Daniel Joseph Kinahan, an Irish fugitive suspected of drug trafficking and money laundering, was arrested in the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday, authorities said, ending a years-long hunt for an alleged boss of one of the world’s most notorious cartels. Source link
Irish national Daniel Kinahan has been arrested in Dubai over alleged links to an “international organised crime network”. He was detained after a court in Ireland issued an arrest warrant Dubai authorities said they received a judicial file and “immediately launched intensive search and surveillance operations, leading to the suspect’s capture” within 48 hours. They said the “Irish fugitive” was detained on 15 April over his “alleged role in an international organised crime network”. Dublin’s high court previously named Kinahan as a senior figure in a crime gang involved in international drug trafficking operations and firearm offences. In 2022, US authorities issued a reward of up to $5m for his arrest. Kinahan was previously linked to the boxing world and co-founded a well-known management and promotions company – which later shut down. In 2016, a bloody feud with the rival Hutch gang led to an attempt on his life when men disguised as armed police opened fire at a boxing weigh-in at a Dublin hotel. Kinahan managed to escape but gang member David Byrne was …
In 2022 Jonathan Keeperman, then a lecturer in the English department at the University of California, Irvine, who for years had moonlighted as a right-wing Internet provocateur, founded a boutique publisher called Passage Press. His goal, he told Ross Douthat in a New York Times interview last year, was to build a reactionary cultural apparatus that would form an “enduring and meaningful counterweight to a dominant left.” For too long, he argued, conservatives had stood by stuffily as the left commandeered arts and entertainment and bent mainstream institutions to its ideological will. Keeperman wanted to change that. By drawing on the energies of the so-called New Right and its various overlapping cohorts—red-pilled Silicon Valley types, Dimes Square podcasters and playwrights, manospheric influencers, proselytizers of raw milk—he hoped to show that the right could produce culture that was just as vital, just as possessed of spiritedness and “thymos,” as that produced by the left, if not more so. “If you are telling the truth about the world,” Keeperman told Douthat, “then you are going to make right-wing art.” …
Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz have been mainstays of Brooklyn for over a decade. While the couple is British, they made the New York City neighborhood of Cobble Hill their home in 2017. For almost a decade, they’ve been seen on many walks around the quaint Brooklyn area. But it seems Daniel, 58, and Rachel, 56, are moving on. According to multiple reports, the actors sold their townhouse for a whopping $11.8 million in April 2026 after listing it late last year. Keep reading to learn everything about the million dollar Brooklyn mansion. When did Daniel and Rachel move to Brooklyn? In 2017, the British actors bought property in Cobble Hill, seven years after they first started dating. Daniel and Rachel tied the knot in an intimate New York City ceremony attended by just four guests, including Craig’s daughter, Ella; and Rachel’s son, Henry – from her previous relationship with Darren Aronofsky. © GettyRachel and Daniel in 2004 – they were friends for several years before they started dating How many rooms was their townhouse? …
Daniel Neeleman’s family just welcomed their ninth child. It is a number that feels, as he put it over Zoom, “magical.” Coincidentally, Daniel is one of nine children raised in a Mormon family and so is his wife, Hannah—more popularly known as @ballerinafarm. The baby girl, like her eight siblings, will experience a bucolic upbringing filled with homemade sourdough, meats originating from cows whose names they might know, and their freshly-squeezed milk, which is no longer sold raw after the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food reportedly cited two health violations in a sample of Ballerina Farm’s milk in August 2025. (The Neelemans have since clarified in a YouTube video that unsafe raw milk was never sold at either of their two brick-and-mortar Ballerina Farm retail stores.) The clean-eating, Carhartt-clad homesteader life the Neelemans enjoy in Utah today is vastly different from the ultra-nineties, processed-food-heavy one Daniel grew up with in Connecticut. “Dad went to work every day,” he says. (Neeleman’s father, David, is the founder of five commercial airlines, which includes JetBlue Airways.) “Mom …
