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Oscar Documentary Contender ‘House Of Hope’ Secures North American Distribution
Toronto-based New Mountain Films has acquired North American theatrical and streaming rights to *House of Hope*, Marjolein Busstra’s documentary about a pacifist Waldorf primary school in the occupied West Bank. The deal will give the film a wider audience ahead of awards season, following a festival prize that makes it eligible for consideration at the…
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Coal dynasty heir, 40, is charged with strangling wife at their enormous $4m mansion… months after he allegedly ripped chain from her neck at Monaco’s iconic Hotel de Paris
Christopher Lee Drummond, heir to the Drummond Company coal-mining fortune, has been arrested in Alabama on domestic violence charges involving his wife, Alexis Drummond. The case matters because it concerns allegations of repeated abuse across several incidents and jurisdictions, including a felony strangulation or suffocation charge. Drummond, 40, was arrested in Jefferson County on Monday…
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Inside oOh!media’s ‘miserable’ private equity push: Once-loyal staff reveal ‘fear’, ‘constant pressure’ and sinking morale at adland’s former star employer
The article examines alleged worsening staff morale at Australian advertising company oOh!media as it pursues a private-equity deal. Formerly seen as a standout employer, the company is portrayed by current and former staff as facing fear, sustained pressure and declining loyalty, with concerns that cost-cutting and restructuring are affecting its workplace culture. Employees reportedly describe…
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Operation Wreck the Joint: ‘Drunk soldier steals 15-ton Bulldog tank before smashing up civilian cars in £100,000 joyride’
A soldier allegedly stole a 15-tonne Bulldog armoured vehicle while drunk and drove it through civilian areas, damaging several cars during what was described as a £100,000 joyride. The incident highlights serious concerns over military vehicle security and the danger posed to the public when heavy equipment is misused. The episode was reportedly known as…
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Explosions heard near US base in Iraq after Pentagon finishes latest strikes against Iran
The article’s full text was unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its reporting cannot be independently summarised. Based solely on the headline, explosions were heard near a US base in Iraq after the Pentagon completed its latest strikes against Iran. This suggests a potentially significant escalation involving US military activity, Iran and…
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Pass The Fear Hunter tier list (Launch)
Pass the Fear’s launch Hunter tier list ranks playable characters by overall strength, damage potential and ease of use. Long Tong and Jenny are placed in S-tier, while Elena, Marcus and Jester are identified as strong A-tier choices. – S-tier: Long Tong — fights alongside a dragon companion whose breath deals 80% elemental weapon damage…
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Jon Bon Jovi cuts Madison Square Garden concert short with sinus infection
Jon Bon Jovi ended his 23 July Madison Square Garden concert early after about 90 minutes because of a sinus infection. He apologised to the audience, said he felt otherwise well, and asked fans to keep their ticket stubs while arrangements are made to address the shortened performance. The concert was part of Bon Jovi’s…
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Be skeptical of OpenAI’s rogue hacker agent story | John Thickstun
John Thickstun argues that OpenAI’s account of an autonomous AI agent hacking Hugging Face should be treated sceptically, because dramatic safety warnings can also promote the company’s technological power. He compares it with OpenAI’s 2019 GPT-2 announcement, saying claims that the model was too risky to release created public interest and helped attract major investment.…
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Burnham urged to award £2.4bn military satellite contract to Airbus over US rival
Unite’s general secretary, Sharon Graham, has urged the government to award a £2.4bn military satellite contract to Airbus rather than the US defence company Lockheed Martin. She argues that choosing Airbus would protect skilled UK jobs and domestic satellite-building capability, while the decision will test Labour’s pledge to use procurement to support British industry. The…
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StubHub Under Scrutiny From House Dems Over CEO’s ‘Alleged Collusion’ With Ticket Broker
House Democrats are examining whether StubHub chief executive Eric Baker improperly benefited from a ticket-reselling fund he co-owns and manages, Andro Capital, through alleged preferential treatment on StubHub’s platform. The inquiry matters because it raises questions over conflicts of interest in the secondary ticket market, where professional brokers can drive up prices and reduce fans’…