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Caribbean hot spot gripped by water crisis, and tourists scramble to reschedule plans
Puerto Rico is introducing water rationing in San Juan as an intense drought affects the Caribbean island, creating potential disruption for visitors, including American tourists. The measures underline how the drought is placing pressure on essential services in one of the region’s major travel destinations. More than 180,000 water customers are due to face 48-hour…
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The Best Hilton Hotels in Hawaii: From a 22-Acre Waikiki Resort to Charming, Boutique Abodes
Variety highlights five Hilton properties in Hawaii, matching each to a different type of holiday, from large beachfront resorts to smaller Waikiki hotels. – Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort: a 22-acre beachfront resort in Honolulu with pools, waterslides, a saltwater lagoon, cultural activities, a luau and 18 dining and bar venues. – Hilton Waikoloa…
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Scientists extend instrument life on Voyager 2 probe
NASA scientists have found a way to extend the working life of a science instrument on Voyager 2 by managing the spacecraft’s dwindling power supply more efficiently. The change matters because Voyager 2 is one of only two probes operating in interstellar space, where its measurements provide rare data about the boundary of the Sun’s…
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Traveling Wilburys might have formed in the 1980s, but they captured the spirit of the 1960s
The article argues that, although the Traveling Wilburys formed in the late 1980s, their music and working relationship echoed the collaborative, roots-oriented spirit of the 1960s. The supergroup’s appeal lay in its members setting aside their individual status to make relaxed, song-led recordings together, linking several generations of rock music. The band brought together George…
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Director Matt Johnson Didn’t Understand the Anthony Bourdain Hype When He Signed on for A24’s ‘Tony’
Director Matt Johnson says he initially had little interest in Anthony Bourdain or in making another film based on a real person, but changed his mind after discussing the project with actor Dominic Sessa. Their A24 film, Tony, avoids a full biography and instead portrays Bourdain as a troubled young man before his later fame,…
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New ‘Leprechaun’ Horror Movie In Works From Lionsgate, Patrick Melton & Marcus Dunstan
Lionsgate is developing a new Leprechaun horror film, with veteran genre writers Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan attached to write and Oren and Miles Koules producing. The project signals another attempt to revive the long-running cult horror-comedy franchise, though its plot and release plans have not been disclosed. The franchise has produced eight films between…
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STYX Announces Second Annual ‘Rockin’ In Paradise With Styx & Friends’ Beach Weekend For October 2026
Styx will return to Miramar Beach, Florida, for its second annual “Rockin’ In Paradise With Styx & Friends” event from 8 to 10 October 2026. The three-day destination music weekend will feature two headline performances by Styx and a broad classic-rock line-up, while adding guest yacht-rock artists and single-day tickets to widen access. Peter Beckett,…
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Octopath Traveler 3 would have to “push the limits,” producer says, and the JRPG team knows how much fans want it to happen: “Keep looking forward to what comes next”
Octopath Traveler producer Yasuaki Hayasaki says a third game would need to “push the limits” of the series rather than simply repeat its established formula. While he did not confirm that Octopath Traveler 3 is in development, his comments acknowledge strong fan interest and suggest the team is considering what should come next. The series…
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Manchester City reject Barcelona’s opening £38.5m bid for Rodri as talks continue
Manchester City have rejected Barcelona’s opening £38.5m bid for Rodri, insisting on at least £60m for the midfielder. Rodri reportedly prefers a return to Spain and has agreed personal terms with Barcelona, making the negotiations significant as City risk losing a key player entering the final year of his contract. The 30-year-old Spain captain joined…
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Fatal air ambulance crash exposes growing GPS danger facing US flights
Federal investigators say a fatal air ambulance crash in New Mexico occurred after the crew lost GPS navigation during a scheduled US military jamming exercise. The incident has renewed concerns about aviation safety, particularly whether cockpit navigation systems and procedures are sufficiently resilient to deliberate GPS interference. The National Transportation Safety Board linked the crash…