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Sheffield park battle, RFK’s food fight and Pentagon races to rearm
TalkFuse briefing: Sheffield residents push the council on a park revamp as RFK Jr champions MAHA food policy and Democrats debate a socialist shift; Pentagon speeds arms output, an Alaska Airlines flight is evacuated, California fights the WBD takeover, and Aptoide arrives on Google Play.
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Travis Barker Told Son Landon Barker to Turn Down ‘The Voice’: ‘You’re Way Too Cool for That’
Travis Barker has revealed he advised his 22-year-old son, Landon Barker, to turn down an offer to appear on The Voice, telling him he was “way too cool” for the talent show. The Blink-182 drummer explained the guidance in an 8 August appearance on The New York Times’ Popcast, framing his advice around authenticity and…
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Trump’s media company, which also owns Truth Social, reports $238m loss
Donald Trump’s media company, Trump Media & Technology Group, which owns the Truth Social platform, reported a $238m loss for the second quarter as it branched into ventures such as crypto and online betting. New chief executive Kevin McGurn announced the company would now refocus on social media after a year spent pursuing those diversifications,…
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James Bond Officially Narrows the List for Next 007
Amazon appears to be moving forward with its search for the next James Bond, with a second, likely final, round of auditions reportedly underway in August as expected. No official casting decision has been made public, but the studio is said to be close to identifying its choice to succeed Daniel Craig, with a formal…
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The iconic 2005 role Jake Gyllenhaal felt validated in not getting: “There’s a real legitimacy”
Ups and downs make the learning curve. The post The iconic 2005 role Jake Gyllenhaal felt validated in not getting: “There’s a real legitimacy” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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London’s supercar season in full swing as wealthy Arab playboys rev engines and speed down the capital’s most exclusive streets – forcing police to seize £8million worth of luxury motors
London’s summer “supercar season” has returned, with wealthy visitors from the Gulf bringing high-value sports cars to the capital and driving them at speed through exclusive areas such as Knightsbridge and Mayfair. The influx, which recurs each year as affluent tourists escape the Middle Eastern heat, has again prompted complaints from residents about noise, dangerous…
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Long list of embarrassing WNBA incidents is what happens when sports leagues made politics their primary focus
This Fox News/OutKick opinion piece argues that a string of embarrassing incidents shows the WNBA has become too focused on political and social issues rather than basketball, which the author claims is undermining the league’s credibility. The commentary, delivered on the “Don’t @ Me” show with host Dan Dakich, frames recent controversies as evidence that…
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Seattle Pop Festival 1969: The West Coast’s original Woodstock
Flowers falling from the sky… The post Seattle Pop Festival 1969: The West Coast’s original Woodstock first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Residents hit out at ‘waste of money’ plans to tear down Wandsworth’s famous ‘Pretzel’ landmark and replace with a ‘Middle Eastern’ sculpture
Residents in Wandsworth, south London, have criticised council plans to remove the area’s well-known ‘Pretzel’ landmark and replace it with a new sculpture described as having a ‘Middle Eastern’ design. Locals have branded the proposal a “waste of money,” arguing that funds would be better spent elsewhere rather than replacing a structure that has become…