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Christopher Nolan and ‘The Odyssey’ Cast Break Down Ties to ‘Oppenheimer,’ Elevating Homer’s Female Characters and Why Nolan Avoided Yelling ‘Cut!’ on Set
Christopher Nolan and the cast of “The Odyssey” have spoken about the gruelling production of his latest epic, describing a 91-day shoot across five countries that pushed everyone to their limits. Nolan, known for big auteur-driven blockbusters such as “Inception,” “Dunkirk” and “Oppenheimer,” said the shoot was the hardest thing he has done, with cast…
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Apple TV’s Greatest Sitcom Lays Down Some Harsh Lessons in New Season 5 Preview [Exclusive]
Apple TV+’s comedy Trying returns for a fifth season, continuing the story of Nikki and Jason as they navigate parenthood, careers and family upheaval following the arrival of their adopted children’s birth mother. The show, which debuted in 2020 and has quietly built acclaim over five seasons, currently holds a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score, with…
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Moment ‘pickpocket’ is pinned down by furious tourists who accused him of stealing a wallet at Venice’s ancient Rialto bridge
A man accused of pickpocketing was pinned to the ground by a group of tourists at the Rialto Bridge in Venice, one of the city’s most famous and heavily visited landmarks, after reportedly being accused of stealing a wallet. The incident was captured on camera and reflects growing frustration among visitors over petty theft in…
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‘They want us gone’ – Man Utd fans’ fury over ticket ultimatum
Manchester United fans have reacted angrily after the club restricted the season-ticket accounts of “thousands” of supporters as part of a crackdown on ticket touting and breaches of its terms and conditions. Fans affected, including some who have held season tickets for decades, say they have not been told exactly what they are accused of…
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Ryanair passenger breaks silence to describe being sucked out of window mid flight after ‘loud bang like a bomb’… and the panic attacks he now suffers whenever he hears a plane
A Ryanair passenger has spoken publicly for the first time about the terrifying moment he was partially sucked out of a window after hearing a “loud bang like a bomb” during a flight. He described the panic and confusion in the cabin as the incident unfolded, and revealed that he now suffers panic attacks whenever…
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Windows 11 Start menu changes trickle into Beta, movable taskbar still MIA
Microsoft is rolling out further redesigned Start menu features to Windows 11 Beta channel Insiders, though a much-requested movable taskbar remains restricted to experimental builds only. The update suggests Microsoft is responding to user feedback, but critics argue that restoring interface options removed years ago matters less than addressing the operating system’s rising hardware demands…
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Brit father is charged over the death of two-year-old son who died after falling out of hotel window in Cyprus
A British father has been charged in connection with the death of his two-year-old son, who died after falling from a hotel window while the family was in Cyprus. The case is being handled by Cypriot authorities, and it adds to a series of incidents in which British holidaymakers have faced criminal proceedings abroad following…
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Alice Barlow Shares Woozy New Single ‘Behind’
South London singer-songwriter Alice Barlow, a key member of cult group WOOM, has released a new solo single called “Behind” on Domino Records. The track continues to build word-of-mouth buzz around her solo material, showcasing a woozy, guitar-led sound with a spartan, wiry feel. The song explores the impulse to escape oneself and difficult emotions,…
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Halliday’s latest smart glasses feature a much-improved display
Halliday has unveiled its second-generation smart glasses, addressing many of the flaws that plagued its 2025 debut model. Reviewer Victoria Song, who found the original CES 2025 version uncomfortable and hard to read, reports that the Gen 2 offers a significantly improved viewing experience thanks to a redesigned display system, positioning the glasses as a…
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Mullin reveals DHS brought down nearly 2,000 drones during World Cup security efforts
US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin has said federal authorities became highly effective at detecting and disabling drones during security operations for the FIFA World Cup, revealing that agencies brought down nearly 2,000 unauthorised drones over the course of the tournament. He said the response teams grew so proficient that some drones were intercepted before…