More than 85,000 highchairs are being recalled in North America due to the risk of falls that have resulted in injuries to children. The recall, announced by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, involves TOMY International's Boon Flair and Flair Elite Highchairs. The safety hazard arises from the bolts used to secure the seat to the base, which can become loose and cause the seat to detach from the pedestal base, posing a fall hazard. TOMY has received 34 reports of chair separation, leading to 24 falls and 11 injuries including bruises and scratches. All Boon Flair Elite highchairs and Boon Flair highchairs manufactured before September 2016 are affected by the recall. The Flair Elite model features a white and orange molded plastic seat with a white tray and a metal pedestal base, while the Flair model has a gray plastic base and comes in 10 color combinations. The highchairs were sold at various retailers and online platforms including Bed Bath & Beyond, Target, Toys 'R' Us, Amazon, Walmart, and Bed Bath & Beyond. Consumers are advised to stop using the recalled product and contact TOMY for a free repair kit.

Michael Unsworth, a long-time writer for Rockstar Games, has announced his departure from the company after 16 years. Unsworth, who worked on major titles such as the Red Dead Redemption series, Grand Theft Auto IV and V, Max Payne 3, and LA Noire, recently updated his LinkedIn profile to reflect his exit from the studio.

This news comes after other high-profile departures from Rockstar Games, including Lazlow Jones in 2020 and Dan Houser in February 2020. Despite these changes, Rockstar's parent company, Take-Two, remains optimistic, forecasting a significant increase in sales for the next fiscal year, possibly driven by the release of "several groundbreaking titles."

The timing of Unsworth's departure has sparked speculation among fans about the highly anticipated release of GTA 6. With the recent leak of GTA 6 development footage and the ongoing mystery surrounding the game, fans are concerned about the impact of losing key talent.

Rockstar Games has not made any official announcements regarding GTA 6, leaving fans eager for any updates on the progress of the highly anticipated sequel. As Rockstar navigates these changes, the gaming community will be watching closely to see what the future holds for the studio.

Television veteran and beloved game show host Bob Barker has passed away at the age of 99. Barker, who hosted "The Price Is Right" for 35 years, died of natural causes at his home in Los Angeles. His longtime publicist, Roger Neal, confirmed the news and stated that Barker requested no funeral or memorial service. Instead, he will be laid to rest next to his late wife at the Forest Lawn Memorial Cemetery in the Hollywood Hills.

In addition to his hosting duties, Bob Barker was a passionate advocate for animal welfare. He used his platform to raise awareness about animal cruelty and encouraged viewers to "have your pets spayed or neutered" at the end of each episode. Barker donated significant amounts of his wealth to programs aimed at ending animal cruelty and reducing pet overpopulation. He contributed $5 million to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and donated $3.1 million to his alma mater, Drury University.

Bob Barker will be remembered for his silky-smooth command as a game show host and his dedication to animal rights. His legacy will continue to inspire and entertain audiences for years to come.

Senior tennis star, Fiona Crawley, from the University of North Carolina (UNC), is making headlines at the US Open as she competes in both singles and doubles as an amateur. Crawley, who recently won the NCAA Women's Tennis Championship with partner Carson Tanguilig, earned the opportunity to compete in the qualifying event. Despite challenging weather conditions, Crawley emerged victorious in her matches and will now face Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova in the singles tournament. In doubles, she will team up with Tanguilig. This achievement adds to the already successful season for the Tar Heels and showcases Crawley's potential to make an impact at the US Open.

Crawley's journey at the US Open started with an upset victory against Hungarian professional Reka Luca Jani in the first qualifying round. The match, which lasted nearly three hours, made Crawley the first active collegian to win in this year's final Grand Slam event. She continued her impressive performance, battling through rain delays and a tough opponent, Timea Babos, in the second qualifying round. Despite being the former world number one in doubles and a formidable opponent, Babos couldn't match Crawley's skills and determination.

UNC coach Brian Kalbas praised Crawley's mental and physical toughness, highlighting her ability to play back-to-back third-set tiebreakers. Crawley's performance has captivated fans and showcased her fighting spirit. As she continues her journey at the US Open, tennis enthusiasts and Tar Heel alums eagerly await her next match.