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Hannah Cole – “Mechanical Bull”
Nashville musician Hannah Cole has released “Mechanical Bull”, the second song from her forthcoming debut album, Switchbacks. The grungy, frustrated track explores her experience of pursuing a music career alongside her partner while being treated by men in the industry as an accessory rather than an equal. Cole frames the song around an industry party…
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49ers WAGs are wisely getting in some bikini time before the season far away from the curse of the substation
The article highlights San Francisco 49ers players’ partners, commonly called WAGs, spending time in bikinis during the NFL off-season. It presents this as a light-hearted example of the group making the most of their break before the team’s season begins, while joking about avoiding the supposed “curse of the substation”. It refers to Olivia Culpo,…
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The awkward truth behind billionaire Stewart Butterfield’s split from Away co-founder Jen Rubio after her rise to Met Gala stardom
The article examines claims surrounding the relationship between Slack co-founder Stewart Butterfield and Away co-founder Jen Rubio, placing them against Rubio’s increasingly prominent fashion and charity profile. It suggests that public interest has grown because the pair have become high-profile figures in both technology and the arts, though no confirmed reason for a separation is…
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New terrifying details of Iran’s ‘shoulder-fired missile threat’ … and intel on Trump’s bedroom location that sent his security team scrambling
Donald Trump’s security team executed a last-minute decoy plan while leaving last month’s NATO summit in Turkey after receiving fresh intelligence about threats to his safety. US officials reportedly learned overnight that someone nearby had been spotted with a shoulder-fired missile capable of downing his aircraft, and that Iran knew which floor of his Ankara…
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Today’s Top Deals: Marvel Cosmic Invasion for Switch, LEGO Animal Crossing, and Switch 2 Console
IGN has highlighted a range of gaming, technology and entertainment discounts available on 12 August, led by reduced prices on Nintendo Switch titles, LEGO sets, audio equipment and a refurbished Switch 2. The article matters chiefly as a shopping roundup, with several offers described as record or notable lows, though availability and prices may change.…
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Google’s Pixel 11 phone preorders come with up to $350 in gift cards
Google has opened preorders for its Pixel 11 smartphone range ahead of shipping on 20 August 2026, with retailers offering gift cards worth up to $350. The promotion may encourage early purchases, particularly for customers considering Google’s new Pixel Watch 5, but the incentives are retailer credit rather than direct price reductions. The Pixel 11…
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Caribbean Up-And-Comer of the Month: Malie Donn Upholds Portmore’s Dancehall Legacy With ‘Golden Child’ Debut Album
Jamaican dancehall artist Malie Donn is preparing to release his debut studio album, The Golden Child, on 4 September through VP Records. The 20-track record represents a major step for the 25-year-old, who has built momentum through viral singles and projects while drawing on Portmore’s influential dancehall tradition. It also underlines his emergence as one…
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Overwatch’s newest hero D.Mon is its most fun tank in years, but she could probably use a few buffs
Overwatch’s new tank hero, D.Mon, is being praised as one of the game’s most enjoyable tanks in years, combining D.Va-like mobility with a shield and energy sword reminiscent of Reinhardt. However, the article argues that although her design is fun and has a strong foundation, she currently lacks the effectiveness needed to compete reliably as…
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Oli Sykes and Courtney LaPlante feature on Valorant anthem
Bring Me The Horizon singer Oli Sykes, Spiritbox vocalist Courtney LaPlante and producer Grabbitz have collaborated on a new Valorant anthem, ‘If The Sun Burns Out Tonight’. The release connects prominent rock and electronic musicians with Riot Games’ competitive shooter, reflecting esports’ continued use of commissioned music to build major tournament events. Grabbitz wrote and…
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The notorious 1980 movie Steven Spielberg was too scared to direct: “We decided to abandon the project”
Frisky and risky. The post The notorious 1980 movie Steven Spielberg was too scared to direct: “We decided to abandon the project” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.