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Are they taking the St Michael? Cult brand’s £70 tote… based on 1970s-style M&S carrier bag
This isn’t just any carrier bag. This is a £70 vintage-inspired Marks & Spencer tote in butter-soft leather.
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Witcher 3 designer says it wasn’t easy to convince players its NPC simulation wasn’t ‘just fakery’: ‘People nowadays are interested in those kinds of details, and it really came to haunt us’
A designer who worked on The Witcher 3 has said it proved surprisingly difficult to persuade players that the game’s non-player character simulation was genuine rather than a scripted illusion. According to the designer, growing player interest in the mechanical details behind game systems meant that scrutiny of the NPC behaviour eventually became a problem,…
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New Michael Jackson footage: Guiding us round the original Jackson family home in Gary, Indiana… these never-before-seen videos show a pop superstar at the peak of his fame
Previously unseen footage shows Michael Jackson revisiting and guiding viewers around the Jackson family’s original home in Gary, Indiana, during the height of his global fame. The videos offer a personal glimpse of the singer’s early life and family roots, contrasting his childhood surroundings with his status as one of the world’s biggest pop stars.…
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Production Designer On Yelena’s Bathhouse, Peter Parker’s Sad Pad & The Challenge Of Building New York In The U.K.
Production designer Charles Wood said Spider-Man: Brand New Day aims for a grounded, street-level version of Peter Parker’s world, despite its comic-book setting. The design centres on Peter’s isolation after losing those closest to him, using his new flat as both a sanctuary and a prison while making New York feel close but emotionally out…
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Former Disney star David Henrie rejected ‘secular’ Hollywood lifestyle after life-changing monastery visit
David Henrie said that a visit to a monastery prompted him to reconsider the “secular” lifestyle he associated with Hollywood and to make faith a greater priority in his life. The former Disney actor described the experience as life-changing, saying it helped reshape his approach to work, family and personal values. Henrie is best known…
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Quentin Tarantino Meets Agatha Christie in the 10/10 Western Classic Streaming for Free
Collider highlights Quentin Tarantino’s 2015 Western mystery The Hateful Eight, which is now available to stream free on Fawesome TV. The article presents the film as an underappreciated entry in Tarantino’s catalogue, combining his distinctive dialogue and violence with a locked-room murder mystery reminiscent of Agatha Christie. Set around a group of strangers sheltering during…
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‘Black Mirror’ Meets ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ in HBO’s 2-Part Sci-Fi Series
HBO Max’s *Made for Love* is a two-season science-fiction comedy-drama about Hazel Green, played by Cristin Milioti, who escapes her controlling marriage to tech billionaire Byron Gogol. It explores surveillance, consent and emotional manipulation through a neural implant that lets Gogol track Hazel and see through her eyes, making the series a dark satire on…
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt convinced me to give up on my fashion industry dreams
The writer describes abandoning their ambition to work in fashion after an episode of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt prompted them to reassess the cost of unpaid internships. The personal account highlights how promises of “experience” and possible future jobs can mask financial insecurity and unequal access within creative industries. In 2017, aged 23, the writer had…
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London City Lionesses’ Mapi León: ‘It is a club created for women. It is beautiful and exciting’
Mapi León says she joined London City Lionesses to test herself in the contrasting, more physical style of the Women’s Super League after nine highly successful years at Barcelona. The Spain defender describes the club as an exciting women-focused project and says she is enthusiastic about adapting to English football and life in south-east London.…
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‘The Bluey Movie’ First Look: Bluey and Her Family Hit the Big Screen With New 3D Animation Style
Disney and BBC Studios have unveiled the first look at “The Bluey Movie”, the children’s series’ first cinema feature. Set for release on 6 August 2027, it will follow Bluey, Bingo, Chilli and Bandit and introduce a new 3D animation style, marking a major expansion of the globally popular franchise. Series creator Joe Brumm will…