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Martin Garrix and the Edge unveil new U2 collaboration live
DJ Martin Garrix debuted a new collaboration with U2, titled “Fireflies,” during his Tomorrowland set on Friday, 18 July 2026, in Antwerp, Belgium, with the Edge joining him on stage. The performance paired the Edge’s trademark guitar work with prerecorded vocals from Bono, and Garrix confirmed on social media that the track will be released…
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Nolan’s The Odyssey scores biggest opening day of his career
Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” opened powerfully in North America, taking $51 million on its first day from 3,919 screens, the biggest opening-day haul of his career. The strong debut pushed weekend forecasts up to as much as $120 million, which would make it Nolan’s biggest opening since “The Dark Knight Rises” in 2012 and place…
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Watch: ARCH ENEMY Plays First European Concert With New Singer LAUREN HART
Swedish/American extreme metallers ARCH ENEMY kicked off their summer 2026 European tour Friday night (July 17) at the Area 53 festival in Leoben, Austria. The concert marked the band’s first European live performance with new singer Lauren Hart (ex-ONCE HUMAN), who replaced Alissa White-Gluz, late…
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Trump administration mocks woke Canadian woman with brutal new nickname after she slapped teenage girl for wearing ‘MAGA clothes’
A Canadian woman named Kaitlyn Tracey has been deported from the United States after slapping a teenage girl for wearing pro-Trump “MAGA” clothing, prompting the Trump administration’s Department of Homeland Security to publicly mock her with a derisive new nickname. The incident has drawn attention amid the wider political climate in America, where clashes over…
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Terrified hikers face nightmare survival scenario after heart-pounding grizzly bear encounter
Video captures three hikers surviving a face-to-face grizzly bear encounter on a narrow trail in Alaska, highlighting key National Park Service bear safety tips.
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The 1971 Pink Floyd song David Gilmour adores but refuses to play
It played a crucial part in Pink Floyd’s story. The post The 1971 Pink Floyd song David Gilmour adores but refuses to play first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Test your pop culture: From Hollywood to the Heartland
This article is a promotional piece from Fox News Digital inviting readers to take its weekly “Pop Culture Quiz,” a five-question trivia feature covering recent entertainment news. It is not a conventional news story but rather an interactive quiz format designed to test readers’ familiarity with celebrity and cultural headlines from the preceding week. This…
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Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ Leaves One of the Greatest Sci-Fi Movies Ever in the Dust
Christopher Nolan’s new film “The Odyssey” has posted a stronger opening than “Dune: Part Two”, one of recent years’ most celebrated science-fiction releases, marking a strong start for the director’s follow-up to his Oscar-winning “Oppenheimer”. At a reported $250 million, it is Nolan’s most expensive film to date, tying “The Dark Knight Rises”, and would…
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Born in the Appalachian Mountains 72 Years Ago Today, the “Kentucky Traveler” and Bill Monroe Protégé Who Became a Bluegrass Legend
This article marks the 72nd birthday of Ricky Skaggs, the Kentucky-born bluegrass and country musician, celebrating a career that has earned him 12 number-one hits, 15 Grammy Awards, and eight awards each from the Country Music Association and Academy of Country Music. Skaggs, nicknamed the “Kentucky Traveler,” was discovered as a six-year-old prodigy by bluegrass…