Jeff Jarrett’s role in shaping TNA Wrestling hangs in the balance as Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff join the promotion. In part three of “Dark Side of the Ring’s” coverage, the series delves into the escalating battle for control that left Jarrett sidelined and Dixie Carter at the helm.

A new report from FARMWISE Indiana and Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute reveals that IU Dining’s local purchasing could generate between $5.6 million and $10.4 million in additional economic activity for the state. The findings underscore how a single institution’s commitment to local sourcing can produce a ripple effect across Indiana’s farms and food-related businesses.

Lenovo is expanding its reach in mobile gaming with the Legion Y700 Infinite. Leaked details suggest a flagship Snapdragon chipset, an OLED display, and up to 24GB of RAM, signaling a new era of on-the-go gaming power.

Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” dazzles on the big screen but doesn’t quite measure up to his most acclaimed movies. Though the film is visually striking and ambitious, critics note it falls short of Nolan’s earlier successes.

An automated feed truck is taking center stage at the UNL research farm, delivering precise amounts of feed to cattle in any weather. Researchers aim to streamline daily operations and optimize feed distribution for thousands of livestock.

Fox’s latest reality competition, “Nation’s Dumbest,” redefines winning as losing while twelve celebrities duke it out for comedic glory. Hosted by Jake Whitehall, viewers can expect entertaining mishaps and laugh-out-loud moments from stars like Ice-T, JoJo Siwa, and Andrew Yang.

Kaiko Fuyumushi—recognized for “There, Beneath the Water”—has unveiled her latest manga, “Kagami yo Kagami yo,” launched on July 3. Originally reported by Anime News Network, this new addition to her repertoire cements her status as a creator to watch.

Adam and Amy Pope will perform side by side with The Big Ska Country on July 23 from 6-8 p.m. at the Choteau City Park bandshell. This live summer show is part of the “Get Your Kicks at 6” concert series, promising a fun evening of community and music.

Rocket Lab recently achieved a critical milestone by performing a full-duration static fire test of its Archimedes engine, designed for the second stage of the Neutron rocket. This test marks a key advancement in Rocket Lab’s pursuit of next-generation launch capabilities.

Over three years and through ten strategic acquisitions, NetSpark IP & Telecom and its portfolio have consolidated to form OPTRIC under the leadership of founder and CEO Micah Cooksey. This new unified venture seeks to provide “Total Technology Optimization,” offering businesses a single point of accountability for their interconnected tech environments.

Livestream shopping platform Whatnot has acquired Shaped, an AI startup specializing in real-time recommendations and search. The deal promises to enhance Whatnot’s personalization efforts and support the company’s move into fresh product categories.

Vadzo Imaging’s Falcon-821CRS turbocharges autonomous mobile robots with 4K HDR imaging, an 8MP resolution, and a built-in 9-axis IMU. Designed to enhance real-time navigation and object detection, this camera targets warehouse and logistics automation around the globe.

Season 42 of “The Challenge” signals a dynamic change, trading its longtime MTV home for a new start on Paramount+. Titled “Cutthroat,” the upcoming season promises returning fan-favorites like Nelson Thomas and fresh twists that have fans and industry insiders buzzing.

Sedron has broken ground on a new upcycling facility in Indiantown, Florida, poised to serve municipalities throughout South Florida. With a capacity to handle 200,000 tons of biosolids annually, it signals a notable step forward in regional waste management.

Anime Tokyo Station recently welcomed its 300,000th visitor, marking a significant milestone in the attraction’s growth. This achievement highlights the growing demand for anime-inspired entertainment and the cultural phenomenon surrounding Japanese pop culture.

James Norton, who portrays Ormund, reveals how he went “so big” in a pivotal bathtub scene for House of the Dragon’s Episode 5 that the show’s producers decided to keep it. Along the way, he also breaks down Ormund’s greatest weakness and how Episode 4 set the tone for what’s to come.

In “Hot Ones: Extra Heat,” host Sean Evans goes al fresco with his top-tier celebrity interviews. Will Ferrell, Fortune Feimster, and Jimmy Tatro take on the same flaming wings fans know and love—now under open skies.

A special day for the nation became a day to remember for The Red Shed, which sold its 350,000th puffin on America’s 250th birthday. The store recognized the moment by gifting the lucky buyer, Kylin Smith of Lake Sundown, a free batch to mark the milestone.

Woodinville actor and writer Cooper Tomlinson never guessed “Obsession” would attract so much attention. Now, he reflects on the film’s success and discusses his next move—one that just might bring him back to Seattle.

Mexican production of Class 8 trucks continued its steady climb in June, with International Motors’ Escobedo plant taking the lead in output gains. This development underscores the critical role of Class 8 trucks in Mexico’s commercial vehicle sector.

Foodland celebrated a noteworthy milestone by hosting a grand opening ribbon cutting, underscoring the enduring importance of ceremonial rituals in the food industry. This event, as reported by Crossville Chronicle, highlights how social conventions and symbolic gestures can unite a community around a new venture.