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- 1'The Extremely Embarrassing Life Of Lottie Brooks' TV Series In The Works●'The Extremely Embarrassing Life Of Lottie Brooks' TV Series Coming
A television adaptation of 'The Extremely Embarrassing Life Of Lottie Brooks' is in development, according to a report from Deadline. The title originates from the popular children's book series about a girl navigating the embarrassments of growing up. Further details such as casting, network, or release date have not yet been announced.
- 2The grisly history behind Berkshire's haunted Ostrich Inn●The heavily haunted Ostrich Inn in Colnbrook, Berkshire, has an especially grisly history. In the 1600s, one landlord an
The Ostrich Inn in Colnbrook, Berkshire, is known as one of England's most haunted pubs, with a grim legend attached. In the 1600s, the story goes, the landlord and his wife would place wealthy guests in the Blue Room, where a bed bolted to a trapdoor dropped victims into a vat below so the couple could rob them. The tale continues to fascinate readers.
- 3New fight erupts over next Brooklyn Democratic Party leader●New fight over election of new leader of Brooklyn Democrats
A dispute has broken out over the selection of a new leader of the Brooklyn Democratic Party, one of the most influential local party organizations in New York. Spectrum News NY1 reports on the contest for the county chair post, though details of the candidates and factions involved remain limited.
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Vogue profiles Brooke Eby, the American woman who built a large social media following by openly chronicling her life with ALS, including her own decline, in hopes of raising awareness and funding research toward a cure. Her candid videos about living with a terminal illness have drawn widespread attention and admiration.
- 5Driver killed in Brooklyn Ocean Parkway crash, Audi sought▼Driver killed in Ocean Parkway crash in Brooklyn; Audi driver sought
A driver was killed in a crash on Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, New York, and police are searching for the driver of an Audi believed to be involved. Details about the victims, the sequence of events, and whether the Audi driver fled the scene have not yet been released. Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.
- 6John Collins grabs Dillon Brooks' throat in preseason scuffle●John Collins grabs Dillon Brooks throat after bumps & they get into it in preseason
John Collins and Dillon Brooks got into an altercation during a preseason game after colliding on the court. Things escalated when Collins grabbed Brooks by the throat following a series of bumps between the two forwards. The confrontation drew attention from fans, with the incident circulating widely and fueling debate over how physical the preseason matchup had become between the two players.
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Stony Brook Medicine's planned building project on Long Island is advancing, according to Newsday. The development signals continued expansion of the hospital system's facilities, though details of the plan's scope, cost and timeline have not been reported in the available coverage. Local interest centers on what the construction could mean for healthcare capacity in the area.
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Brooke Eby, an ALS advocate who documented her life with the disease and inspired millions of followers, has died at the age of 37. She was known for speaking openly about living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and raising awareness of the condition. Tributes are pouring in honoring her honesty, humor, and the impact of her advocacy work.
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Brooke Eby, an American influencer and founder of the nonprofit ALSTogether, has died at 37 after a four-year battle with ALS. Diagnosed in her early 30s, she documented life with the disease online, using humor and honesty to reach millions and raise awareness. Outlets across the US and beyond are running tributes, and fans have flooded her social media comments with condolences.
- 10Ocean Hill Community Garden in Brooklyn Gets Revamp▼Rebuilding Brooklyn Ocean Hill Community Garden Gets Revamp
The Ocean Hill Community Garden in Brooklyn is undergoing a rebuild and revamp, according to local news coverage. The project aims to restore the green space for neighborhood residents, though details on funding, volunteers or a completion timeline have not been reported. Community gardens in the borough are often maintained by local volunteers and have become focal points for neighborhood renewal efforts.
- 11Brooke Eby Puts a Human Face on ALS a Decade After Ice Bucket Challenge▼The Ice Bucket Challenge taught the internet about ALS. A decade later, Brooke Eby showed us what living with it looks like.
Ten years after the Ice Bucket Challenge raised global awareness and funding for ALS, content creator Brooke Eby has drawn attention for documenting her life with the disease. She has shared what day-to-day living with ALS actually looks like, shifting the conversation from awareness campaigns to the realities patients face. Her story is prompting reflection on the challenge's legacy and the ongoing need for research and care.