When filmmakers Phil Lord and Chris Miller first called Daniel Pemberton about Project Hail Mary, the conversation started with wood blocks. Not metaphorically — literally. The directing duo had an idea that the entire film could be scored on a single percussion instrument. Pemberton loved the spirit of it. He also told them, with his characteristic directness, that it probably wouldn’t sustain a two-and-a-half-hour film. That exchange says something about how this particular creative partnership works. And why it keeps producing results. Andy Weir had already proven that his brand of rigorously researched, deeply human science fiction could fill a movie theater. The Martian, his debut novel adapted by director Ridley Scott in 2015 with Matt Damon, grossed over $630 million worldwide and earned seven Academy Award nominations. When Project Hail Mary was still in manuscript form, Ryan Gosling moved quickly, acquiring the rights from Weir to star in and produce the sci-fi adaptation. Lord and Miller, the creative duo behind The Lego Movie, the Jump Street franchise and the Spider-Verse films, came aboard to …
Daniel Biss, the mayor of Evanston, Ill., sits for a portrait at his campaign office on February 28, 2026, ahead of the Illinois primary. Jamie Kelter Davis for NPR hide caption toggle caption Jamie Kelter Davis for NPR Daniel Biss, the mayor of Evanston, Ill., has won the Democratic primary for the state’s 9th congressional district, according to a race call by The Associated Press, topping a crowded field in the race for a Chicago-area seat that has not been open for nearly three decades. His victory in the safe blue district ends a highly contested primary of more than a dozen Democrats running to succeed retiring Democratic Rep. Jan Schakowsky, 81, who first took office in 1999. With endorsements from Schakowsky and other national leaders such as Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., Biss was seen as the frontrunner heading into the race. On the campaign trail, he sought to differentiate himself by emphasizing both his background in elected office and his willingness to push for progressive causes and against President Trump’s agenda. “I just don’t …
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — NASCAR driver Daniel Dye was suspended Tuesday — the second known major penalty of his racing career — for mocking IndyCar driver David Malukas during a recent livestream. In the video, which circulated Tuesday on social media, Dye used voices that made inferences about Malukas’ sexuality. He mimicked Malukas’ voice at one point. Dye is a Truck Series for driver Kaulig Racing, which also suspended him. NASCAR ordered Dye to undergo sensitivity training. “I chose my words poorly and I understand why it upset people,” he wrote. “I’m sorry to anyone who was offended. That’s now I want to represent myself. “I have some close friends in the LBGT+ community who would never want to feel less of themselves because of what I said, and that’s exactly why I should hold myself to a higher standard.” He said conversations with those friends made him recognize that “a true friend would know better than to act the way I did.” Malukas, a 24-year-old driver for Team Penske, often posts pictures on social …
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Get the latest entertainment news, reviews and star-studded interviews with our Independent Culture email Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter I’m at New York City’s Hudson Theatre, where patrons are eagerly taking their seats, awaiting the start of Every Brilliant Thing. Duncan Macmillan’s one-man show is about someone who makes a list of all the best things about life in order to make their mother believe life is worth living, and the play’s star, Daniel Radcliffe, is making his way through the audience, talking to patrons, handing out notecards. And then… he pauses for a brief second to plot his next move. “Hi, I’m Dan.” I look up, and there he is. The Boy Who Lived! Standing right in front of me! We shake hands and he gives my starstruck sister-in-law a notecard, explaining that when he says “Three!” onstage during the show, she needs to yell out what it says: “Staying up past your bedtime and being allowed to watch …
Shelter, the “gripping” action-thriller starring Jason Statham and Daniel Mays, is now available to watch at home. Though the former may be in a familiar role, Statham’s latest venture was well received upon its release. The film sees the actor portray Michael Mason, a former government assassin who is living a quiet life on a remote Scottish isle. His peace is interrupted, however, when a terrible accident leaves local girl Jessie (Bodhi Rae Breathnach) without a carer. Upon caring for the youngster, Michael’s position is compromised and he is forced to go on the run with Jessie in tow. As he attempts to keep her safe, his very dangerous past seems to be clinging onto his tail. Black Bear Related: UK film release dates: Find out when all the latest movies are coming to cinemas After being released in cinemas in January, the action-thriller is now available to watch from the comfort of your own home. On Amazon, the film can be rented in either Standard or High Definition for £15.99, or can be bought …
