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Getdown Services unveil melancholic single Cha Cha Slide ahead of second album
Bristol disco-duo Getdown Services have released a new single titled ‘Cha Cha Slide’, which they describe as the “saddest song we’ve ever written”. The downbeat track is the latest preview from their forthcoming second album, ‘Massive Champion’, marking a shift towards more emotional and absurd territory for a band better known for their energetic, unhinged…
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Madonna bringing “Club Confessions” to Knockdown Center ft. Stuart Price, Fcukers, Honey Dijon & more
Madonna is set to stage a “Club Confessions” event at the Knockdown Center, a large venue in Queens, New York, bringing her club-oriented sound to an intimate dancefloor setting. The event is notable for reuniting her with longtime collaborator Stuart Price, who produced her acclaimed 2005 dance album “Confessions on a Dance Floor,” suggesting a…
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Yorkshire Water urges customers to limit water usage as climate change is ‘driving extreme weather patterns’
Yorkshire Water has urged customers to cut back on non-essential water use, warning that climate change is contributing to more extreme and less predictable weather patterns. The report says the company is trying to protect supplies during a period of dry conditions and higher demand, while also signalling that these pressures may become more common.…
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Sam And Louise Sullivan – “Love & Devotion”
Folk-rock duo Sam and Louise Sullivan have released “Love & Devotion”, the title track and latest single from their forthcoming record of the same name. The song follows last month’s lead single “Down On Love” and continues the pair’s nostalgic, 1960s-inflected style, marking another step in the build-up to the album’s release. Sam Sullivan described…
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It looks like monitor manufacturers can download bloatware without consent that will serve you pop-up ads
PC Gamer reports that some monitor manufacturers appear able to install software onto users’ PCs without explicit consent, with this bloatware then capable of serving pop-up advertisements. The concern matters because it suggests display hardware — not just laptops or pre-built systems — can act as a vector for unwanted software that affects the user…
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Palm Beach airport’s President Donald J Trump International rebrand celebrated as Trump plane touches down
Palm Beach International Airport in West Palm Beach, Florida, has been officially renamed President Donald J. Trump International Airport, opening under its new name on Thursday. The change marks another prominent public landmark carrying the Trump name and is tied to the president’s long-standing connections to the area, most notably his Mar-a-Lago estate located a…
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When Iran launched strikes against the UAE, influencers and ex-pats posted videos of missiles and drone strikes… then it went dark. These are the Iranian strikes the UAE didn’t want you to see
The Daily Mail reports that when Iran struck the United Arab Emirates in February 2026, in retaliation for US-Israeli airstrikes, influencers and expatriates initially posted videos and photographs of missiles and drones hitting the country. According to the article, this flow of imagery abruptly stopped as the UAE launched a legal crackdown intended to conceal…
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SpaceX is on track for record-setting Starlink deployments
SpaceX is deploying Starlink satellites faster than ever, running ahead of the record-setting pace it set the previous year. In the first half of 2026 the company launched 1,589 satellites into low-Earth orbit, according to launch data compiled by Jonathan McDowell’s satellite tracker, roughly 100 more than the 1,489 it had deployed by the same…
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Fighter jet crash lands at Greek holiday island airport after mysteriously bursting into flames in mid-air
The article’s headline reports that a fighter jet made an emergency crash landing at an airport on a Greek holiday island after apparently catching fire in mid-air. However, the supplied text does not contain the body of the story, so the specific circumstances of the incident cannot be confirmed from what is provided. The material…
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Labour’s benefits reviewer says current cost of health and disability handouts is ‘not a great concern’ – despite fears ministers are ‘in denial’
Sir Stephen Timms, the minister leading Labour’s review of health and disability benefits, has said the current cost of such payments is “not a great concern”, playing down the case for outright cuts even as the Conservatives accuse the Government of being “in denial” about the spiralling welfare bill. Timms argued the priority should be…