Live Well

Singapore actor Thomas Ong has moved into a two-room flexi HDB flat, describing how compact the space is, with the bedroom just two steps from the front door. News reports have covered his move, and it has drawn attention as a familiar celebrity opting for a modest flat in a country where public housing downsizing is a common talking point among older residents.

A livestream titled 'The black science' is broadcasting now, attracting heavy engagement with well over a million likes from viewers worldwide. The stream carries a science label, suggesting a discussion of scientific topics with a focus on Black contributors or perspectives. Audiences are actively following along as the broadcast unfolds.

Sony is close to green lighting a Spider-Man universe TV series for Amazon based on Marvel's Clone Saga comics storyline. The project would expand the live-action Spider-Man-adjacent universe that Sony has been building alongside its film franchise, with Amazon already home to the well-received series 'Noir'-adjacent projects and 'Invincible'. Fans of the comics are reacting to the prospect of the controversial 1990s storyline reaching the screen.

The Guardian examines whether magnesium supplements live up to claims that they improve digestion, muscle pain, anxiety and sleep. Experts say evidence is inconsistent and warn that taking magnesium without a diagnosed deficiency may not help and could carry risks. The piece reflects growing public interest in the mineral as a remedy for everyday complaints.

Court is in session on day four of the Ohio v. Caleb Flynn murder trial, a case drawing national attention because of its connection to the television singing competition American Idol. Live trial coverage from the Ohio courtroom is pulling a large audience, with viewers following testimony and arguments as prosecutors and the defense present their cases. Interest is likely to grow as key witnesses take the stand later in the week.

The Colorado Springs Gazette's Live Well column takes up the theme of seeking out wildlife, exploring the pursuit of encounters with animals in nature. The piece appears as part of the paper's lifestyle and outdoors coverage, a topic of local interest for readers in the Colorado Springs area.

US embassies abroad are encouraging American citizens living overseas to take part in US elections, pointing them to the STEP program for updates and to the Federal Voting Assistance Program for registration and absentee ballots. Voters abroad must request a ballot well ahead of election day, and deadlines vary by state.

Rapper Coi Leray has spoken publicly about co-parenting her child with Trippie Redd, and commented on her father, rapper Benzino, becoming a grandfather. In the interview she discussed how she and Trippie Redd manage raising their child together, as well as family dynamics now that Benzino has taken on a grandparent role. Comments about celebrity co-parenting arrangements are drawing attention from fans.

Historian and author Raffi Andonian appeared on Valley News Live's North Dakota Today, where he discussed the start of the classical music season. The segment highlighted what audiences can expect from upcoming orchestral and chamber performances, positioning Andonian as a commentator who connects history with cultural life for viewers in the Fargo region.

Allied Architects plans to launch a live economics broadcast program, TOKYO INSIDERS, in mid-October. The show will feature Kasuga Nozawa, a former TV Tokyo announcer, among others. The program aims to cover business and economic topics in a live format.

A former hairdresser has spent time testing a scalp care gadget and shared an honest verdict on how well it works, rating its performance against professional salon experience. The review covers build quality, comfort and whether the device lives up to its promises for scalp health and hair care at home. Readers interested in affordable beauty tech are weighing the verdict before buying.