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This Forgotten Michael Douglas Thriller Is the Saddest Retelling of ‘The Odyssey’ Ever Made
The 1993 thriller Falling Down, starring Michael Douglas, is being reappraised as a bleak counterpoint to traditional hero’s journey narratives such as Christopher Nolan’s recently released The Odyssey. Rather than triumphing over adversity like Homer’s Odysseus, Douglas’s character William Foster begins with the same simple goal of getting home but descends into escalating violence and…
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From Grafton Street to global stardom: Allie Sherlock shares the secret of her incredible rise to stardom – and it’s definitely not what you’d think!
Allie Sherlock, a musician from Cork, Ireland, has built a global following after starting out busking on Dublin’s Grafton Street at the age of 12. A video of her singing an Ed Sheeran cover went viral online, launching a career that has since taken her from street performances to international recognition, with the singer crediting…
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This week on the Hill: Thune faces jam-packed week before senators leave for recess
Senate Majority Leader John Thune faces a crowded legislative week before senators leave Washington for recess, according to the article’s headline. The schedule matters because unresolved budget and funding decisions could affect Congress’s ability to avoid disruption and advance other priorities. The supplied article text contains only an access-denied notice, so it does not provide…
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Trueno, Milo J, and J Noa Fire Up Summerstage
Argentine rappers Trueno and Milo J joined Dominican artist J Noa for a high-energy show at Central Park’s Rumsey Playfield on Saturday night, part of the Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage series. It was billed as one of the most anticipated dates of the summer programme, drawing thousands of fans waving Argentine flags and…
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The $140m movie that still couldn’t afford to hire Kevin Costner: “It came down to money”
The article’s title says that a film with a $140 million budget was still unable to hire Kevin Costner because of financial constraints. This highlights how a large overall production budget does not necessarily leave enough money for a major actor’s fee. No further article content is provided beyond the headline and site navigation, so…
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Fender’s CEO seems to think your bandmates are just analog AI
Fender CEO Edward “Bud” Cole has drawn criticism for comments comparing AI music generation to learning cover songs and collaborating with bandmates, an argument critics say misunderstands how AI training actually works. The remarks, made in a May interview with T3 to mark the Telecaster’s 75th anniversary, resurfaced recently and have deepened a backlash against…
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Escalating Iran crisis fuels UK cost-of-living pledge, AI stock rout and Ceuta migration row
Burnham announces fresh cost-of-living support as Healey warns firms over prices amid Iran-driven pressures, while Chinese chip breakthroughs rattle global tech markets and a Ceuta migrant surge reignites Europe’s border debate; plus TfL heat row, Cyclospora warning, eisteddfod’s 850th and Phil Collins hails Taylor …
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Why does Elton John think “living in Australia” changed his vocals?
The article, published by Far Out Magazine, is titled around a claim by Elton John that living in Australia had an effect on his singing voice. However, the text supplied for this piece consists only of website navigation and header elements (menu links such as Music, Film, Travel, Art, News and a “Cover Story” tag),…
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An industry wrecked by the Net Zero nihilists… and their breathtaking contempt for business, jobs and families
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TONY IOMMI: ‘If I Sit Down With A Guitar, I’ll Come Up With A Riff’
Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has discussed his upcoming solo album “From The Dark”, due out on 23 October via BMG, in a new interview with Planet Rock’s Loz Guest. It will be his first solo release in 21 years, featuring Norwegian vocalist Jorn Lande on all lead vocals and writing credits, alongside bassist Becky…