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Cinemark Posts Sharply Higher Third-Quarter Results Amid Hollywood Box Office Rebound

  • Cinemark revenue reached $1.05 billion in the third quarter.
  • Worldwide attendance rose 18 per cent to 63.7 million.
  • The company expects a strong year-end film slate.

Cinemark reported a sharp rise in third-quarter revenue and profit, as strong summer releases carried Hollywood’s box-office recovery into autumn. The results suggest cinemas are continuing to benefit from audience demand and premium screenings, although the industry’s longer-term prospects depend on studios maintaining a steady flow of films.…

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gyrofield – Great Jobs

  • Great Jobs is gyrofield’s ten-track debut album.
  • It was released on 21 October 2026 through her own label, Field Research.
  • The music draws on several electronic and post-punk traditions to explore personal and political themes.

Electronic producer gyrofield released her debut album, Great Jobs, on 21 October 2026 through Field Research, the label she founded earlier that year. The ten-track record follows Your Fight, the label’s first release. Its track list runs from the 54-second opener Birdsong to the closing track Ende, with…

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Midterms, in maps and charts: What’s at stake this Tuesday and where Trump stands

  • Democrats need four House seats to take control.
  • They need a net gain of four Senate seats.
  • Voters will elect governors in 36 states.

On 3 November, US voters will choose whether Republicans keep control of Congress or Democrats take one or both chambers. A Democratic majority could make it harder for President Donald Trump to pass legislation, approve budgets and secure appointments during the final two years of his term; polls…

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New Avengers: Doomsday artwork has surfaced, revealing an interesting detail about where Magneto’s loyalties lie

  • Artwork appears to put Magneto in the X-Men’s camp.
  • The promotional images’ origin has not been confirmed.
  • The film is scheduled for UK release on 16 December.

Promotional artwork apparently linked to *Avengers: Doomsday* shows Magneto wearing an X belt alongside other mutants, suggesting he is aligned with Charles Xavier’s X-Men. The detail is notable because Magneto and Xavier have often been rivals, though the film’s threat from Doctor Doom may bring them together. The…

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Matt Reeves teased the Two-Face actor’s true identity in The Batman 2 months ago, and nobody noticed

  • Brian Tyree Henry is rumoured to play Two-Face.
  • Reeves’s “Partyman” post may have hinted at the casting.
  • The Batman 2 is scheduled for 18 February 2028.

A behind the scenes Halloween video has fuelled speculation that Brian Tyree Henry, rather than Sebastian Stan, will play Two-Face in The Batman 2. Director Matt Reeves’s earlier casting post may have hinted at the role, though the article presents this as an apparent clue rather than confirmation.…

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Four types of House races to watch on election night to know how it might go

  • Early Kentucky and Indiana results could signal the size of a Democratic swing.
  • Heavy spending highlights close contests in Michigan, New York and Iowa.
  • Arkansas and Ohio will test whether Democrats can gain ground in Republican territory.

As Americans vote in the 2026 midterm elections, a range of House contests could show whether Democrats are heading for a narrow majority or a much larger gain. Republicans enter election day with a 218–214 advantage. Early returns from Kentucky’s 6th district and Indiana’s 5th will be closely…

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Meshuggah mark 40th anniversary with huge 2027 European tour

  • Meshuggah will mark 40 years with a 20-date European tour in 2027.
  • The European shows run from Copenhagen to London.
  • Periphery and Vildhjarta will support on every European date.

Meshuggah have announced a 20-date European tour in autumn 2027 to mark 40 years since forming in Umeå, Sweden. The shows will take the influential extreme metal band to some of the largest venues they have headlined, with Periphery and Vildhjarta supporting. The European leg of The Forty-Year…

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‘Our Risk, Their Reward’: Zohran Mamdani on AI and Data Centers

  • Mamdani says AI’s gains should benefit the public.
  • Data centres can bring jobs and tax revenue.
  • He warns residents may bear infrastructure costs.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani discussed artificial intelligence and data centres in an interview reflecting on his first months in office and the challenges of governing. He argued that the benefits of AI should be shared with the public, while communities should not be left to bear the…

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Federal judge orders DOJ to ensure poll monitors are not law enforcement officials

  • A judge rejected the NAACP’s bid to block federal election monitors.
  • Monitors must be unarmed, unidentified and unable to make arrests.
  • The Justice Department said sworn officers were excluded.

A federal judge has allowed the Justice Department to send election monitors to polling places on Election Day, rejecting the NAACP’s request to block the programme. Judge Reggie Walton ruled that the evidence did not show the group was likely to succeed in arguing that the deployment would…

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David Squires on … Mikel Arteta’s view that football is not Disneyland

  • Squires uses Arteta’s “Disneyland” remark as the subject of an eight-panel cartoon.
  • Arteta made the remark after Max Dowman’s red card against Fleetwood Town.
  • The cartoon raises the question of whether elite football should entertain as well as compete.

David Squires’s cartoon, published on 3 November 2026, takes Mikel Arteta’s claim that elite football is not “Disneyland” as its starting point. The eight-panel strip asks whether the Arsenal manager is right to separate the demands of the game from the expectation that it should entertain. It is…

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