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Roberto De Zerbi says Tottenham are ‘not a team’ and hits out at lack of fight
Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi declared his side “not a team” after a chastening 3-0 defeat away to Brentford on the opening day of the Premier League season, criticising his players’ lack of fight and poor physical conditioning. The result is an early setback for a Spurs side that narrowly avoided relegation last season and…
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Will the DOJ’s investigation into a16z spook other VCs?
The US Department of Justice is reportedly investigating Andreessen Horowitz over board seats held at AI companies that may now compete, prompting surprise among venture capital investors. The issue matters because an enforcement action against one of Silicon Valley’s most influential firms could clarify—or tighten—rules on conflicts of interest in startup investing and board governance.…
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Watch: MICHAEL ANTHONY, KENNY ARONOFF And PHIL X Perform VAN HALEN Classics At 2026 ‘Drum Off’ Finale
Michael Anthony, Phil X and Kenny Aronoff performed Van Halen’s “Somebody Get Me A Doctor” and “I’m The One” at Guitar Center’s 2026 Drum Off finale in Los Angeles. The appearance helped mark the return of the drumming competition after almost a decade, highlighting both established rock musicians and emerging talent. Six finalists, chosen from…
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NBC’s Biggest ‘Saturday Night Live’ Problem Is Getting Harder to Ignore
Collider argues that Saturday Night Live risks reversing recent progress on representation after several prominent cast departures. It says NBC should address the issue before Season 52, because a diverse permanent ensemble shapes recurring characters, creative perspectives and the programme’s future stars more meaningfully than occasional celebrity hosts. Chloe Fineman left after seven seasons, following…
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The 1968 movie Robert Redford quit on his way to the set: “What am I coming out to shoot?”
He got sued for it. The post The 1968 movie Robert Redford quit on his way to the set: “What am I coming out to shoot?” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Olivia Rodrigo Drops ‘Handmaid’s Tale’-Inspired ‘Serena Joy’ as CD Single at Indie Record Store
Olivia Rodrigo has surprise-released ‘Serena Joy’ as a limited-edition CD single through an independent record shop in Tustin, California, ahead of her Daisy Chain Fields festival. The move highlights her support for independent retailers and the festival’s focus on women in music and fundraising for women and girls. Analog Music Shop received 500 copies, all…
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Yankees star Giancarlo Stanton sustains new calf injury, makes possible return this season ‘challenging’
Giancarlo Stanton has suffered a new left calf strain while recovering from a right calf injury, leaving his return for the 2026 season in serious doubt. The setback is significant for the New York Yankees because the veteran slugger had been targeting an early-September comeback and may now miss the remainder of the campaign. Stanton,…
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Diablo 3 Is Still the Best Diablo and I Will Die On This Hill, 14 Years Later
Polygon argues that Diablo 3 remains the strongest entry in Blizzard’s action role-playing series, despite its poor reputation at launch and the continued popularity of Diablo 2 among longtime fans. The writer says its accessible design, polished combat and comparatively self-contained structure make it the best choice for newcomers, particularly now that it is available…
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‘Trainspotting’ Meets ‘Zodiac’ in This Star Wars Actor’s 10/10 Cult Classic Thriller
Polygon revisits Shallow Grave, Danny Boyle’s 1994 black-comedy thriller and Ewan McGregor’s second film, describing it as an early, darker precursor to Trainspotting. The film matters as the first collaboration between Boyle, McGregor and screenwriter John Hodge, revealing the distinctive style and screen presence that would soon make all three more prominent. McGregor plays Alex,…
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27 Years Later, the Best ‘Peanuts’ Snoopy Quote Is Still in a League of Its Own
Polygon highlights a 1999 Peanuts strip as Snoopy’s most enduring quote, arguing that it captures the comic’s blend of optimism, humour and realism. The line matters because it offers an apparently simple life lesson that is immediately undercut by a comic mishap, reflecting Charles Schulz’s ability to balance hope with disappointment. In the strip published…