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Art spans visual culture, film, music, design and the objects people make and collect. It includes creative work and the institutions that preserve and present it, as well as the people, businesses and public funding that shape what audiences can see.

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Opus Kink – The Sweet Goodbye

  • Opus Kink’s debut turns live-show chaos into a compelling album.
  • Eclectic arrangements accompany themes of anxiety, love and self-doubt.
  • ‘Crucify!’ and ‘Peckham Nocturne’ are notable highlights.

Opus Kink’s debut album, ‘The Sweet Goodbye’, is presented as a vivid extension of the Brighton six-piece’s energetic live shows, combining jazz, punk, folk and prominent horn arrangements. The review finds the record teasing, passionate and unpredictable, balancing celebratory, theatrical music with lyrics about anxiety, fractured modern life,…

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The constitutional crisis both parties created

  • The article text was inaccessible.
  • Its title alleges bipartisan responsibility for a constitutional crisis.
  • No specific claims could be verified.

The article’s content is unavailable because access to the webpage was denied, so its arguments cannot be summarised reliably. From the title alone, it appears to discuss an alleged constitutional crisis for which the author holds both major US political parties responsible. No supporting details, evidence, dates or…

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No-Man plot 2027 return, promising poignant ballads, twisted pop and electronic excursions to art rock’s heart of darkness

  • No-Man are working towards a 2027 return.
  • Two potential album projects are taking shape.
  • Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness are revisiting older material.

No-Man, the art rock duo of Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness, are preparing new material after a seven-year gap since their last release. Bowness says work is underway on a delayed follow-up to 2019’s Love You To Bits, with a return anticipated in 2027. The duo are still…

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Glass objects can spark blazes, warn firefighters after sunlight refracts through garden table to start fire

  • Glass objects can focus sunlight and start fires.
  • A garden table reportedly caused a blaze.
  • Keep glass away from dry, flammable materials.

Firefighters have warned that glass objects left in direct sunlight can start fires after sunlight refracted through a garden table and ignited a blaze. The incident highlights a lesser-known summer fire risk, particularly during hot, dry conditions when nearby materials can catch fire more easily. The warning applies…

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GTA 6 news coming in August, leaker says, as more evidence points to the game’s official website getting a backend update

  • An insider expects substantial GTA 6 news in August.
  • Website updates sparked speculation but may be routine performance work.
  • GTA 6 is still due on 19 November.

An industry insider has suggested that Rockstar may share a significant amount of Grand Theft Auto 6 news in August, while recent changes to the game’s official website have fuelled speculation that an announcement is being prepared. The claim is unconfirmed, but it matters because Rockstar has released…

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‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ Celebrates 10 Years as Longest-Running Two-Part Play in Modern West End History – Global Bulletin

  • “Cursed Child” marks a decade in the West End.
  • The production has attracted 2.5 million London attendees.
  • The bulletin also covers AI filmmaking and Sarawak television.

Variety’s Global Bulletin reports several entertainment-industry developments, led by the 10th anniversary of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” in London’s West End. - “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” has become modern West End history’s longest-running two-part play, drawing more than 2.5 million people at the Palace…

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AMC streaming revenue rises 6% as US advertising falls 11%

  • Streaming grew, but US advertising and domestic revenue declined.
  • AMC’s quarterly loss was substantially worse than expected.
  • The Netflix deal boosts AMC’s full-year revenue outlook.

AMC Global Media reported higher streaming revenue in the second quarter of 2026, but falling US advertising and other domestic revenues contributed to a wider-than-expected loss. The results underline the continuing pressure on its traditional television business, while a new Netflix licensing agreement for the wider “Walking Dead”…

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Andy Burnham poll tracker: Prime minister and Labour’s approval ratings in four charts

  • Burnham’s arrival has boosted Labour and his personal ratings.
  • Labour, Reform and Conservatives are virtually tied in polling.
  • Funding promises may determine whether the bounce lasts.

Andy Burnham’s first month as prime minister has reportedly produced a sharp improvement in Labour’s polling and his personal approval ratings, described by commentators as a “Burnham bounce”. The article argues that his popularity, radical devolution proposals and communication style have helped Labour recover support after Keir Starmer’s…

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Alan Ritchson Is Officially Crowned Netflix’s Streaming King

  • *Ordinary Angels* tops Netflix’s domestic chart.
  • Ritchson’s streaming career continues to expand.
  • *Motor City* marks another major action role.

Alan Ritchson’s drama *Ordinary Angels* has reached the top of Netflix’s domestic streaming chart, adding to a run of successes that has strengthened his position as a major streaming star. The achievement comes as Ritchson expands beyond his established action roles, while preparing for the cinema release of…

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WNBA suddenly wants to stick to basketball after years of making politics part of the product

  • Article alleges inconsistent standards for political speech in the WNBA.
  • Sophie Cunningham defended women’s sport and invoked Title IX.
  • Critics and supporters dispute how such views should be treated.

The article argues that some WNBA media figures have recently urged players and commentators to focus on basketball, despite the league having previously embraced political and social issues as part of its public identity. It presents this as an inconsistency, particularly when players speak about sex-based eligibility in…

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