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Morgan Stewart on Wave of Home Robberies in L.A.: “Everyone I Know Has Gotten Robbed”
Morgan Stewart has described being robbed twice at her Beverly Hills home, saying break-ins have become widespread among people she knows in Los Angeles. Her comments add to concern over a series of high-profile home burglaries affecting celebrities, and underline the personal impact of such crimes despite private security measures. Speaking on Jake Shane’s Therapuss…
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Watch Charli xcx’s Full Theatrical Film That Accompanies Her New ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ Album
Charli xcx has released a black-and-white short film to accompany her new album, Music, Fashion, Film, extending the project’s blend of music, cinema and fashion. The film was previously screened in cinemas internationally, and is intended to provide a visual context for each of the album’s songs. Charli says she made the 11-track album with…
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Japan’s BROKEN BY THE SCREAM Releases New Single ‘Hanakabura’
Japanese metal group BROKEN BY THE SCREAM has released “Hanakabura”, its first single for Metal Blade Records. The release signals a new chapter for the band, which combines idol-style singing with metalcore and extreme-metal elements, and will feature in its forthcoming European live shows. The four-vocalist group said the song was inspired by its signing…
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Stream No Pressure’s rippin’ new pop punk album ‘NP Style’
Brooklyn band No Pressure have released their new pop-punk album, ‘NP Style’, which the article presents as a high-energy, guitar-driven record. Its release matters to fans of contemporary pop punk because it arrives from a prominent project associated with Parker Cannon of The Story So Far. The available article text does not include further reporting,…
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Scotland win three medals in 45 minutes to kick-start Glasgow 2026
Scotland made an emphatic start to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, winning three swimming medals within 45 minutes before adding another gold later in the evening. The home successes at Tollcross International Swimming Centre gave the hosts an early boost and prompted jubilant scenes, including two renditions of Flower of Scotland. Duncan Scott defended his…
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Every boundary from Clarke’s blistering innings
Joe Clarke made a rapid 68 for Birmingham Phoenix against Trent Rockets in The Hundred, launching Phoenix’s campaign in emphatic fashion at Edgbaston. His boundary-heavy innings mattered because it put sustained pressure on every Rockets bowler and gave his side early momentum in the competition. The BBC highlight video shows all of Clarke’s boundaries from…
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Don’t Sleep on Nordstrom Anniversary Sale’s Bedding and Bath Deals — 25 Buys for a Hollywood-Ready Home
Nordstrom’s 2026 Anniversary Sale includes more than 1,300 home items discounted by up to 70% until 9 August, with The Hollywood Reporter highlighting 25 products aimed at upgrading bedding, bathrooms, fragrance, kitchens and décor. The article positions the sale as a strong opportunity to buy premium home brands at reduced prices, while noting its affiliate-link…
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The 1978 album that David Gilmour is “still influenced by”
David Gilmour has said he remains influenced by Dire Straits’ 1978 self-titled debut album, particularly by Mark Knopfler’s guitar playing. The article presents the remark as significant because it comes from a guitarist widely regarded as an influential player in his own right. The album includes ‘Sultans of Swing’ and ‘Water of Love’, and initially…
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Why Cognition bought Poke: AI personality is becoming a competitive advantage
Cognition has acquired Poke, a conversational AI assistant designed to interact like a friend, in a deal valued in the low nine figures. The acquisition aims to bring Poke’s personality-driven interaction style to Cognition’s coding agent, Devin, reflecting a broader belief that engaging user experiences can be as commercially important as underlying AI models. Launched…