AFD Systems, head-quartered in Lancashire, has accessed Made Smarter funding to accelerate digital transformation for advanced engineering and manufacturing.

Cops chased the suspect vehicle onto the motorway after an automatic report from an ANPR camera sparked a dramatic chase that saw the fleeing driver weaving into high speed traffic ...

The 2026 Women’s Winter Invitational Regatta (WWIR) returns on February 14-15 in San Diego, CA. As one of the earliest established women’s sailing ...

Imagine being forced to lie on your back with an iron weight on top of you, starved for three days, and if you survived that then a "sharp stone" would be put under you and the iron weight put back on ...

Optically printed images of a man and a woman fragmented by a film frame that is divided into four distinct sections An experiment in formcontent relationships that ...

Ever since his star began to rise after the 1979 Australian thriller Mad Max, Mel Gibson hasn’t seemed fully alive on screen unless he’s being tortured and mutilated. In the Road Warrior and Lethal ...

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Nicole Hopper adds chicken thighs, capers, wine, and enough tangy Boursin cheese to spinach-artichoke dip to turn it into a cozy stew for dinner. You'll drain quartered artichoke hearts from jars for ...

Scott Galloway has sounded the death knell for broadcast advertising and urged CMOs and young people who rely upon the broadcast advertising ecosystem to think carefully about their careers choices.

The Moviegoer is the diary of a local film buff, collecting the best of what Chicago’s independent and underground film scene has to offer. Unsurprisingly, experimental animation is my favorite kind.

Medieval Historian Matt Lewis delves into the grisly details of medieval torture techniques. We cover everything from what it was like to be 'hung, drawn, and quartered' to the terrifying specialties ...