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Singapore investigates Massive Attack over Palestinian flag display
Singapore authorities are investigating Massive Attack after the British trip-hop group displayed a Palestinian flag and reportedly shouted “Free Palestine” during a concert in the city-state. The case underscores Singapore’s restrictions on the public display of foreign national emblems and reflects the continuing political divisions around the Israel-Gaza conflict within the music industry. The band…
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Here’s Why People Think The Ocarina Of Time Remake Will Launch A Week Before GTA 6
Fans are speculating that Nintendo’s remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time could arrive on 12 November 2026, one week before Grand Theft Auto 6’s planned release. The theory matters because it would place two of the year’s biggest games unusually close together, though they target different consoles and audiences. The speculation followed…
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Facepunch director Alistair McFarlane, who once offered to buy New World from Amazon and faked us out about Rust 2, has left the company
Alistair McFarlane, Facepunch’s chief operating officer and a director closely associated with Rust, has left the studio. He said he had lived his dream at the company but wanted to focus on other parts of his life; no next role was announced. His departure matters because he was a prominent public figure in the long-running…
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Hit Stardew Valley-like Starsand Island is already leaving Steam early access with update 1.0 out next month, adding “online multiplayer for up to 4 players”
Starsand Island, a farming and life-simulation game compared with Stardew Valley, will leave Steam Early Access when its 1.0 update arrives next month. The release is significant because it marks the game’s move to a full launch and introduces online co-operative play. The 1.0 update will allow up to four players to play together online.…
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‘Bad***’ past of cheating lawyer’s HBO star wife… and ruthless way she could now take down two-timing husband caught on camera kissing underling in Central Park
The article profiles Moira Penza, the wife of New York lawyer Nathaniel Cullerton, after footage appeared to show him kissing a younger colleague in Central Park. It argues that Penza’s record as a tough former federal prosecutor could make any personal or professional fallout particularly serious, although it does not report what action she intends…
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Mahershala Ali signals end of Marvel’s Blade reboot
Mahershala Ali has said he is ready to stop answering questions about Marvel Studios’ abandoned Blade reboot, saying the film would have been made if the studio had wanted to proceed. His comments point to the effective end of a project announced in 2019 and suggest he no longer expects to play the vampire hunter.…
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Security plans in place for any Afghanistan protests
Cricket Ireland has put security arrangements in place for its forthcoming five-match one-day international series against Afghanistan, amid the possibility of protests over the Taliban’s treatment of women and girls. The series has drawn criticism because women’s participation in sport has effectively been banned in Afghanistan, raising concerns that the fixtures could be used to…
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Ariana Grande’s Audition Goes Wrong in New “Petal” Video
Ariana Grande has released a seven-minute video for “Petal”, the title track of her new album, directed by Christian Breslauer. The short film portrays Grande as an aspiring actress whose failed auditions turn violent after a producer calls her performance inauthentic, giving the visual a horror-film tone. Grande co-wrote and executive produced Petal with Ilya,…
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4 Songs From 1971 Every Kid Heard While Riding in the Family Car to School Each Morning
A nostalgic list revisits four hit songs from 1971 that the article suggests became familiar family-car radio staples for children travelling to school. – “Me And Bobby McGee” by Janis Joplin: written by Kris Kristofferson and Fred Foster; Joplin’s version reached US No. 1. – “Joy To The World” by Three Dog Night: the song…