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A Tale of Two Clarks and the Museums They Made
The article’s content is unavailable because the linked page displays a JavaScript and cookies verification screen rather than the article itself. A reliable neutral summary cannot therefore be produced from the material provided. The title indicates that the piece concerns two people named Clark and museums they established, but it gives no substantiated details about…
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3 One-Hit Wonders From the 2010s You Can Actually Work Out To
The article highlights three energetic 2010s songs it considers suitable for workout playlists. – “Whip My Hair” by Willow (2010), praised for its simple, relentless rhythm; Willow was nine when it was released. – “Shut Up And Dance” by Walk The Moon (2014), presented as upbeat pop suited to both exercising and dancing. – “Ex’s…
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Dreo Summer Flash Sale 2026: Lowest Price Ever on Chefmaker, Fan
WIRED highlights Dreo’s three-day Summer Flash Sale, running from 1 to 3 August, with its Chefmaker combi air fryer reduced by half to £180 equivalent in US pricing. The deal matters because it is described as the lowest price yet for a premium appliance that combines air frying, steam cooking and a temperature probe for…
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What’s old is new again: Trump-style conservative is back as PM of European nation
Slovenia has returned to Trump-style conservative governance under Prime Minister Janez Janša, who has formed his fourth government after ousting leftist leader Robert Golob. Janša is pursuing policies widely compared to Donald Trump’s, including reversing Golob’s stance on Israel, championing closer US ties, and pushing an anti-immigration agenda, marking a significant political shift for the…
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Anya Taylor-Joy’s Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Masterpiece Is Officially a Must-Watch #1 Hit
Anya Taylor-Joy’s 2024 film Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga has become a leading streaming title on HBO Max, despite its comparatively weak cinema performance. Its renewed popularity matters because it suggests the critically acclaimed Mad Max prequel is finding a wider audience after failing to generate major theatrical returns. The film, in which Taylor-Joy takes…
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“One of the things that Bruce Dickinson and Paul Di’Anno didn’t have was, they’d not seen Iron Maiden as a fan.” Blaze Bayley on heart attacks, being banned by the church and his legacy with ‘metal’s greatest band’
Blaze Bayley reflects on his career as Iron Maiden’s singer during a difficult period for the band, and on continuing as an independent artist after Bruce Dickinson returned in 1999. He argues that, unlike Dickinson and Paul Di’Anno, he had experienced Iron Maiden first as a fan, a perspective he sees as part of his…
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‘We didn’t feel safe’: Booking.com users face battle to get money back
Booking.com users have told the Guardian they struggled to obtain refunds after accommodation problems, including being moved to unsafe or poor-quality alternatives and being charged more than agreed. The cases highlight a legal grey area: platforms say the booking contract is with the host, leaving travellers with limited practical recourse when a host refuses to…
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Gregg Araki on sex, film and queer resistance: ‘All the terrible shit in the world is because of sexual repression’
Gregg Araki, the veteran queer film-maker, has released his 12th feature, I Want Your Sex, a provocative comedy exploring desire and power that he describes as fundamentally queer despite its heterosexual central relationship. The film marks a milestone for the 66-year-old director, who has spent four decades making anarchic, boundary-pushing cinema, as it opens on…
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Matt Damon’s Taylor Sheridan-Style Neo-Western Officially Makes Shock Streaming Comeback
Matt Damon’s 2021 drama *Stillwater* is reportedly finding a new audience through video-on-demand services in several countries, despite having underperformed in cinemas during the COVID-19 pandemic. The renewed attention appears linked to interest in Damon’s newer work, particularly Christopher Nolan’s *The Odyssey*, and shows how streaming and digital rentals can revive films that initially struggled…
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Astronomers Have Detected an Exomoon for the First Time
An international team of astronomers has found evidence of a moon-like companion orbiting the brown dwarf CD-35 2722 B, 73 light-years from Earth. If confirmed, it would be the first detected exomoon-like object beyond the solar system and could help address the longstanding lack of definitive evidence for moons in other planetary systems. The suspected…