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Beverly Hills Hotel Partners With ALR Music for New Supper Club (EXCLUSIVE)

  • ALR Music will programme the Beverly Hills Hotel’s new supper club.
  • The venue opens this autumn as part of a major expansion.
  • Music will blend contemporary hits with classic Hollywood style.

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,…

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Japanese Charts: Booyah! Splatoon Raiders Puts Up Some Huge Week-One Numbers

  • Splatoon Raiders sold 474,684 physical copies in its Japanese debut week.
  • Switch 2 led hardware sales with 50,168 units.
  • Rhythm Heaven Groove and Tomodachi Life followed in the software chart.

Splatoon Raiders debuted at number one in Japan’s physical games chart, selling 474,684 copies in its first week. The result reinforces Splatoon’s popularity in its home market and helped strengthen Switch 2 hardware sales, although it remains far below Splatoon 3’s record-breaking launch. Rhythm Heaven Groove fell to…

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Adorable boy, 5, died during family vacation after contracting ultra rare condition that sees sufferers’ plasma leak into their tissue

  • Five-year-old dies after reportedly developing a rare plasma-leak condition.
  • Clarkson’s disease can cause sudden, life-threatening complications.
  • The case draws attention to an extremely rare disorder.

A five-year-old boy reportedly died while on a family holiday after developing Clarkson’s disease, an exceptionally rare condition in which plasma leaks from blood vessels into surrounding tissue. The case highlights the severe and rapidly escalating risks associated with the disorder, which can cause dangerous swelling, low blood…

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Senate HELP Committee advances Trump’s CDC, ASPR, Labor secretary nominees

  • HELP Committee advanced three Trump nominees to the full Senate.
  • Schwartz would lead the CDC amid recent instability.
  • Vaccine views remained a focus for the ASPR nominee.

The Senate HELP Committee advanced President Trump’s nominees to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response, and the Department of Labor. The move sends Erica Schwartz, Sean Kaufman and Keith Sonderling to the full Senate, where confirmation would place them…

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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’s Reality Labs continues to lose billions each quarter.
  • The division funds Meta’s VR, AR and metaverse ambitions.
  • Meta’s profitable advertising business absorbs the cost.

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…

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‘Home Improvement’ Reunion: Jonathan Taylor Thomas Seen in Rare Photo With Co-Stars Patricia Richardson and Taran Noah Smith

  • Patricia Richardson reunited with two television sons in a rare photo.
  • Jonathan Taylor Thomas has mostly stayed out of the public eye.
  • A “Home Improvement” reboot remains uncertain.

Patricia Richardson shared a rare photograph reuniting her with former “Home Improvement” co-stars Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Taran Noah Smith, who played two of her on-screen sons. The image drew attention because Thomas has largely avoided public appearances since stepping back from Hollywood in the early 2000s. Thomas,…

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Josh Hartnett fights a mysterious sea creature in Netflix limited series ‘Below’ coming October 2026

  • Josh Hartnett stars in Netflix’s “Below”.
  • The limited series arrives in October 2026.
  • A Newfoundland fisherman confronts a mysterious sea creature.

Netflix has released the first preview for “Below”, a limited series starring Josh Hartnett that is due to arrive in October 2026. The drama centres on a fisherman confronting an unidentified sea creature, while also dealing with the lasting impact of his father’s mysterious death. Hartnett plays Calvin…

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‘Ferine’ Review: Motherhood Begets Beastliness in Andrea Corsini’s Upscale Horror

  • Stylish horror explores grief, maternity and feral transformation.
  • Carolyn Bracken plays a traumatised would-be mother.
  • The review calls it pretentious but increasingly compelling.

Andrea Corsini’s debut feature “Ferine” is an English-language horror film about Irina, a wealthy woman in Italy whose repeated miscarriages and desperate pursuit of motherhood lead to increasingly disturbing behaviour. The review finds it initially more invested in lofty style and artistic pretension than narrative clarity, but says…

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Netanyahu opens up about working relationship with Trump, says Israel is ‘junior partner’

  • Netanyahu calls Israel the US’s “junior partner”
  • He says disagreements with Trump are discussed openly
  • He portrays the alliance as respectful and cooperative

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his relationship with President Donald Trump is based on mutual respect and a willingness to discuss disagreements openly. He rejected suggestions that either leader simply “calls the shots”, describing Israel instead as the “junior partner” in an alliance with the United States.…

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‘It’s the Meryl Streep of the orchestra’: why cinema loves the cello

  • The cello is cinema’s shorthand for emotional complexity.
  • Its voice-like sound makes it especially expressive.
  • Films favour its dramatic look and cultural associations.

Cinema has repeatedly used the cello as a shorthand for sensitivity, intensity and emotional depth, with a new Pedro Pascal film, Behemoth!, continuing that tradition. The article argues that the instrument has become almost a character in its own right because its sound and physical performance communicate emotion…

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