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The Navy has confirmed that Maj. Scott Laux was removed from the Blue Angels for failing to uphold the standards expected of the flight demonstration team. He will miss the rest of the season, but the Navy has not said when he was dismissed or explained what led…
Stacey Dooley makes her first travel-show visit to neglected parts of Australia, beginning on Kangaroo Island, where wildlife and communities are recovering from the devastating 2019–20 bushfires. She meets a couple who set up a refuge for orphaned kangaroos after feeling lost in the aftermath. The evening’s other…
▶A federal judge orders an ICE official to court over possible re-arrests; three people die in a police pursuit crash in California. Oscar shorts spotlight bold filmmaking, while Game Boy games reach a new Tamagotchi.
Andy Burnham’s shift towards social media, podcasts and influencer interviews has raised questions about whether he is receiving less scrutiny from journalists. At the Commonwealth summit, he travelled with only one television crew and a news agency journalist, and answered media questions for just seven and a half…
John Bennett, a former Royal Signals soldier, has shared his experiences of serving in Northern Ireland and the Falklands as part of a Remembrance series. He said his work in Northern Ireland felt important because it could help protect people, while reflecting on the conflict’s lasting consequences and…
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD) drew on electronic experimentation and a do-it-yourself approach to help establish British synthpop. Their third album, *Architecture & Morality*, marked a bold change in scale, bringing grand, almost religious soundscapes into their distinctive, intellectually minded pop. Recorded in Liverpool and at The…
Druski made his debut as host of Saturday Night Live with a sketch spoofing the documentary You Can See Everything, about Elizabeth Holmes. The sketch imagined Druski had originally been attached to the film, and built its humour around the documentary’s close-up shots and Holmes’ attempts to present…
“SNL” host Druski starred in a trailer parodying “You Can See Everything”, the documentary-style series about Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes. The sketch reworked scenes involving Holmes and Billy Evans, using Druski’s reactions to mock the couple’s tense, unusual interactions. Jane Wickline played Holmes and Ben Marshall played…
The article ranks five of John Lennon’s Beatles songs, arguing that his autobiographical writing and engagement with anti-war and counterculture movements helped shape some of the band’s most distinctive work. The supplied text describes “Revolution”, “Come Together” and “All You Need Is Love”, linking each to the political…
No. 4 Notre Dame beat top-ranked Miami 31-24, avenging last season’s narrow defeat and keeping its College Football Playoff hopes alive. The Irish built a 21-point lead, then held off a late Miami comeback without ever trailing. CJ Carr threw for 319 yards and three touchdowns, while Miami…