring Michelle Dockery, Jessica Gunning, Genevieve O'Reilly, Quintessa Swindell
A new drama series called Feral has been announced, with a cast led by Michelle Dockery alongside Jessica Gunning, Genevieve O'Reilly and Quintessa Swindell. Details of the plot, network and release date have not yet been shared, but the ensemble casting is drawing attention given the recent profile of the actors involved.
- 28Michelle Dockery and More Join Netflix Jungle Drama 'Feral'●Michelle Dockery, Genevieve O’Reilly, Quintessa Swindell Join Jessica Gunning in Netflix Jungle Drama ‘Feral’
Michelle Dockery, Genevieve O'Reilly and Quintessa Swindell have been cast alongside BAFTA winner Jessica Gunning in 'Feral', a jungle drama in development at Netflix. The casting announcement, reported by Variety, rounds out a high-profile ensemble for the streaming series, with details of the plot and release date not yet confirmed.