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Angelina Jolie among Hollywood stars hit by ‘huge data breach after contact details exposed’, cybersecurity expert claims
A cybersecurity expert has claimed that Angelina Jolie is among a number of Hollywood stars whose personal contact details have been exposed in what has been described as a huge data breach. The claim raises concerns about the security of celebrities’ private information and the potential for it to be misused, though full details of…
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The 10 Best Thriller Books of All Time, Ranked
This article is a ranked countdown of the ten best thriller novels of all time, as selected by the entertainment site Collider. The piece argues that thrillers work particularly well in book form because prose can immerse readers directly in a character’s paranoia and hidden thoughts, forcing them to piece together clues themselves rather than…
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Dale Earnhardt Jr gets choked up as one of his drivers takes maiden victory at Brickyard
Dale Earnhardt Jr became visibly emotional after one of the drivers on his Xfinity Series team won their first race at the Brickyard, in a rare unscripted moment for the NASCAR world. The victory came during a busy weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which hosted three major NASCAR series across the venue and a nearby…
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10 Best World War II Video Games
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten best World War II video games, spanning the shooter and real-time tactics genres, aimed at fans of historical fiction and strategy or squad-based combat. The piece argues that gaming offers a more immersive way to explore the conflict than film, television or books, since players directly…
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Martin Scorsese’s favourite movies of the 1970s: “The memories of our lifetime”
Martin Scorsese’s recommended films of the 1970s reflect his longstanding view that cinema preserves shared memories and shapes how audiences see the world. The selection matters as a guide to the films that influenced one of the era’s most significant American directors, combining major New Hollywood works with European, Asian and cult cinema. – *Aguirre,…
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‘The Odyssey’ star Matt Damon reveals brutal six-month transformation behind Christopher Nolan film
Matt Damon has spoken about the demanding physical transformation he underwent for his role in Christopher Nolan’s upcoming epic “The Odyssey,” saying the process “just kind of took over my life” over a six-month period. The 55-year-old actor appears noticeably changed on screen, having built up his physique to portray a legendary Greek figure in…
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Fireworks are fading, but their high-tech replacement comes with new risks
Fireworks displays are increasingly being replaced by high-tech drone shows at concerts, sporting events and Fourth of July celebrations across the United States, according to the Fox News report. While these light shows offer a quieter and arguably more spectacular alternative to traditional pyrotechnics, the trend is raising new safety concerns, as the growing number…
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In Just 1 Day, Steven Spielberg’s New Sci-Fi Movie Shoots to Global Streaming Success
Steven Spielberg’s science-fiction film Disclosure Day has become an instant hit on digital platforms, topping the Apple TV Store charts in the United States and Canada within a day of its release, while also performing strongly in markets including Australia, Brazil, Mexico and New Zealand. The film had already generated significant attention during its cinema…
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Prime Video’s ‘Blade Runner 2099’ Is Officially Not Returning for Season 2 [Exclusive]
Prime Video’s sci-fi series Blade Runner 2099 will not be returning for a second season, Collider has confirmed exclusively, settling long-standing speculation about whether the show would become an ongoing franchise. Despite being set in Ridley Scott’s celebrated Blade Runner universe, the series has instead been conceived as a limited, self-contained run rather than the…
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Halo: Combat Evolved invented Xbox, and that was just for starters
Polygon reflects on Halo: Combat Evolved’s legacy on the occasion of its remake, Halo: Campaign Evolved, arguing that the 2001 original was defined as much by its sound design as by its gameplay innovations, and that it single-handedly established Xbox’s identity in the console market. The piece frames the game and its hardware as an…