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How AI accounting startup Rillet raised $100M and became a unicorn in 48-hours
Rillet, an AI-native accounting startup, has raised $100 million at a $1 billion valuation, closing the deal within 48 hours of a board meeting after investors saw strong growth figures. The rapid raise reflects broader investor appetite for AI tools that can replace legacy enterprise software, as accountancy firms face a shortage of skilled staff…
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Robot Olympics runner bravely sprints headfirst into wall and collapses in shower of sparks, is not a metaphor
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BUCKCHERRY Members Are ‘Safe And Unharmed’ After Tour Bus Was Involved In Multi-Vehicle Accident In South Carolina
Buckcherry’s tour bus was involved in a multi-vehicle accident on Interstate 26 in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, at around 2am on Friday 21 August 2026. The band confirmed via social media that all members and touring crew were safe and unharmed, though the collision, which occurred just ahead of their bus, tragically resulted in a…
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3 Pop Songs From the 2000s That Will Actually Make You Smarter
This is a light entertainment listicle from American Songwriter proposing that certain 2000s pop songs carried subtle life lessons or clever ideas beneath their catchy surfaces, framing them as songs that could “make you smarter” rather than being purely disposable pop. The piece is opinion-based and playful rather than a factual news report. The three…
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3 Songs From 1967 That Teens Couldn’t Stop Playing in Their First Car
American Songwriter has put together a nostalgic roundup of three songs from 1967 that it says teenagers of the era repeatedly played on the radio in their first cars. The piece is a light, nostalgia-driven listicle rather than hard news, aimed at readers who came of age during the psychedelic rock and pop era of…
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Taylor Swift Goes Inside Capturing ‘The Eras Tour: The Final Show’ With Director Glenn Weiss On Emmy Campaign Trail
Taylor Swift joined director Glenn Weiss and sound designer John Ross at an intimate Los Angeles event for Emmy voters, discussing the making of “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour: The Final Show” as part of the trio’s awards campaign. The Disney+ special, which documents the closing night of Swift’s record-breaking tour, has received five Emmy…
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‘A lot to like!’ Arteta delighted with opening win for Arsenal
Arsenal began their Premier League campaign with a comfortable 3-0 win over newly promoted Coventry City, prompting manager Mikel Arteta to praise his side’s performance. Arteta said there was “a lot to like” about the display, giving the Gunners a positive start as they look to build on last season’s title challenge. Speaking after the…
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Modern gamers aren’t ready for Metal Gear Solid 4’s return
An opinion piece from Destructoid argues that Metal Gear Solid 4, returning nearly two decades after its 2008 PS3 debut as part of the Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol 2, will strike modern players as bizarre and out of step with today’s more sanitised, easily digestible media landscape. The writer suggests that while the…
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The Best Sunscreens for Your Face (and Body), as Recommended by Beauty Insiders
The Hollywood Reporter has rounded up sunscreen recommendations for the face and body, drawing on advice from Hollywood-based dermatologists, injectors, and celebrity makeup artists. The piece underscores that daily SPF use remains essential for skin health, with experts advising a minimum of SPF 30 and reapplication every two hours, even for those who spend most…