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Best Kitchen Composters and Food Recyclers (2026)
Responsibly dispose of your food scraps with one of these indoor, (mostly) odor-free, WIRED-tested devices.
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Poll: Splatoon 3’s Raiders-Themed Splatfest Has Crowned Its Champion
It’s about drive, it’s about power. : It’s Splatfest weekend, folks! Nintendo technically announced this one back in the June Direct, but with all the Zelda and Xenoblade news, we thought it was only right that we give everyone a little reminder now that it’s finally here. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
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Hollywood blockbusters and arthouse films: Sam Neill’s best-known roles in pictures
The beloved actor’s career ranged from box office blockbusters to thrillers and award-winning dramas.
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Stephen Chow’s ‘Kung Fu Soccer’ Scores Big At China Box Office With $74M Opening
Stephen Chow’s first film in seven years, Kung Fu Soccer, scored a mighty opening at the China box office this past weekend grossing $73.6M (RMB500.3M) in just two days (July 11-12), according to figures from Artisan Gateway. The spin-off of 2001 hit Shaolin Soccer follows an all-female soccer squad who add martial arts techniques to…
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Willie J Healey Announces New EP ‘143’
The article reports that Willie J Healey has announced a new EP titled 143, marking the start of a new release chapter for the Oxfordshire songwriter. It matters because it follows the momentum of his recent rise in profile and gives listeners a clear sign that more material is arriving beyond his last full-length album.…
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Would-be Tory MPs must believe in ‘fundamental’ need for Britain to quit ECHR in order to be candidate at next election – Philp
Shadow home secretary Chris Philp said prospective Conservative parliamentary candidates for the next general election should believe in the “fundamental” need for Britain to leave the European Convention on Human Rights. His comments matter because they signal a possible tightening of the party’s stance on human rights law and immigration, and suggest that support for…
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‘You want to reach out and touch everything’: why Labyrinth is my feelgood movie
This Guardian piece is a personal appreciation of the 1986 fantasy film *Labyrinth*, presented as the writer’s “feelgood movie”. The author explains that the film matters to them because it evokes a childhood truce with their sister, while also arguing that its handmade, practical-effects world gives it a tactile, imaginative quality that feels especially distinctive…
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Heart condition tied to Lindsey Graham’s death can strike without warning — what to know
Preliminary findings suggest aortic dissection was the cause of Sen. Lindsey Graham's sudden death. Doctors explain the warning signs and high-risk groups.
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Consistency is key: Which artists have had the longest classic album runs in history?
Working at staggering levels. The post Consistency is key: Which artists have had the longest classic album runs in history? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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TV Priest Announce New Album ‘Cartoons’
TV Priest will release new album ‘Cartoons’ on November 6th. The band signalled their return this summer, sharing their first new music in four years with June single ‘The Mud Never Dries‘. An abrasive sonic fusion, it moved from clattering post-punk to breaks-ready DNB via spoken word. New album ‘Cartoons’… The post TV Priest Announce…