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A Movie Quentin Tarantino Called Cinema’s “Greatest Achievement” Just Came to Prime Video
A Fistful of Dollars, the 1964 Sergio Leone Western starring Clint Eastwood, has arrived on Prime Video, prompting renewed attention to a film Quentin Tarantino has repeatedly praised as transformative for cinema. The movie launched the “Dollars Trilogy” and helped popularise the spaghetti Western genre, in which American-style films were made by Italian directors and…
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Adam Peaty’s ‘hero worship’ of father-in-law Gordon Ramsay has led to copycat poses in a ‘desire to impress him and bond with him’, body language expert claims
A body language expert has claimed that swimmer Adam Peaty’s tendency to copy poses and mannerisms of his father-in-law, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, stems from a form of “hero worship”. According to the analysis, Peaty’s mirroring of Ramsay is driven by a desire to impress him and strengthen their bond as family members. The claim…
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The Best X-Men Comic Book of the Last 10 Years Is ‘Game of Thrones’ With Mutants
Collider’s David Caballero argues that Immortal X-Men is the standout X-Men comic of the past decade, praising it for trading traditional superhero action for a political, Game of Thrones-style drama built around power, ambition and betrayal. The 18-issue series is set during Marvel’s “Krakoan Age,” when mutants formed the sovereign island-nation of Krakoa, and it…
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Apple TV’s Greatest Horror Has the Best 4 Minutes of TV
This article from Collider is an opinion piece praising Apple TV+’s horror-comedy series Widow’s Bay, singling out a four-minute sequence in episode eight, “Your Baggage,” as the standout moment of 2026 television. The writer argues the scene subverts the horror genre’s “Final Girl” trope by giving overlooked character Patricia, played by Emmy-nominated actress Kate O’Flynn,…
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Victorian swimming prodigy Zander Coates represents himself in court over cyclist collision charge after rejecting offer to settle
Zander Coates, a promising young Victorian swimmer, has chosen to represent himself in a Melbourne court after rejecting a settlement offer relating to a charge stemming from a collision with a cyclist. The case has drawn attention because of Coates’s standing as a swimming prodigy, making his decision to forgo legal representation and contest the…
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Rosario Dawson Says She’s “A Reject Of Spider-Man” After ‘Brand New Day’ Cut ‘Daredevil’s Claire Temple Cameo
Actress Rosario Dawson has revealed that her cameo as Claire Temple, the Daredevil character, was cut from “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” despite having filmed a scene for the blockbuster. Speaking at GalaxyCon in Raleigh, North Carolina, last month, she said the news came via email after she had already prepared social media posts about the…
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Trump’s power rattled as notorious ex-crack addict LOSES by 13 points in governor race
A candidate publicly linked to Donald Trump has lost a governor’s race by 13 percentage points, a result reported as a blow to the former president’s political influence. The report identifies the defeated candidate, referenced in connection with Minnesota’s governorship, as someone with a well-known history of past crack cocaine addiction, framing the loss as…
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35 Years Ago, Metallica Changed Metal Forever with a Classic Album
This month marks 35 years since Metallica released their self-titled fifth album, universally known as The Black Album, on 12 August 1991. Recorded over 18 months at One on One Recording Studio in North Hollywood with new producer Bob Rock, the record saw the band deliberately slow down, tighten its arrangements and foreground James Hetfield’s…
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“Barely playing three notes”: the guitarists Angus Young knew made “the greatest solos”
The art of a great solo. The post “Barely playing three notes”: the guitarists Angus Young knew made “the greatest solos” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.