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Beverly Hills Hotel Partners With ALR Music for New Supper Club (EXCLUSIVE)
The Beverly Hills Hotel has appointed London- and New York-based ALR Music as the exclusive music partner for a new supper club due to open this autumn. The partnership is part of the hotel’s largest expansion of social offerings in more than 80 years, aiming to combine dining, live entertainment and its Hollywood heritage. Founded…
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Satanic Doo-Wop Act Twin Temple Perform on The Daily Show, Expand Fall 2026 Tour
Twin Temple made their late-night television debut on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, performing their new single “Haunt Me” and discussing their Satanic imagery with host Jordan Klepper. The appearance follows renewed attention after the husband-and-wife duo were removed from Charley Crockett’s tour, and it helps promote their forthcoming album and expanded North American dates.…
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Meta is still flinging the equivalent of a small country’s annual GDP down the Reality Labs money pit each and every quarter
Meta continues to incur very large quarterly losses through Reality Labs, its virtual and augmented reality division, with spending reportedly comparable to the annual economic output of a small country. The scale of the losses underlines the company’s continued commitment to its long-term metaverse and wearable-computing ambitions despite uncertain consumer demand and limited evidence of…
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Police plan protest crackdown… over human rights of asylum seekers
The provided extract contains the article’s headline but no substantive report, so it is not possible to verify what police action is being planned or which protests are involved. The headline suggests a dispute over policing demonstrations connected to asylum seekers’ human rights, an issue that could affect both protest rights and immigration policy. No…
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Yorkshire Pudding stall at Truck Festival shut down following complaints of food poisoning
A Yorkshire pudding food stall at Truck Festival was reportedly shut down following complaints of food poisoning. The closure matters because it raises concerns about food safety at a major live-music event and may affect festival-goers who ate from the stall. The available article text provides no confirmed number of complaints, illnesses, affected customers or…
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The future of AI hinges on openness and cooperation. China and Britain can gain much by working together | Zheng Zeguang
Chinese ambassador Zheng Zeguang argues that artificial intelligence should be developed through international openness and cooperation rather than national competition. He says collaboration between China and Britain could bring benefits in areas including manufacturing, healthcare, research and AI governance, while helping address concerns over safety, accountability, privacy and human control. The article cites the 2026…
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Helm by Sarah Hall audiobook review – a breath of fresh air from the Pennines
Sarah Hall’s Helm is reviewed as an ambitious, lyrical audiobook novel centred on the powerful northeasterly wind that descends from Cross Fell in the Pennines. Its broad historical scope and shifting voices make narration demanding, but actor Louise Brealey is praised for bringing out the book’s poetic, playful and occasionally coarse qualities. Written over 20…
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No TV experience? At CBS News, that’s no problem | Margaret Sullivan
CBS News has hired New York Times conservative columnist Ross Douthat as a correspondent for 60 Minutes, despite his lack of television or investigative reporting experience. Margaret Sullivan argues that the appointment is perplexing because it follows the departure of several experienced journalists and signals a broader shift in the programme’s leadership and editorial direction.…
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America’s digital supremacy depends on our ability to upgrade the power grid — quickly
The article’s full text was unavailable because access to the page was denied. Based on the headline, it argues that rapidly modernising America’s electricity grid is necessary to sustain the country’s digital leadership. The likely focus is on the power demands of data centres, advanced computing and digital infrastructure, alongside the need for faster grid…
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To escalate its relationship-straining putting contests, Golf With Your Friends 2 is turning to chaos and custom courses
Golf With Your Friends 2 is being developed by Radical Forge, the team behind the original game’s DLC, and aims to make its competitive mini-golf matches more unpredictable. Its main new feature, Chaos mode, will alter courses between rounds with changing layouts, hazards and mechanics, reducing the advantage of memorising successful shots. The sequel will…