- 12DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince Series in Development at Westbrook Studios●DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince Series in the Works from Will Smith’s Westbrook Studios
Will Smith's Westbrook Studios is developing a series centered on DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince, the hip-hop duo Smith formed with Jeff Townes before his acting career. The Hollywood Reporter reported the project is in the works, reviving one of the pairings that launched Smith into entertainment stardom.
- 13Brookings maps generative AI's early labor market impact▼Still waters, rapid currents: Early labor market transformation under generative AI
A new Brookings report, 'Still waters, rapid currents,' examines how generative AI is already reshaping labor markets. It finds transformation is at an early stage but uneven across occupations, with some jobs seeing rapid change in tasks and skill demands while broader employment effects remain limited so far, offering a baseline for tracking AI's economic impact.
- 14$60 Million Education Campus Planned for Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn▼New $60 Million Education Campus Coming To Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn
A new $60 million education campus is planned for Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, according to New York YIMBY. The project would bring a dedicated educational facility to the former airfield site in southern Brooklyn, adding to ongoing redevelopment activity at the park. Further details on timelines, operators and programming have not yet been announced.
- 15Woman injured by SUV in Planet Fitness parking lot in Brook Park▼Cleveland woman injured by SUV in Planet Fitness parking lot in Brook Park
A Cleveland woman was injured after being struck by an SUV in the parking lot of a Planet Fitness gym in Brook Park, Ohio. Details about her condition and the circumstances of the collision have not yet been released, and authorities are expected to provide more information as the investigation continues.
- 16Brooklyn Museum Sets October Public Programs for All Ages▼The Brooklyn Museum Announces Public Programs in October for Visitors of All Ages
The Brooklyn Museum has announced its lineup of public programs for October, open to visitors of all ages. The schedule covers family activities, talks, and educational events at the New York institution. The museum frames the month as an invitation for audiences across generations to engage with its collections and exhibitions.
- 17Alaska stays unusually warm while North Slope freezes▼High temperatures (ºF) in and around Alaska on Sunday, Still warm for the season in Southeast Alaska and the southern Yu
Alaska saw unseasonably warm high temperatures on Sunday, with warmth persisting across Southeast Alaska, the southern Yukon Territory, Kodiak Island and the Alaska Peninsula. At the same time, freeze-up is well underway on the North Slope and in the Brooks Range, highlighting a sharp seasonal divide across the state.
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A shooting described by NBC 5 Chicago as isolated prompted a heavy police response at Oakbrook Center Mall in Oak Brook, Illinois. Officers flooded the shopping center after the incident, and authorities indicated no wider threat to shoppers. The mall is one of the Chicago area's busiest retail destinations, making any incident there high-profile.
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Economist Robin Brooks is asking whether convertibility risk could weigh on the euro, revoking debate about a scenario in which investors demand a premium for holding euro-denominated assets over fears they might not be freely exchangeable. The discussion touches on how such a risk premium would affect the currency's exchange rate and eurozone bond markets, themes that echo earlier eurozone crisis concerns.
- 20Victorian illustration of Shrubland Hall terrace resurfaces●From the upper terrace of Shrubland Hall. From "The Gardens of England" written & illustrated by Edward Adveno Brooke, L
An 1858 illustration of the upper terrace at Shrubland Hall, from Edward Adveno Brooke's 'The Gardens of England', which he both wrote and illustrated, has been shared by Old Book Illustrations. The plate shows the Suffolk estate's gardens as depicted in the mid-nineteenth century, part of a collection dedicated to reproducing art from historic books.
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The Thornebrook Art Festival in Gainesville, Florida, attracted large crowds, according to local news coverage. The event, held in the Thornebrook Village area, brings together artists, vendors and visitors for a weekend of art displays and sales. Organizers and attendees have been highlighting the festival's role in supporting local artists and drawing visitors to the neighborhood.
- 22Brooklyn Democrats Accused of Sham Late-Night Zoom Election●Desperate to Cling to Power, Zombie Brooklyn Dems Resort to Sham, Late-Night Zoom Election https://hellgatenyc.com/zombi
Hell Gate reports that the Brooklyn Democratic Party held a late-night election over Zoom that critics call a sham staged by incumbent party leaders desperate to hold onto power. The party, often described as a 'zombie' machine that persists despite weakened support, is accused of using opaque procedural tactics to shut out reformers and keep control of county leadership positions.
