F1 | Norris beats Verstappen and Antonelli to victory in dramatic Hungarian GP

Lando Norris claimed his and McLaren’s first Grand Prix victory of 2026 in Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix, taking the chequered flag ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli – after mid-race drama and a late retirement for team mate Oscar Piastri.

Polesitter Norris spent the first half of the race in Piastri’s mirrors, having been jumped at Turn 2 on the opening lap – the latter doing just enough to hold onto the lead thereafter, and McLaren resisting Norris’ calls to be ushered through.

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F1 | What tyres will the teams and drivers have for the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix?

Round 11 of the 2026 season comes from Hungary, and Pirelli have confirmed which tyre compounds they are providing for the final race before the summer break.

The Italian tyre manufacturers are giving the teams the C3, C4 and C5 compounds for the Hungaroring, the softest in their range.

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NBC News | Judge puts temporary pause on Paramount-Warner Bros. merger

Paramount Skydance’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery hit a roadblock Monday after a federal judge temporarily paused the proposed merger, granting a request from a coalition of 12 state attorneys general who sued to thwart the $110 billion deal.

U.S. District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín of the Northern District of California issued a temporary restraining order barring Paramount from closing the transaction, a corporate tie-up that would unite two movie studios, two streaming platforms and two news organizations under the control of David Ellison, the son of billionaire technology tycoon Larry Ellison. –read more—

HGTV | The 6 Biggest Mistakes People Make When Buying Art

Filling your home with art is, if we’re being honest, a pretty vibes-based proposition. Seating and lighting are much more straightforward: You can know in a moment if a sofa is comfortable or your living room is too dark. Art? Famously subjective.

That said, thanks to e-commerce and social media, we all know more about what’s out there and how everyone else is displaying art than ever before. “Historically, the art world was heavily centered around a relatively small group of established names and traditional gatekeepers,” explains Lndn Gray founder Tyler Straub (whose curated collection of prints and framed art is catnip for designers and shoppers alike). “Now people can discover artists globally whose work aligns much more specifically with their personal taste, aesthetic and interests.” —see for yourself —

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F1 | Antonelli beats Leclerc to Belgian Grand Prix win to extend title lead as Russell retires

Kimi Antonelli returned to glory with victory at a closely contested Belgian Grand Prix, narrowly beating Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc as Max Verstappen settled for his third podium of the season in P3.

The Dutchman got off to a sublime start as he stormed past Antonelli on the opening lap at Eau Rouge, but couldn’t quite stay ahead of the Mercedes driver and quickly gave up the lead. –read more–