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From high heels to ‘Zara death pants’: how fashion falls foul of women’s safety
A Guardian article examines how certain fashion trends can create safety risks for women, prompted by viral reports of people tripping and being injured while wearing Zara’s wide-legged trousers. Physiotherapist Lucy McDonald says high heels are the most common source of fashion-related injuries she sees, but excessively long trousers can also impair balance and movement,…
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Madison Wells Balances Art, Commerce and Audience Demands as Gigi Pritzker’s Banner Backs Movies, TV Shows, Live Events and More
Madison Wells Media chief Gigi Pritzker and new president and chief content officer Dan Steinman say the independent producer is adapting to a volatile entertainment market by combining creative ambition with commercial discipline. Their approach matters because the company is seeking wider opportunities, including a stronger role in international film sales, while retaining its established…
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The Avalanches reunite with Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Karen O for “achingly forlorn” single ‘Blue Shadows’: “Some people just have access to a higher plane”
The Avalanches have released ‘Blue Shadows’, a new collaboration with Yeah Yeah Yeahs singer Karen O, marking their second joint track after 2020’s ‘Dial D For Devotion’. The haunting, soulful single is significant as it continues the Australian electronic group’s recent run of collaborations and highlights Karen O’s distinctive vocal contribution. Built around a sample…
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Move Concerts CEO Phil Rodriguez: ‘I’m bullish about our business. Music and sports are the last tribal experiences.’
Move Concerts chief executive Phil Rodriguez says Latin America has become a major force in global touring, after decades on its margins, and remains confident about the sector’s prospects. He argues that live music and sport retain a rare ability to create shared, tribal experiences, while his company expands its stadium-focused touring and develops Latin…
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Urgent Yellowstone fishing closures hit 3 rivers as water turns deadly
Yellowstone National Park has temporarily closed parts of the Madison, Firehole and Gibbon rivers to fishing because unusually warm water is putting fish under stress. The measure is intended to protect aquatic life during extreme summer conditions, affecting anglers visiting some of the park’s most popular areas. The National Park Service announced the closures on…
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Atari Announces 10-Movie Deal With Universal But Don’t Expect Them All To Get Made
Atari has announced a deal with Universal covering the potential development of 10 films based on its video-game properties. The agreement signals continuing Hollywood interest in adapting established gaming brands, but the title suggests that securing rights does not guarantee every proposed film will reach production. The article text was unavailable beyond a website access…
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Sophie Cunningham sends message to her haters after saying men don’t belong in women’s sports
WNBA player Sophie Cunningham has hit back at critics after telling ESPN earlier this week that she does not believe men belong in women’s sports, a comment that triggered a strong reaction from parts of the media covering the league. The forward, currently one of the WNBA’s most talked-about figures, has doubled down on her…
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INSOMNIUM Announces ‘Netherworlds’ Album, Shares ‘Gleam In The Black’ Single
Finnish melodic death metal band Insomnium has announced its tenth album, ‘Netherworlds’, and released a new single and video, ‘Gleam In The Black’. The track is intended to showcase the album’s blend of melancholy, atmospheric melody and heavier metal elements, while giving fans an early indication of the record’s themes and sound. ‘Netherworlds’ will be…
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“I Love America Better Than You”: Nashville-Based Country Singer Sparks Walkout at Texas Concert With Political Song
Nashville-based country singer Aaron Lee Tasjan said eight people walked out of a concert in Galveston, Texas, when he performed his political song, “I Love America Better Than You”. He said he was not angry with them, arguing that an artist’s role is to create work that affects listeners and encourages reflection rather than simply…
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PSN Down and Sputtering After Amazon Web Services Outage
PlayStation Network suffered widespread disruption after an Amazon Web Services outage, leaving many users unable to access core features despite Sony’s status page initially reporting that services were operating normally. The incident matters because it affected digital game licences, downloads, online play and account functions, highlighting the reliance of PlayStation services on cloud infrastructure. AWS…