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Hooters closes operations in multiple LIB states, new footage of Payne Valley golf cart debacle & steak dinner
The right-leaning sports site OutKick reports, within its regular “Thursday Screencaps” column, that the restaurant chain Hooters has quietly shut its operations in several US states. The piece frames the closures through a partisan lens, using the term “LIB states” (a shorthand for Democratic-leaning states) and suggesting the brand is retreating from politically progressive areas.…
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Bonnie Tyler, RIP
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Madonna bringing “Club Confessions” to Knockdown Center ft. Stuart Price, Fcukers, Honey Dijon & more
Madonna is set to stage a “Club Confessions” event at the Knockdown Center, a large venue in Queens, New York, bringing her club-oriented sound to an intimate dancefloor setting. The event is notable for reuniting her with longtime collaborator Stuart Price, who produced her acclaimed 2005 dance album “Confessions on a Dance Floor,” suggesting a…
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Even The Elder Scrolls 6 is affected by Xbox layoffs, say Bethesda employees, as “key” people are let go and morale bottoms out
The impact of this week’s massive wave of Xbox layoffs on individual projects and teams is starting to become clear. The latest revelation comes from multiple staff at Bethesda, who have told IGN they expect a “substantial and cascading effect” on the long in-development Elder Scrolls 6. Read more
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New York is the first US state to ban smart glasses in all its courthouses
New York has become the first US state to impose a blanket ban on smart glasses across all its courthouses, with the rules taking effect on 20 July 2026. The measure is intended to prevent people from surreptitiously recording court proceedings, jurors or staff, and it reflects growing unease about wearable devices that can capture…
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Yorkshire Water urges customers to limit water usage as climate change is ‘driving extreme weather patterns’
Yorkshire Water has urged customers to cut back on non-essential water use, warning that climate change is contributing to more extreme and less predictable weather patterns. The report says the company is trying to protect supplies during a period of dry conditions and higher demand, while also signalling that these pressures may become more common.…
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Art gallery where Princess Eugenie is a director is cleared of breaching Russian sanctions over sale of painting
An art gallery where Princess Eugenie serves as a director has been cleared of breaching UK sanctions imposed on Russia. Hauser & Wirth, along with shipping company Artay Rauchwerger Solomons, had faced criminal charges over the sale of a painting to a buyer named Alexander Popov, whom prosecutors alleged was a Russian resident. The case…
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Jennifer Garner’s Beachy Limited Series ‘The Five-Star Weekend’ Has Big Names and Refreshingly Modest Stakes: TV Review
Variety’s Alison Herman reviews “The Five-Star Weekend”, a new Peacock limited series starring Jennifer Garner, praising it as a refreshing departure from the recent wave of prestige dramas about wealthy people in scenic locations that inevitably hinge on a suspicious death. Adapted by Bekah Brunstetter (“This Is Us”) from Elin Hilderbrand’s novel, the show forgoes…
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The £2.2m Georgian country house wedding venue ‘operating as an illegal weight loss jab drugs factory’ where 12,000 doses were seized by investigators
More than 12,000 doses of illegal weight-loss injections have been seized from Moulton Grange, a £2.2million Georgian country house in Northamptonshire that operates as a luxury wedding and corporate events venue. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) raided the property on 28 May as part of an ongoing investigation into unlicensed medicines, arresting…