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Physical ‘Copies’ of GTA 6 Will Expire 170 Days After Launch Date in Japan
Rockstar has confirmed that “physical” boxed copies of Grand Theft Auto 6 sold in Japan will contain only a digital download code, and that code will expire 170 days after the game’s launch on 19 November 2026. The move stems from Japan’s Payment Services Act, a consumer-protection law that requires companies selling prepaid digital codes…
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Lucas Glover shares hilarious explanation for taking off his shoes during middle of PGA Tour event
Lucas Glover, the 2009 US Open champion, drew attention during the final round of the PGA Tour’s 3M Open in Minnesota after taking off his shoes on the green having just sunk a putt. The moment amused onlookers and went viral, with Glover later offering a light-hearted explanation for the unusual behaviour, adding a bit…
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Apple sued after alleged App Store crypto scam cost users $1.8M
Apple is facing a lawsuit alleging negligence in its App Store security after three users lost a combined $1.8 million (approximately £1.4 million) to a fraudulent cryptocurrency wallet app. Filed on Friday in the US District Court of Northern California, the complaint argues that Apple’s marketing of the App Store as a safe, tightly controlled…
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Teen’s cliff jump goes horrifically wrong after he strikes rock on way down before plunging into ocean
A teenager suffered severe injuries after a cliff jump went badly wrong, with reports indicating he struck a rock face partway down before landing in the ocean below. The incident highlights the serious dangers associated with cliff jumping, a risky activity that continues to cause injuries and fatalities despite repeated warnings about unpredictable water depths,…
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Global partners are joining the Trump administration and this FBI to take down scam empires for good
FBI Director Kash Patel has outlined a major international operation targeting “scam centres” — large, industrial-scale compounds, mostly in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, run by transnational criminal syndicates. These operations reportedly use forced, often trafficked, labour to run fraud schemes that target American citizens, particularly the elderly, and are linked to wider money…
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Gold House Launches Gold House Studios, Unveiling A Slate Led By ‘The Boys’ Star Karen Fukuhara (EXCLUSIVE)
Gold House, the entertainment advocacy platform behind the Gold Open cinema campaign and the Gold Gala, has launched a production arm called Gold House Studios to develop and produce original and IP-based film, television and digital projects. The move marks an expansion from the organisation’s eight-year history of cultural campaigning, during which it helped drive…
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Watch live: Senate Democrats hold forum on Trump crypto investments
I wasn’t able to retrieve the actual article content — the page returned is an access-denied/bot-block message (not the real article), and I don’t currently have web search permission to find the story elsewhere. The only real information available is the title: “Watch live: Senate Democrats hold forum on Trump crypto investments” from The Hill’s…
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Social care reform in England: how could we pay to fix a ‘broken system’?
Andy Burnham, as prime minister, has said England’s adult social care system is “broken” and needs reform, a view shared broadly across politics even though there is no agreement on how to pay for it. Burnham previously led an earlier failed reform attempt in 2010, which was undermined by Conservative claims it amounted to a…
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PRIMUS Shares Music Video For ‘The Ol’ Grizz’ From ‘A Handful Of Nuggs’ EP
PRIMUS have released an official music video for “The Ol’ Grizz”, directed by Cage Claypool, taken from the band’s EP “A Handful Of Nuggs”, which was released in May. The song is notable as one of the first new studio recordings to feature drummer John Hoffman, who joined the band in 2025, and showcases the…
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Why Taylor Swift’s favourite emo band sneaked lyrics by Motley Crue, Bad Company and Madness into the album that saved their career
Jimmy Eat World’s breakthrough 2001 album Bleed American nearly didn’t happen, as the Arizona band spent much of the late 1990s struggling commercially despite critical acclaim, prompting them to leave their major label, Capitol, and their management at the end of 1999. Rebuilding from scratch, the band wove hidden lyrical references to acts including Motley…