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Guide: These 20+ PS5 and PS Plus Games Are Coming Out Next Week (20th-26th July)

  • Push Square lists 20+ PS5 and PS Plus releases for 20th-26th July
  • Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is the standout new PS5 title
  • PS Plus Extra adds Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Citizen Sleeper 2

Push Square has published its weekly guide to new PlayStation releases, rounding up the PS5 games and PS Plus additions arriving between 20th and 26th July. The list is aimed at both PS Plus Extra subscribers, who get a particularly strong batch of downloads this week, and general…

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The Scandalous Reason Why This Top 10 Country Artist Was Shocked by Johnny Cash and June Carter’s Engagement

  • Johnny Cash maintained romantic involvement with both June Carter and her sister Anita whilst married to his first wife, Vivian Liberto
  • When Cash proposed to June, Anita was reportedly among those shocked, having believed she would be chosen instead
  • Though Cash's infidelity with Anita persisted after his 1968 marriage to June, he eventually reformed and prioritised his family life

ANAHEIM, CA - MARCH 11: Country singer/songwriter Johnny Cash performs onstage with the Carter Sisters (L-R: Jan Howard, Anita Carter, Helen Carter, June Carter Cash) at the Anaheim Convention Center on March 11, 1978 in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) Johnny Cash and June Carter…

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The bandmates Roger Waters knew would “drag down” his art

  • Waters viewed Pink Floyd bandmates as supporting players for his conceptual vision rather than equal collaborators
  • Creative tensions escalated during The Wall era, with Waters replacing and firing members who resisted his complete control
  • Waters achieved greater artistic satisfaction in solo work, collaborating with performers in defined roles rather than managing band democracy

The worst kind of rapport. The post The bandmates Roger Waters knew would “drag down” his art first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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Making Crazy Horse: The Role of a Lifetime

  • Crazy Horse Memorial remains an unfinished, privately funded mountain sculpture.
  • The project began in 1948 and far exceeds Mount Rushmore in scale.
  • Its cultural value and treatment of sacred land remain debated.

The article examines the long-running construction of the Crazy Horse Memorial in South Dakota, portraying it as an ambitious counterpart to Mount Rushmore and a tribute to Lakota leader Crazy Horse and Native American history. It argues that the project’s scale, history and persistence make it culturally significant,…

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Netflix’s 3-Part YA Hit Officially Returns Next Month

  • Netflix's YA romance series 'My Life With the Walter Boys' returns for Season 3 on August 6
  • Season 2 viewership surged 57% to 11.8 million opening views versus Season 1's 7.5 million
  • The third season expands ensemble characters beyond the central love triangle between Jackie and two brothers

Season 3 of Netflix's teen ranch series, My Life With the Walter Boys, returns soon. Here's everything you should know.

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House Republicans aim to turn Democratic civil war into midterm weapon

  • House Republicans are strategically highlighting divisions within the Democratic Party—specifically between progressive and mainstream factions—as an electoral tactic for the midterm elections.
  • GOP representatives in competitive suburban districts, particularly in New York, view internal Democratic conflict over policy direction as a vulnerability they can exploit with voters.

Mike Lawler warns that radical socialists are taking over the Democratic Party as GOP fights to hold swing seats in suburban New York midterms.

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How to share vacation photos on any screen

  • Guide explains how to show holiday photos on a bigger screen.
  • Covers AirPlay, Chromecast and Samsung Smart View options.
  • Best method depends on phone type and available screen.

The article offers a practical guide to displaying holiday photos and videos on a larger screen rather than passing a phone around, addressing a common frustration when sharing images with family or friends after a trip. It highlights several methods, noting that the best option depends on the…

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Trump has normalized crypto. Is it the path to the next financial collapse? | Eduardo Porter

  • Trump made $1.2bn from crypto while deregulating the industry as president
  • Genius Act lets banks issue uninsured stablecoins tied to crypto trading
  • Critics warn this integration risks broader US financial stability

Donald Trump has embraced cryptocurrency after once calling it a "scam", using his presidency to personally profit while dismantling regulatory oversight of the industry. Columnist Eduardo Porter argues this poses a serious risk to US financial stability, as Trump's administration has weakened enforcement and integrated volatile, uninsured crypto…

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Remembering When Fatigue Set in for The Rolling Stones on ‘Goats Head Soup’ in 1973

  • Goats Head Soup (1973) followed the Stones' incredible four-album creative peak.
  • Drug use, guest musicians and touring fatigue sapped the album's inspiration.
  • It still hit No.1 via "Angie", but signalled a mid-70s creative dip.

This retrospective from American Songwriter revisits the Rolling Stones' 1973 album Goats Head Soup, which followed an extraordinary run of four acclaimed records — Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main St. — and marked the point at which the band's creative momentum began…

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‘Game of Thrones’ Meets ‘Lord of the Rings’ in Guy Ritchie’s Failed Fantasy Franchise-Starter

  • King Arthur: Legend of the Sword resurges on VOD nearly 10 years after flopping.
  • The film's box office failure ended Guy Ritchie's planned fantasy franchise.
  • Ritchie has had a mixed 2026: Young Sherlock thrives, In The Grey flops.

Guy Ritchie's 2017 fantasy epic King Arthur: Legend of the Sword has re-entered the video-on-demand top 10 in several countries on Prime Video and Apple TV, nearly a decade after it flopped at the box office and torpedoed plans for a wider franchise. The resurgence is notable given…

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