- 23Dillon Brooks and John Collins scuffle in Suns-Pistons preseason game▼Suns' Dillon Brooks, Pistons' John Collins involved in preseason scuffle https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7664421/2026/1
Phoenix Suns forward Dillon Brooks and Detroit Pistons forward John Collins were involved in a physical altercation during a preseason game between the two teams. Details of the incident remain limited, but reports from the game note a scuffle broke out involving both players. The clash is drawing attention as both teams tune up ahead of the new NBA season.
- 24Peri Gilpin Joins Brooke Shields In Acorn TV's 'You're Killing Me'●Peri Gilpin To Play Brooke Shields’ Sister In Acorn TV’s ‘You’re Killing Me’
Actress Peri Gilpin has been cast as Brooke Shields' sister in the Acorn TV series 'You're Killing Me'. The casting news was reported by industry outlet Deadline and gives the mystery drama a familiar TV pairing, reuniting two well-known American actresses. Further details about their characters or the show's release date were not included in the report.
- 25Brooke Fletcher reports for White Sox while backing Padres husband▼White Sox TV reporter, Padres wife Brooke Fletcher is pulling double duty this postseason https://www.nytimes.com/athlet
Brooke Fletcher, a TV reporter for the Chicago White Sox, is working both sides of the MLB postseason as her husband, Padres infielder Jake Cronenworth, plays for San Diego. The story highlights the unusual position of covering baseball professionally while her spouse competes in the playoffs, drawing attention from baseball and journalism fans alike.
- 26Studiocanal and Deadpan Pictures to Adapt Lottie Brooks Books▼StudioCanal, Deadpan Pictures Adapting ‘Lottie Brooks’ Book Series
Studiocanal and Irish production company Deadpan Pictures are developing a screen adaptation of the popular 'Lottie Brooks' children's book series. The news, reported by The Hollywood Reporter, signals a move to bring the humorous coming-of-age stories to film or television audiences. Details on casting, format and release timing have not yet been announced.
- 27One dead, one critically hurt in Brooklyn three-car crash▼1 dead, 1 critically injured in 3-car crash on Ocean Parkway in Gravesend, Brooklyn
One person died and another was critically injured in a three-car crash on Ocean Parkway in the Gravesend neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, according to FOX 5 New York. Emergency crews responded to the scene; the condition of the critically injured victim and details about the cause of the collision have not been released.
- 28Wagon distributing free banned books coming to Brooklyn▼A wagon full of free banned books is coming to Brooklyn
A wagon full of free banned books is set to tour Brooklyn, offering copies of titles that have been removed or challenged in schools and libraries elsewhere in the United States. The initiative aims to keep contested books accessible to readers for free, and it is drawing attention amid the ongoing national debate over book bans and censorship.
- 29Sting Adds Two Shows To November 2026 Brooklyn Paramount Run▼Sting Adds Two Shows To November 2026 Run At Brooklyn Paramount
Sting has added two more shows to his November 2026 residency at the Brooklyn Paramount in New York. The British singer-songwriter has been extending his run at the historic venue, and the additional dates give fans further chances to see him perform there. Ticket details and exact dates are expected through standard venue and box office channels.
- 30Brooke Elliott reacts to Sweet Magnolias cancellation●Brooke Elliott breaks silence on ‘Sweet Magnolias’ cancellation: ‘One last time... pour it out’
Brooke Elliott has spoken publicly for the first time about the cancellation of the Netflix series Sweet Magnolias. Addressing fans, she referenced the show's signature toast, saying 'one last time... pour it out.' The actress, who led the Serenity-based drama, shared a farewell message as viewers process the end of the series and celebrate its run.
- 31Beaverbrooks boss urges government to give businesses a break●Boss of Beaverbrooks urges government to give businesses 'a bit of a break' https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/se
The head of UK jewellery retailer Beaverbrooks has called on the government to ease pressures on companies, urging ministers to give businesses 'a bit of a break'. The comments, reported by the Guardian, reflect growing frustration in the retail sector over costs such as tax and wage obligations, with business leaders seeking relief in upcoming policy decisions.
