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Manchester’s soulless content machine football clubs sum up post-imperial Britain | Barney Ronay

  • Manchester’s two clubs have driven the league’s autumn headlines.
  • City faces an appeal after a verdict on financial charges.
  • United have won once in eight matches and may change coach.

Manchester City and Manchester United have dominated the Premier League’s autumn news, with their fortunes drawing attention away from the rest of the league. The article argues that the clubs’ troubles and upheavals reflect deeper problems within their organisations, rather than being explained by individual coaches or executives.…

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‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ star goes to war with TV giant over missing $100K — three years after brutal street fight: suit

  • Ian Ziering says he is owed $100,000 for hosting a CW show.
  • His lawsuit says the October instalment was not paid.
  • Three cars listed as collateral were allegedly unavailable.

Actor Ian Ziering is suing The CW, production company 7BMG and its chief executive, alleging he was not paid a $100,000 instalment for hosting a television road rally. The dispute matters because his contract reportedly named three cars as collateral, but he says they were not made available…

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It’s Getting Chilly in Here: 4 Wondrous “Winter” Songs That Will Warm Up Your Holiday Playlist

  • Four winter-themed songs suit a holiday playlist.
  • The picks span Simon & Garfunkel to Fleet Foxes.
  • The songs range from playful to wistful.

The article highlights four songs with “winter” in their titles as seasonal additions to a holiday playlist. It argues that each offers its own musical warmth, from brisk folk-rock to layered indie harmonies. The selections are Simon & Garfunkel’s 1966 “A Hazy Shade of Winter”, Bob Dylan’s playful…

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“Not what they had in mind”: the musician David Bowie said was approved by the “gods of nasty sounds”

  • Bowie praised Trent Reznor as an industrial rock innovator.
  • *Pretty Hate Machine* sold over a million copies.
  • Nine Inch Nails helped bring industrial rock to mainstream listeners.

David Bowie praised Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails as leading figures in industrial rock, recognising Reznor’s distinctive sound and musical skills. His comments highlighted how the band helped bring an underground genre to a wider audience. Bowie described Reznor as an unexpected contender for the crown of…

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Selfridges offers one-off GTA-inspired Grotti Cheetah for £1 million

  • Selfridges is offering a real-life Grotti Cheetah for £1 million.
  • Rockstar Games and West Coast Customs created the one-off car.
  • Its pink and blue paintwork evokes Vice City.

Selfridges is offering a one-off, real-life Grotti Cheetah for £1 million, created by Rockstar Games and West Coast Customs to mark the launch of Grand Theft Auto 6. The collaboration brings one of the game’s sports cars into the real world, turning a recognisable in-game vehicle into a…

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The 250 million-selling band Sammy Hagar wanted to join in 1973: “It doesn’t need more explanation, does it?”

  • Hagar dreamed of joining a band like Pink Floyd in 1973.
  • He listened to *The Dark Side of the Moon* while recording Montrose.
  • He admired the album’s lasting creative influence.

Sammy Hagar has said he wanted to be in a band like Pink Floyd while recording Montrose’s debut album in 1973. His admiration for the group, especially their album *The Dark Side of the Moon*, shows how strongly he was drawn to progressive rock and its ambitious, emotionally…

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The band Yoko Ono didn’t want John Lennon to work with: “Even though they’d been quite successful”

  • Cheap Trick members recorded early versions of two Lennon songs.
  • Yoko Ono reportedly opposed their contributions appearing on *Double Fantasy*.
  • The songs were re-recorded before the album’s release.

Producer Jack Douglas brought Cheap Trick musicians Rick Nielsen and Bun E Carlos into sessions for John Lennon’s 1980 album *Double Fantasy*. According to Douglas, Yoko Ono objected to their involvement, believing he was trying to give the band a boost, and their contributions were replaced before the…

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Superman Sequel Will Officially Introduce the DCU’s Wonder Woman, Report Says

  • A report says Wonder Woman will appear in *Man of Tomorrow*.
  • *The Brave and the Bold* is reportedly planned for 2028.
  • Later *Superman* sequels may have evolved into *Justice League* films.

A report says James Gunn’s 2027 film *Man of Tomorrow* will introduce Wonder Woman to the new DC Universe. The claim comes as DC Studios changes leadership, leaving questions about the franchise’s plans and how its major heroes will be brought together. The Wall Street Journal’s Ben Fritz…

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ASRA NOMANI: El-Sayed glides into role as rock star of the hard left’s red-green alliance

  • El-Sayed’s election has spotlighted a broad coalition of supporters.
  • Activists and Palestinian-themed displays featured at a Virginia summit.
  • He denies membership of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Abdul El-Sayed’s election as Michigan’s first Muslim senator has drawn attention to the varied groups and activists who supported his rise. At a summit in Virginia, the article describes a coalition that includes disaffected Democrats, socialist and communist groups, and Muslim and Arab advocacy organisations, while framing their…

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How to get the Golden Scale in Zelda Ocarina of Time

  • Catch a fish longer than 60 cm.
  • Visit the Fishing Pond as adult Link.
  • The Golden Scale lets Link dive deeper.

Adult Link can earn the Golden Scale in the Ocarina of Time remake by catching a fish longer than 60 cm at the Fishing Pond. The item lets Link dive deeper than the Silver Scale, opening access to underwater areas and treasures. The pond is at Lake Hylia,…

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