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‘Big Brother 28’ Contestant Jason Breaks Down That Explosive Tea Party and Not Letting Kamu ‘Bully’ Him: ‘Isn’t It Interesting How the Six People in Power Were So Threatened by a Drag Queen?’
Jason De Puy, known as drag performer Salina EsTitties from “RuPaul’s Drag Race”, was unanimously evicted from “Big Brother 28” after losing a decisive challenge by a narrow margin. In an interview with Variety, he said he had accepted his likely departure, but criticised the dominant alliance for treating him as a threat and said…
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The 1979 Fleetwood Mac album that embraced complete chaos: “Absurd”
Fleetwood Mac’s 1979 album Tusk is presented as the band’s most deliberately chaotic and experimental record, breaking away from the polished soft-rock formula of Rumours. The article argues that its significance lies in Lindsey Buckingham’s push towards stranger, more varied sounds, allowing the disorder surrounding the band’s recording sessions to shape the music itself. Christine…
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What’s good for the goose is good for the gander
This YouTube Short carries the title “What’s good for the goose is good for the gander,” invoking the old English idiom about fairness and reciprocity — the idea that whatever applies to one party ought to apply equally to another. As a short-form video, it’s built for a quick, punchy watch rather than a long-form…
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Dermot Mulroney exits Chicago Fire early in series 15
Dermot Mulroney will leave NBC’s ‘Chicago Fire’ early in its 15th season, concluding his role as Chief Dom Pascal after joining the drama in Season 13. His departure forms part of a wider period of cast and creative change for the long-running series. Season 15 premieres on 7 October at 9 p.m. ET, following a…
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The 5 Best Songs Of The Week
Stereogum’s weekly selection highlights five new tracks across pop, metal, shoegaze and rap-pop, chosen by its staff for the week ending 31 July 2026. – Rachel Chinouriri – “One song away from crying”: a disco-inflected pop song about managing private sadness while dancing in a club. – Judiciary – “Wall Of Skulls”: an aggressive thrash…
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David Jenkins’ Booster Gold series for HBO will not proceed
DC Studios and HBO’s planned “Booster Gold” television series will not go ahead, according to writer David Jenkins. The cancellation removes another project from DC’s rebooted screen universe and underlines uncertainty around elements of the slate first announced by James Gunn and Peter Safran in 2023. Jenkins, creator of HBO’s “Our Flag Means Death”, was…
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BTS’ Grammy Decision: Was the Band Getting Ahead of Another Awards Show Sidelining? (Critic’s Take)
BTS have said they will not submit music for consideration at the 69th Grammy Awards, arguing that music should be appreciated without being divided by region or language. The decision is presented as a measured response to a wider pattern in which major Western award shows have created K-pop-specific categories before recognising the group in…
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Ryu leads Open in pursuit of third straight major
Haeran Ryu leads the AIG Women’s Open after recovering from a difficult start to her second round at Royal Lytham & St Annes. The South Korean’s late birdie gave her a one-shot advantage as she pursues a third major title of the year, an achievement only four women have managed in a calendar year. Ryu…
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Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen is getting a fan-requested hard mode
Capcom has confirmed it is developing a hard mode for Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen, answering a long-standing request from players seeking tougher end-game challenges. The mode is intended for experienced players near or at the level cap, and reinforces the expansion’s focus on making the game’s new content more demanding than the original release.…