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Pirelli in India: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once

  • Pirelli’s 2027 Calendar was largely shot in India.
  • It foregrounds Indian women across culture and the arts.
  • Two photographers lead the edition for the first time.

Pirelli’s 2027 Calendar, known as ‘The Cal’, was photographed largely in India and centres Indian women from music, fashion and culture. The project matters because it marks a significant expansion of the calendar’s cultural focus, pairing its established high-fashion status with Indian locations and a prominently Indian cast.…

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Spain Scores World Cup Docuseries at Prime Video

  • Prime Video is making a four-part Spain World Cup documentary.
  • It will feature exclusive footage and player testimonies.
  • Spain’s final drew a record 62.8 million US viewers.

Prime Video will release a four-part documentary series about Spain’s World Cup victory, offering behind-the-scenes access to the team’s campaign and its wins over Argentina and France. The series matters because it will chronicle a major sporting achievement for Spain and capitalise on unusually high international interest in…

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Live Nation launches Roblox game that lets players build their own festivals, with CORTIS as the first featured artist

  • Live Nation has launched a festival-building game on Roblox.
  • CORTIS and Lollapalooza are the first featured partners.
  • The game offers new virtual sponsorship and fan-engagement opportunities.

Live Nation has launched Music Festival Tycoon on Roblox, allowing players to create and manage virtual music festivals by booking artists and building stages. The move extends Live Nation’s festival business into gaming, giving fans a year-round way to engage with artists and giving sponsors new opportunities for…

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Born 69 Years Ago Today in Florida, the Daughter of Country Music Royalty Who Rose to Stardom in Her Own Right

  • Pam Tillis overcame an unsuccessful pop debut to become a country star.
  • Her 1991 album produced the hit “Maybe It Was Memphis”.
  • She has won major awards and founded her own label.

Pam Tillis, daughter of country singer Mel Tillis, is being recognised on her 69th birthday for building a successful career in her own right after a slow start in pop music. Her eventual move into country brought major chart success, awards and a long-term place in the genre,…

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‘You can’t paper over the cracks of history. It will haunt you’: Gugu Mbatha-Raw on her race-horror thriller

  • Possession links an inheritance dispute to Britain’s colonial legacy.
  • Mbatha-Raw’s character reconnects with her Jamaican heritage.
  • The series alternates between modern Jamaica and plantation slavery.

Gugu Mbatha-Raw discusses her role in Possession, a Sky supernatural thriller that connects a contemporary inheritance dispute in Jamaica with the legacy of British plantation slavery. She says the drama explores how unresolved history can continue to affect the present, while her character, a Bristol lawyer of mixed…

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Opetaia sues IBF to return cruiserweight world title

  • Opetaia is suing to regain the IBF cruiserweight title.
  • He says the IBF reversed approval days before his Zuffa fight.
  • The IBF has not yet commented.

Australian boxer Jai Opetaia has sued the International Boxing Federation in the United States, seeking to have his cruiserweight world title restored after it was stripped following his first bout with Zuffa Boxing. The case matters because it challenges a governing body’s authority to withdraw a sanction shortly…

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Children at Sheffield primaries celebrate Tramlines

  • Sheffield pupils performed “Proud” for Tramlines.
  • Hundreds took part in a collaborative music video.
  • The project celebrated young people’s musical talent.

Children at Sheffield primary schools took part in a music project celebrating the Tramlines festival, performing Heather Small’s song “Proud”. The initiative gave pupils a chance to participate in a citywide cultural event and highlighted young people’s involvement in Sheffield’s music scene. Hundreds of children from primary schools…

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Hall of Famer Cris Carter says upcoming NFL season will be Travis Kelce’s ‘last dance’

  • Cris Carter believes 2026 could be Travis Kelce’s final NFL season.
  • Kelce has not confirmed retirement.
  • His future would be significant for the Chiefs.

Hall of Famer Cris Carter has suggested that the upcoming NFL season could be Travis Kelce’s “last dance”, raising the prospect that the Kansas City Chiefs tight end may be nearing retirement. The comment matters because Kelce remains one of the NFL’s most accomplished and prominent players, and…

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Charter TV Subscriber Losses Narrow to 21,000 in Second Quarter

  • Charter’s TV subscriber losses narrowed sharply to 21,000.
  • Broadband losses widened despite strong mobile additions.
  • Cox merger is expected to close in August.

Charter Communications lost 21,000 pay-TV customers in the second quarter, a marked improvement on the 80,000 lost a year earlier, although it also saw broadband customer losses widen. The figures underline the pressure on traditional cable operators from streaming services and other digital competitors, even as Charter seeks…

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Francis Ford Coppola’s 176-Minute ‘The Odyssey’ Dominates the Digital Charts

  • Coppola’s 1997 *Odyssey* is enjoying a digital-chart revival.
  • Nolan’s hit has renewed interest in earlier Homer adaptations.
  • The two versions differ sharply in budget, format and scale.

Francis Ford Coppola’s 1997 adaptation of *The Odyssey* has risen on digital charts following the commercial success of Christopher Nolan’s new film of the same story. The renewed attention shows how a major contemporary release can revive interest in older interpretations of a classic work, including a production…

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