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15 Years Ago Today, We Said Goodbye to Johnny Cash’s Right-Hand Man and Dear Friend Who Helped Shape His Signature Sound
Marshall Grant, bassist and road manager for Johnny Cash, died on 7 August 2011 aged 83. As a founding member of the Tennessee Two alongside Luther Perkins, he helped create Cash’s distinctive ‘boom-chicka-boom’ sound and remained a major figure in the singer’s career and personal life despite periods of conflict. Grant met Cash in Memphis…
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The 1976 movie that spoiled Sam Elliott’s career forever: “I think I fucked myself”
Sam Elliott has said that his outspoken criticism of Paramount’s marketing for the 1976 drama *Lifeguard* may have damaged his prospects as a leading man. The studio promoted the film as a light, sexually charged beach picture, while Elliott believed it was a more serious story about a lifeguard confronting middle age and his future;…
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10 Greatest Batman Movie Villains
Collider ranks theatrical Batman villains by the strength and legacy of their performances, arguing that the character’s unusually rich rogues’ gallery has attracted major actors and produced some of cinema’s most memorable comic-book antagonists. The list emphasises villains who challenge Batman physically, morally or psychologically, while noting that these portrayals often transcend the wider franchise.…
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Big Walk: So, what’s the deal with that number puzzle?
This PC Gamer article is a hints-and-solution guide for “Big Walk”, a daily online number puzzle, offering readers a way to get help without immediately seeing the full answer. The piece is part of a regular series that accompanies daily puzzle games, giving struggling players a route to a solution while letting others avoid spoilers.…
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10 Greatest Shows With Fewer Than 40 Episodes
Collider highlights television series that achieved lasting acclaim despite having fewer than 40 episodes, arguing that short runs can make stories easier to revisit and leave audiences wanting more. – Firefly: The 2002–03 space Western blended science fiction, comedy and frontier drama, building a devoted following despite ending after 14 episodes. – The Queen’s Gambit:…
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Britons make their biggest life changes – including moving abroad, swapping careers or starting a business – in their thirties, survey reveals
A survey by Vodafone Three suggests Britons make their biggest life changes during their thirties, with moving abroad, switching careers, starting businesses and launching side hustles all clustering around ages 31 to 34. The findings highlight how this decade has become a focal point for ambition, with four in ten respondents saying they felt more…
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Pierce Brosnan’s Final James Bond Villain Officially Reveals Franchise Return Potential [Exclusive]
Willem Dafoe has said he would consider joining the James Bond franchise in a live-action role if the right opportunity arose. The actor previously played villain Nikolai Diavolo in the 2004 game James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing, which marked Pierce Brosnan’s final performance as 007, and his interest could make him a potential antagonist…
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2025’s Best Soulslike You Missed Is Officially a Sleeper Hit on Xbox Game Pass
Hell Is Us, a semi-open-world action adventure game from Rogue Factor, has become a sleeper hit after joining Xbox Game Pass in July. Released in September 2025 amid the attention surrounding Hollow Knight: Silksong, it initially struggled for visibility, but is now the service’s third most-popular game and has reached one million players. The game…
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These 4 Dwight Yoakam Songs Will Be Classics Forever
These 4 Dwight Yoakam Songs Will Be Classics Forever – ‘Honky Tonk Man’: Yoakam’s 1986 debut single, a cover of Johnny Horton’s 1956 song, is presented as the best-known version. – ‘A Thousand Miles From Nowhere’: Written by Yoakam for his album This Time, it became a Top 5 single. – ‘Streets of Bakersfield’: Yoakam’s…