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SUFC Insight: Inside the wild west of window as Souttar pursuit twists and turns – thestar.co.uk
SUFC Insight: Inside the wild west of window as Souttar pursuit twists and turns thestar.co.uk
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What I’ve learned from spending 20 years as Woody Guthrie
“I’ll never forget that!” The post What I’ve learned from spending 20 years as Woody Guthrie first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Black Myth Devs Were Inspired by 2026’s Hottest Movie to Reject AI in Sequel’s Development
Black Myth: Wukong developer Game Science has said it will not use generative AI in the design and asset-creation phases of its upcoming sequel, Black Myth: Zhong Kui. Co-founder and art director Yan Qi announced the decision on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, framing it as a deliberate stand rather than opposition to technology…
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The ‘world’s first’ water-cooled Steam Machine is a Frankenstein’s monster of neon pink tubing and external hardware
PC Gamer has spotlighted what’s being billed as the world’s first water-cooled Steam Machine, a custom modification of Valve’s compact Steam Machine console that adds an elaborate external liquid-cooling loop. The build stands out for its striking use of neon pink tubing and visible external hardware, turning what is normally a small, sealed living-room gaming…
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Amelie Lens, Angèle Combine On New Single ‘run’
Belgian techno DJ and producer Amelie Lens has released a new single, ‘run’, in collaboration with fellow Belgian artist Angèle, marking the first time the two have worked together despite years of friendship. The track, out now via Sony Music, is significant as the sole guest collaboration on Lens’s forthcoming debut album, underlining how highly…
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Puerto Rico Needs More Than Thoughts and Prayers. Where Is Hollywood?
A Variety opinion column by Clayton Davis criticises Hollywood’s silence over a severe water crisis in Puerto Rico, where more than 180,000 households and businesses in San Juan and six neighbouring municipalities have begun rolling 48-hour water shutoffs, potentially rising to 72 hours. The piece argues the crisis, affecting roughly half a million people, stems…
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Kenyon Dixon Talks Being a Grammy Darling, Evoking Jodeci & ‘Disrupting My Normal Catalog’ With New Album ‘Ego Ruins Everything’
Kenyon Dixon, a five-time Grammy nominee known for traditional R&B, has released his new solo album “Ego Ruins Everything” independently, marking a deliberate shift towards a more contemporary, hip-hop-influenced sound. In an interview with Billboard, the Los Angeles-born singer-songwriter explained that the 21-track concept album explores modern masculinity and the construction of ego through semi-autobiographical…
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Holiday Comedy ‘Merry Christmas Aubrey Flint’ Acquired by Samuel Goldwyn for North America (EXCLUSIVE)
WestEnd Films has struck a North American distribution deal with Samuel Goldwyn Films for the festive comedy “Merry Christmas Aubrey Flint”, which will get a theatrical release in the US and Canada this Christmas. The agreement follows Signature Entertainment’s earlier acquisition of UK and Ireland rights during this year’s Cannes market, with the film also…
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John Cameron Mitchell: ‘It’s punk to turn off your phone – you’re walking away from the herd’
In an interview, John Cameron Mitchell, the writer, director and star of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, discusses his career and forthcoming Australian appearances, including his David Bowie-inspired song cycle I’m Afraid of Americans and a masterclass on punk. He reflects on how the cult film found its audience through word of mouth rather than…
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‘People in Japan thought we made footy up’: Pro Jank Footy, the video game taking Australian rules to the world
Developer David Ashby, known for spoof comedy work such as Italian Spider-Man and Danger 5, has created Pro Jank Footy, a video game that pokes fun at Australian rules football by making it progressively more chaotic the longer a match goes on. Co-developed with the help of comedian Broden Kelly of Aunty Donna, who provides…