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Guy Gardner Is Back! Nathan Fillion Breaks Down His ‘Lanterns’ Debut and Why He’s the DC Universe’s Main Throughline
Actor Nathan Fillion returns to the DC Universe as Guy Gardner, the newly revealed Green Lantern in episode six of HBO Max’s “Lanterns,” after being absent from the first five episodes. Gardner assumes the ring following John Stewart’s decision to relinquish it, with Fillion explaining that the character serves as an important thread connecting the…
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Passenger reported overboard from Carnival cruise ship off Mexico
A male passenger jumped overboard from Carnival Panorama on Saturday as the ship returned from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, to Long Beach, California, during the final full day of a week-long cruise. Carnival launched search and investigation procedures, reviewed onboard CCTV and notified the US and Mexican coastguards, while offering support to the passenger’s family. The…
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Ged Eccles and Claire Lister take 2026 gurning titles
The 2026 World Gurning Championships took place this weekend in Egremont, Cumbria as part of the town’s Crab Fair, drawing dozens of competitors to pull the most grotesque faces possible. The quirky competition, which dates back to 1267, remains the world’s longest-running World Gurning Championship and attracts significant attention, having previously been visited by the…
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‘Game of Thrones’ Best Season Didn’t Need George R.R. Martin At All
The article argues that Season 6 was arguably Game of Thrones’ strongest season, despite being the first largely made without direct guidance from George R.R. Martin’s completed novels. It suggests the season benefited from focusing on the established main cast and maintaining a tighter narrative, whereas later seasons struggled after moving further beyond the available…
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No 70s Kid Alive Could Forget These 3 Classic Rock Songs From 1974
The article highlights three memorable rock songs from 1974 that defined the era for those who grew up during the golden age of rock music. – “Best Of My Love” by Eagles: The Eagles’ debut No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100, taken from their album On The Border, featuring exceptional band harmonies and…
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Chalmers hints at tax cuts as doubts grow over Australia’s finances
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers is hinting at further income tax cuts as the Labor government’s political standing weakens. The Treasurer is using the seventh Intergenerational Report to promote his economic credentials and long-term prosperity. The article argues these claims warrant careful scrutiny rather than acceptance without question. The government’s budget continues to show deficits across…
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Starz’s Steamy Hit Is Officially Taking Over Streaming
Starz has announced that P-Valley, its critically acclaimed drama series, will conclude with a third season premiering on 4 December after a four-year absence from screens. The announcement has triggered a resurgence in viewership, with the series currently ranking seventh on the Starz streaming platform as audiences revisit the show ahead of its final run.…
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Holdout Lindsay Clancy juror shares newborn photo as fundraiser tops $360,000
Michael Desronvil, the sole juror who opposed acquitting Lindsay Clancy on insanity grounds, has appeared in a photograph holding his newborn daughter. The image was shared by his lawyer amid alleged death threats and doxing, while a fundraiser for his security, legal costs and lost income reportedly exceeded $360,000. Clancy, a former nurse, admitted killing…
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Prime Video’s Forgotten 7-Part Superhero Satire Is the Perfect Replacement for ‘The Boys’
Prime Video’s *I’m a Virgo* is presented as an inventive alternative to *The Boys*, offering a surreal but socially grounded take on superhero fiction. Created by Boots Riley, the seven-part comedy examines marginalised identities, heroism and the dangers of individuals claiming authority as ultimate arbiters of justice. The series follows Cootie, a sheltered 19-year-old who…