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Austin has long been synonymous with live music and cultural vibrancy, but its nightlife extends far beyond the honky-tonks of Sixth Street. Over the past two decades, the city has cultivated a sophisticated entertainment landscape that rivals major metropolitan areas, drawing discerning visitors who seek experiences that blend luxury with authenticity. Among the most distinctive elements of this evolution are the city’s upscale gentlemen’s clubs, which have redefined what premium nightlife means in the Texas capital. These establishments represent a departure from the stereotypical strip club experience. Instead, they’ve positioned themselves as luxury destinations where design, service, and atmosphere…
Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, intends to invoke her right to remain silent during questioning by the US House Oversight Committee, according to her lawyer. Maxwell is expected to appear virtually for Monday’s closed-door deposition from the Texas prison where she is serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking. “I can confirm that she will take the 5th,” Maxwell’s lawyer David Oscar Markus told the BBC on Sunday, referring to the right to avoid self-incrimination outlined in the Fifth Amendment of the US constitution. Instead, Maxwell will read “a prepared statement at the outset of…
A rubber boat carrying 55 passengers, including two babies, has overturned off the coast of Libya, the UN migration agency says. The only survivors, two Nigerian women, were rescued by the Libyan authorities on Friday, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) announced on Monday. The boat was carrying migrants and refugees from various African countries, it said. The boat sank after taking on water approximately six hours after departing from the coastal city of al-Zawiya in north-western Libya. The IOM says that almost 500 migrants have been reported dead or missing trying the cross the Mediterranean Sea from Libya so…
The government has formally gazetted a new command structure and operational framework for the National Government Administration Police Unit (NGAPU), a specialised formation within the National Police Service (NPS). Inspector General of police Douglas Kanja said in a gazette notice NGAPU is established to support National Government Administrative Officers (NGAOs) in the execution of their lawful duties and to provide security across administrative units countrywide. Under its mandate, the Unit will render operational support to national government administrative officers, provide protective security to government officials, and support government agencies in enforcing national policies, laws and regulations. NGAPU officers will also…
A South Korean official who suggested the country “import young women” from “Vietnam or Sri Lanka” to boost its birth-rate has been expelled from his party. Kim Hee-soo, the head of the southern Jindo County, said the woman could be married off to “young men in rural areas” during a town hall last week. The suggestion comes as South Korea continues to grapple with the lowest birth-rates in the world, which could see the country’s 50 million-strong population drop by half in 60 years. But Kim’s statement, which was televised, did not go down well – triggering a diplomatic protest…
The Prince and Princess of Wales have said they are “deeply concerned” by the latest revelations about Jeffrey Epstein in their first public statement on the scandal. In an unusual intervention, a Kensington Palace spokesperson said Prince William and Princess Catherine were “focused on the victims” in light of new information contained in documents related to the late sex offender released in the US. The statement was released as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor came under renewed scrutiny over his past ties with Epstein. A royal spokesperson said: “I can confirm The Prince and Princess have been deeply concerned by the continuing revelations.…
Japan’s conservative Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi swept to a landslide victory in a snap election on Sunday, marking a historic turnaround for her party, which had been hemorrhaging voter support in recent years — until she stepped to the helm. Since she was elected more than four months ago – becoming Japan’s first female leader in a country where men have long dominated politics – Takaichi has enjoyed sky high approval ratingsand a glowing endorsement from US President Donald Trump. She won over many voters with her notoriously strong work ethic, savvy social media game and charisma, marked in viral…
Elon Musk’s ambition to one day settle Mars appears to have taken a back seat for a rather nearer and more achievable goal – sending humans to live on the Moon. In statement on X on Sunday, the billionaire said his company SpaceX has now shifted its priorities to building “a self-growing city on the Moon,” arguing that it could be achieved in less than a decade, compared with more than 20 years for a similar plan on Mars. “The overriding priority is securing the future of civilization and the Moon is faster,” he said on X Sunday. “It is…
Four brothers aged between nine and 14 died after drowning in an open quarry in the Kanyakwar area of Kisumu County. The tragic incident happened Sunday February 8 afternoon, police said. Witnesses said the incident happened while the children were swimming in the water-filled quarry. One of the boys reportedly moved into a deeper section of the quarry and began to drown prompting a stampede. His three brothers attempted to rescue him but were also overwhelmed by the water. Residents raised the alarm, prompting a response from local authorities. All four bodies were later retrieved from the quarry. Meanwhile, a…
Ebo Taylor, the Ghanaian guitarist, composer and band leader whose work helped define the highlife genre and influenced generations of African musicians, has died at the age of 90, his family has announced. Born Deroy Taylor in the city of Cape Coast in 1936, he rose to prominence during the late 1950s and early 1960s as highlife became Ghana’s dominant musical form. He played with the era’s leading bands, including the Stargazers and the Broadway Dance Band, and gained a reputation for a distinctive guitar style and detailed arrangements. Over a six-decade career, he fused Ghanaian rhythms with jazz, funk,…
The lead singer and songwriter of US band 3 Doors Down, Brad Arnold, has died after a battle with cancer aged 47, the rock band announced on X. “He will be deeply missed and forever remembered,” the band said in a statement on Saturday. The band is best known for 2000s rock hits like Kryptonite, Here Without You, When I’m Gone, and Loser. Arnold had announced in May 2025 that he was ill and had received a diagnosis of stage four clear cell renal carcinoma – a type of kidney cancer – which had metastasised into his lung. “I have…
The Media Complaints Commission dismissed a complaint against the Daily Nation newspaper concerning a photograph used in a report on rising fuel costs. The determination was issued on Wednesday, 5 February 2026. The complaint was lodged by Nico Otieno Nissen Magather regarding a photograph published in the Daily Nation on 18 January 2024. Mr Magather alleged that the image, which depicted him walking, was used without his consent and portrayed him in a “misleading and disparaging” manner, thereby infringing upon his dignity and privacy. He sought a public apology and a clarification from the publication. In their defence, the respondents,…
Ethiopia has called on neighbouring Eritrea to withdraw its troops that it alleges are inside its territory. The demand was contained in a letter from Ethiopia’s foreign minister to his Eritrean counterpart, which also accused Eritrea of “outright aggression” saying it was conducting joint manoeuvres with Ethiopian rebels in the north and supplying them with weapons. Eritrea has not yet commented on the accusation but has previously denied its soldiers had crossed the two countries’ common border. There has long been a history of tension between Ethiopia and Eritrea, which split off from its larger neighbour three decades ago, and…
A South African man named in a major police corruption probe has died after reportedly shooting himself at a petrol station. Police are now investigating the death of Wiandre Pretorius, 41, who last week said he had survived an assassination attempt. Pretorius’s name had been mentioned at the ongoing corruption inquiry, known as the Madlanga Commission. This was in connection with the 2022 murder of a witness, Emmanuel Mbense, allegedly at the hands of police officers. Four of the 12 people named as persons of interest in that killing are now dead themselves, a police spokesperson said. At 22:00 local…