- 32Stony Brook Researchers Lead NSF-Funded AI Project on Urban Flooding●Stony Brook Researchers Lead NSF-Funded AI Collaboration to Reveal Hidden Controls on Urban Flooding
Researchers at Stony Brook University are leading a National Science Foundation-funded collaboration using artificial intelligence to uncover hidden factors that control urban flooding. The multi-institution effort aims to improve understanding of why some cities flood worse than others and to support better flood prediction and planning.
- 33Stony Brook Professor Minghua Zhang Elected AGU Fellow▼SoMAS Distinguished Professor Minghua Zhang Elected as AGU Fellow
Minghua Zhang, a Distinguished Professor at Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, has been elected a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union. The honor recognizes scientists for exceptional contributions to earth and space science. The announcement was made by the university's news office.
- 34Latin music bringing Brooklyn together at Barclays Center●At Barclays Center, Latin music is bringing Brooklyn together
Latin music events at Barclays Center are drawing crowds across Brooklyn's diverse communities, according to the Brooklyn Paper. The venue is positioning itself as a hub for reggaeton, salsa and other Latin genres, with fans of different backgrounds coming together for major concerts. The coverage highlights the growing influence of Latin music in New York City's cultural life.
- 35Stars gather for Paris Fashion Week September 2026▼All the celebrities at Paris Fashion Week September 2026: Brooks Nader, Natasha Lyonne and more
Paris Fashion Week's September 2026 edition is drawing a long list of celebrities, with Brooks Nader and Natasha Lyonne among the familiar faces spotted at shows around the French capital. Coverage is rounding up which stars attended which runway events, keeping the fashion spotlight on both the collections and the famous attendees.
- 36Dillon Brooks Choked on Live TV After Pistons Altercation●NBA Villain Dillon Brooks Gets Choked on Live TV After Instigating Pistons Star in Suns' Preseason Opener
Dillon Brooks, known for his villainous reputation around the NBA, reportedly instigated a Detroit Pistons star during the Phoenix Suns' preseason opener, prompting the opposing player to grab him by the throat on live television. The altercation quickly became a talking point among basketball fans, with many pointing to Brooks' history of provoking opponents as a reason scuffles keep following him from team to team.
- 37One dead, two injured in Brooklyn hit-and-run●1 dead, 2 injured in Ocean Parkway hit-and-run crash in Brooklyn, NYPD says
One person was killed and two others injured in a hit-and-run crash on Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, New York, according to the NYPD. Authorities are investigating the collision and searching for the driver who fled the scene. Local news coverage has focused on the search and the victims' conditions.
- 38Stony Brook Hosts Walk of Hope for Suicide Prevention Month▼Walk of Hope Brings Stony Brook Community Together for Suicide Prevention Month
Stony Brook University held its Walk of Hope, an event bringing students, staff and community members together to mark Suicide Prevention Month. The gathering aimed to raise awareness of mental health resources, honor those affected by suicide and encourage open conversations about mental well-being on campus. It is part of a broader series of outreach activities during the awareness month.
- 39Mastodon user Ramadan post draws circle of replies●RE: https:// ieji.de/@Ramadan/1173820687303 64589 @divya @gvenema @maltita @aral @fabio @simon_brooke @tekul @velvetmolo
A user named Ramadan on the fediverse instance ieji.de shared a repost tagging more than a dozen other accounts, including divya, gvenema, maltita, aral, fabio and simon_brooke. The post has drawn a handful of engagements so far. No further details about its content are available from the available snippets.
- 40TGL's Motor City Golf Club adds Jackson Koivun alongside Brooks Koepka▼TGL's Motor City Golf Club lands Jackson Koivun to pair with Brooks Koepka
Motor City Golf Club, the TGL franchise, has signed amateur star Jackson Koivun to its roster, where he will play alongside Brooks Koepka. Koivun, one of the top young players in the amateur game, adds youth to a team anchored by the five-time major champion. The move gives the Detroit-based club a high-profile pairing ahead of the indoor golf league's season.