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Diageo expands its Scotch whisky Rare Series with winter releases

  • Diageo has unveiled two winter releases in its Rare Series.
  • Only 310 bottles of 41-year-old Convalmore will be available.
  • Both whiskies are sold through Diageo’s Private Client network.

Diageo has added two old single malts to its Rare Series, presenting them as whiskies shaped by Scotland’s severe winters. The releases extend a collection first launched in April 2026 and draw on casks selected by master blender Dr Craig Wilson. The Convalmore 1984 is a 41-year-old whisky…

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World of Warcraft: Forever boosts dungeon monster experience by 50%

  • Dungeon monster XP has risen by 50%.
  • A 40 XP kill now grants 60 XP.
  • The change follows complaints about dungeon levelling.

Blizzard has increased experience gained from killing monsters in World of Warcraft: Forever dungeons by 50%, responding to player complaints that dungeon runs offered too little XP. The change matters because it makes repeat runs more rewarding for players who prefer group content and may help keep tanks,…

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Alisson wants to sign new Liverpool contract

  • Alisson wants to remain at Liverpool beyond this season.
  • His agent is discussing a new deal with the club.
  • Liverpool are weighing his experience against future goalkeeper options.

Alisson Becker says he wants to stay at Liverpool beyond the end of his contract this season, though no new deal has yet been agreed. His future matters as Liverpool weigh up the goalkeeper’s experience and form alongside plans for younger options. The 34-year-old joined from Roma in…

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The Post’s college football rankings, Heisman watch following Week 10

  • Georgia beat Ole Miss 42-7 on the road.
  • The loss ended Ole Miss’s 16-game home streak.
  • Notre Dame held off Miami to boost its playoff hopes.

Georgia ended Ole Miss’s 16-game home winning streak with a 42-7 victory, strengthening its standing among college football’s top teams after Week 10. Notre Dame also moved closer to the playoff picture by beating Miami, whose comeback fell short after a costly interception. Georgia ran for 295 yards…

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4 of the Most Impressive Vocal Performances of 1970

  • Four standout vocal performances were released in 1970.
  • The choices span soul, folk and rock.
  • The article praises both vocal control and group harmony.

The article highlights four vocal performances from 1970, a year when rock, R&B, folk and soul blended into sounds that shaped later popular music. It argues that these recordings stand out for the singers’ passion, control and distinctive interpretations. The selections are Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5’s…

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Lego Yoshi set teased, and it looks like a big one

  • Lego has teased an adult-focused Yoshi display set.
  • Its snout suggests the model could be at least a foot tall.
  • A 2027 trademark points to a release next year.

Lego has teased a new Yoshi set through the Nintendo Today app, showing only a close-up of the character’s face. The visible pieces suggest a large, adult-focused display model, adding another collector’s set to Lego’s Super Mario range. The article estimates the figure could be at least a…

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Mass Effect 5 was “meant to compliment” the upcoming show from Amazon, former BioWare lead reveals

  • Gamble said the game and TV show were meant to complement each other.
  • The cancelled game was reportedly exploring a multiverse.
  • Amazon’s adaptation is reported to still be in development.

Former BioWare project director Michael Gamble said the planned fifth Mass Effect game and Amazon’s television adaptation were intended to complement each other. His comment suggests the productions may have coordinated their story plans, though it does not explain how closely they were linked. The game, known internally…

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Indiana Jones returnee John Rhys-Davies was “very disappointed” with Dial of Destiny

  • Rhys-Davies called the film disappointing.
  • He said Sallah’s role was reduced.
  • It grossed under $400 million, a franchise low.

John Rhys-Davies, who returned as Sallah in *Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny*, says he was “very disappointed” with the film. He argues that a story intended to trade on nostalgia focused too much on unfamiliar characters, weakening its connection to earlier adventures. Rhys-Davies also said promised…

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Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai will only retire when he feels his “spirit break”

  • Sakurai says he will keep making games while demand continues.
  • He is working at full throttle despite declining eyesight and past tendonitis.
  • His next project remains unconfirmed.

Masahiro Sakurai says he is not considering retirement while people still want him to make games and he believes he can meet that demand. His comments highlight the pressure behind his continued work, even as he acknowledges that the pace is taking a physical toll. At the Famitsu…

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Christopher Butler praises Olivia Rodrigo’s festive single as Robbie Williams dismisses plagiarism claims

  • Butler praised Rodrigo’s song as a homage to “Christmas Wrapping”.
  • Williams said he would not pursue comparisons with “Candy”.
  • Both cautioned against treating musical similarities as plagiarism.

Olivia Rodrigo’s festive single “Take Me Home (4 Christmas)” has drawn comparisons with The Waitresses’ 1981 hit “Christmas Wrapping” and Robbie Williams’ song “Candy”. The responses from both songwriters have been supportive: Christopher Butler called Rodrigo’s track a homage and said he saw no plagiarism, while Williams said…

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