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Blackberry Crush – “Patterns”
Denver alt-rock outfit Blackberry Crush have released a new single called “Patterns,” a hazy, multi-part track that leans into shoegaze textures while remaining more direct than much of that genre. The release adds to the band’s growing catalogue and showcases their evolution from a Wyoming duo into a fully-fledged four-piece act, with their distinctive layered…
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Matt Berninger – “Martini Me Fatso”
Matt Berninger, frontman of The National, has released a new solo single titled “Martini Me Fatso,” continuing a run of solo activity that began with the rollout and touring for his album Get Sunk over a year ago. The track marks a stylistic departure, leaning towards jazz-rock or bluesy adult contemporary rather than his usual…
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‘Heartstopper Forever’ Is the Perfect Ending to the Beloved Netflix Series | Review
Netflix’s coming-of-age drama Heartstopper is drawing to a close with a feature-length finale, Heartstopper Forever, released two years after the third season. The film wraps up the story of teenage couple Nick (Kit Connor) and Charlie (Joe Locke), following their romance as they confront the fear and uncertainty of growing up and facing separation. The…
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Whether It Be Romantic Lead or Writer-Director, Jack Martin’s Ready to Tackle Whatever Role Comes Next
The ‘Not Suitable For Work’ star digs into booking the Mindy Kaling comedy, how Gen Z filmmakers Curry Barker and Kane Parsons have inspired him,
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Engadget Podcast: Is Siri AI actually useful in iOS 27 and macOS Golden Gate?
Apple has released public betas for iOS 27, macOS Golden Gate and its other upcoming software, prompting the latest Engadget Podcast to weigh in on whether the new Siri AI features actually deliver useful functionality. Hosts Devindra Hardawar and Nathan Ingraham conclude that Siri AI feels genuinely helpful and less intrusive than rivals such as…
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Larry June Races Back With ‘Who Coppin’
Larry June returns with new album ‘Who Coppin’. The West Coast artist is a prolific figure, with recent years bringing a plethora of studio collaborations, including a full album with pivotal producer The Alchemist. ‘Who Choppin’ is his first solo album since 2024’s ‘Doing It For Me’, and the build… The post Larry June Races…
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The Hairdresser Mysteries review – Sally Phillips gifts us the most bananas daytime TV ever
Sally Phillips stars in The Hairdresser Mysteries, a new cosy crime series set in the fictional village of Blossom Vale, where her character Lily Petal opens a salon that hasn’t been touched since the 1970s and finds herself solving local murders alongside assistant Clary (Charlotte Jordan). The Guardian’s review praises the show as astonishingly strange…
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Five reasons to be cheerful despite England’s World Cup exit
Despite the heartbreak of a World Cup semi-final loss, there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic about England’s footballing future.
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Space Afrika Link With Tony Njoku On ‘MLN’
Space Afrika – Manchester/Berlin-based duo Joshua Tarelle Reid and Joshua Inyang – today share their new single ‘MLN’. Grizzled guitar passages meets a string-laden symphony on ‘MLN’, featuring the filtered, fluttering voice of British-Nigerian artist Tony Njoku. The single centres collaboration and co-creation, with guitar and lead bass performed by… The post Space Afrika Link…
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Most smart appliances collect data: Here’s how to find out what yours tracks
There’s truth to the idea that our devices are spying on us. Smart fridges, washing machines and dishwashers are no exception.