Szimpla Kert is highlighted as the leading ruin bar in Budapest, known for its large outdoor area, cultural events, and farmers' market. Fogas Ház and Instant merged to create a massive party venue while retaining their unique vibes. Csendes offers a quieter, more relaxed atmosphere near downtown Astoria. Kobuci, located in Óbuda, focuses on music and is a popular summer venue. Élesztőház, founded by Dániel Bart, emphasizes Hungarian craft beer. Doboz combines upscale ruin bar elements with themed rooms and diverse music genres. Kőleves Kert is known for its relaxed vibe and summer atmosphere. UdvarROM and Füge Udvar offer late-night partying with sports screenings and various entertainment options.

David Allen Sibley's first book for young readers, 'What It’s Like To Be a Bird (Adapted for Young Readers)', published by Delacorte, is highlighted as one of the Best Middle-Grade Books of 2023. The book, which took over 15 years to develop, aims to connect children with nature through birding, offering a simplified and interactive text compared to the original 2020 edition. Sibley emphasizes the benefits of birding for young people, including its effectiveness in controlling ADHD. The book is designed for readers of all ages with an interest in nature and science and is intended to be read in random order. Sibley also shares his favorite bird-related nonfiction works of the year by Jennifer Ackerman and Christian Cooper, as well as a nostalgic mention of Allan W. Eckert's 'Incident at Hawk’s Hill'.

The History Channel is collaborating with Devil Tree Films in Los Angeles to produce a docu-drama titled 'How Disney Built America,' which has been filming since the summer. The project focuses on the life and impact of Walt Disney.

Arsenal secured a 2-0 victory over West Ham, moving into the top four of the Premier League. Goals from Gabriel Martinelli and Emile Smith Rowe, along with a dominant performance, were highlighted by manager Mikel Arteta as a 'big game' and a statement of the team's strength. Alexandre Lacazette, named captain in place of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, provided an assist and had a penalty saved. The win capped a successful week for Arsenal, with two league wins, five goals scored, and none conceded.

Kateryna Monzul will make history as the first woman to referee an England men's football match during the World Cup qualifier in Andorra. She will be supported by fellow Ukrainians Maryna Striletska and Svitlana Grushko as assistant referees, with France’s Stephanie Frappart serving as the VAR. Monzul has previously officiated men's matches, including a Nations League game and a World Cup qualifier. This event marks a significant milestone in gender equality in sports officiating.

The Sea Eagles are experiencing significant traffic delays on the Bruce Highway from the Sunshine Coast to Brisbane, causing a 15-minute delay for their preliminary final game against the Rabbithos at Suncorp Stadium. The game, originally scheduled to kick off at 7.50pm, will be postponed due to the 27 kilometers of traffic delays. Nine News sports reporter Danny Weidler provided the update via Twitter.

In a thrilling Championship match, Bournemouth and Fulham drew 1-1 at Craven Cottage. Dominic Solanke scored early in the second half for Bournemouth, but Tosin Adarabioyo equalized late for Fulham. The game featured intense action, with Fulham dominating the second half and Bournemouth employing time-wasting tactics. Both teams remain at the top of the table, with Fulham maintaining a one-point lead. Bournemouth's manager, Scott Parker, faced his former club and expressed pride in his tenure there. The match highlighted key performances from players like Aleksandar Mitrovic and Neeskens Kebano.

England's hopes for a 6-0 whitewash over Sri Lanka were thwarted by heavy rain in Bristol, despite a strong bowling performance that saw Sri Lanka skittled for 166. Tom Curran's four-wicket haul marked a return to form, while captain Eoin Morgan praised the team's ruthless and disciplined approach throughout the series.

Millwall secured a 1-1 draw against Bournemouth, with Benik Afobe scoring the equalizer after Dominic Solanke's first-half goal. Millwall's manager Gary Rowett expressed disappointment at not winning, while Bournemouth's Scott Parker admitted his team was under pressure in the second half. The match saw Millwall dominate the latter stages, creating several chances and showcasing strong performances from players like Tom Bradshaw and Billy Mitchell. Despite the draw, Millwall can take confidence from their performance against high-ranking opposition as they prepare for upcoming matches.

A 15-year-old schoolboy named Edward Gabbert died after being shot in the head on his family's farm in Ulpha, Cumbria. The incident, involving a shotgun, occurred while the boy was shooting with two men. A 35-year-old man from Barrow-in-Furness has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. The boy was a Year 11 pupil at Millom School and died at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital. Tributes have been paid by his schoolmates, and the police are continuing their investigation.