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MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls Official Blade Character Gameplay Guide

  • GameSpot released a Blade character gameplay guide for MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls
  • Video showcases the Blade character's fighting moves and abilities
  • Full article details unavailable as the source page requires JavaScript

GameSpot has published an official gameplay guide video showcasing the character Blade in the upcoming fighting game MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls. The video forms part of a series of character-focused guides intended to help players learn move sets and combat techniques ahead of or following the game's release,…

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Why Lettuce Is Always Making People Sick

  • Cyclospora outbreak from Taylor Farms lettuce has sickened 7,100+ in Michigan
  • Lettuce is prone to contamination due to raw consumption and crevice-heavy texture
  • Bagged salad mixes and irrigation with untreated water heighten contamination risks

A widening outbreak of cyclosporiasis linked to iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms has sickened more than 7,100 people in Michigan alone, reviving scrutiny of why leafy greens so frequently cause foodborne illness in the US. The article explains that lettuce's popularity, the way it is grown and…

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6 Best Blockbuster Movies Released Since 2010

  • Collider ranks the six best blockbusters made since 2010
  • Mad Max: Fury Road placed sixth for its stunt-driven storytelling
  • Mission: Impossible – Fallout ranked fifth for elevating the franchise

- Collider has published a ranked list of the six best blockbuster films released since 2010, arguing that the finest big-budget movies combine spectacle with strong characters, emotional depth and filmmaking ambition rather than just box-office takings or explosive action. - Mad Max: Fury Road (2015), ranked sixth,…

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Christopher Nolan Compares AI To A “Glass Trojan Horse”: “Everybody Knows The Greeks Are Inside”

  • Nolan compares AI to a transparent "glass" Trojan horse
  • He praises Gen Z's scepticism, citing the term "AI slop"
  • Comes amid Musk's AI rival to Nolan's film The Odyssey

Christopher Nolan has likened artificial intelligence to a "Trojan horse made of glass," arguing that, unlike the deceptive gift given to Troy in Greek mythology, the public can clearly see AI's risks and motives even as the technology advances. Speaking on the Hugo Décrypte YouTube channel, the Oscar-winning…

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‘Revenge of the normies’: Halo veteran-turned-candidate pitches outsider revolt in Nevada swing district

  • Halo composer Marty O'Donnell runs for Congress in Nevada's District 3
  • He casts himself as an outsider against career politicians
  • Frames campaign as a "revenge of the normies" for independent voters

Halo video game composer Marty O'Donnell is running for Congress in Nevada's competitive third district, positioning himself as an outsider challenging career politicians. Speaking to Fox News Digital, O'Donnell framed his campaign as a "revenge of the normies" movement, arguing that independent voters are increasingly drawn to "common…

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Ben Folds to Congress on Trump’s Kennedy Center Takeover: “When You Politicize Art, You’ve Got Propaganda”

  • Ben Folds testified to Congress against Trump's Kennedy Center takeover
  • He says the venue became "hyper-politicized," producing "propaganda"
  • Cited artist Yasmin Williams being heckled from both political sides

Ben Folds, the former artistic advisor to the National Symphony Orchestra at Washington's Kennedy Center, testified before a bicameral congressional forum on Tuesday 21 July, warning that Donald Trump's takeover of the venue had turned it into a "hyper-politicized environment". Folds argued that the Kennedy Center had long…

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Mike Tapp leaves role as migration minister weeks after Mahmood row

  • Mike Tapp exits as migration minister after Mahmood ILR row
  • He clashed with Home Secretary over care worker exemptions
  • No successor named yet; Tapp stays loyal to Starmer

Mike Tapp has left his post as Home Office minister for migration and citizenship, weeks after a public row with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood over her proposed reforms to indefinite leave to remain rules. The MP for Dover and Deal had reportedly pushed for care workers to be…

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DORO Is Working On New EP Tentatively Titled ‘Wild At Heart’

  • Doro Pesch is working on new EP "Wild At Heart"
  • Targeted release around November/December 2026
  • Follows last year's "Warriors Of The Sea" album

German metal singer Doro Pesch has revealed she is working on a new EP, tentatively titled "Wild At Heart", which she hopes to release around November or December 2026. Speaking to Dawn Osborne of TotalRock at the Maid Of Stone festival in Maidstone, Kent, Pesch explained that touring…

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Immigrant EXECUTED three workers at apartment building he lived in after getting into fight over parking spot, cops say

  • Man charged with murdering three apartment workers in Minnesota
  • Killings allegedly followed a dispute over a parking spot
  • Suspect lived at the building where the shootings occurred

A man has been charged with murdering three people at the Minnesota apartment building where he lived, after allegedly shooting them following a dispute over a parking space. Police say the suspect, an immigrant identified as Tsegaab Binessu, executed the victims, who were workers at the property, in…

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Lawmakers waste huge sum of taxpayer cash on THREE portraits of retired former colleague

  • Miami-Dade lawmakers spent taxpayer funds on three portraits
  • Portraits honour retired former colleague Oliver Gilbert
  • Spending criticised as wasteful use of public money

Miami-Dade County lawmakers in Florida have come under fire for spending a significant sum of taxpayer money commissioning three separate portraits of a retired former colleague, Oliver Gilbert. Critics have seized on the spending as an example of wasteful use of public funds by local officials, questioning why…

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