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Gundam Assemble: Hands-On With Mobile Suit Gundam’s Miniatures Tabletop Game

  • Gundam Assemble offers bite-size tabletop battles.
  • Snap-together models lower the building barrier.
  • Painting is optional, but details are small.

Gundam Assemble brings Mobile Suit Gundam into miniature tabletop gaming with a starter set designed for shorter, accessible battles. Its snap-together models and straightforward rules aim to make it easier for newcomers to get started, though fixed poses limit customisation and painting the tiny figures can still take…

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3 Folk Songs From the 1960s That Make You Want To Slow Down for a While

  • Three 1960s folk songs offer a slower, more reflective mood.
  • Donovan sings of love that remains out of reach.
  • Judy Collins and Ian & Sylvia explore time and lost good times.

The article highlights three 1960s folk songs that it says can help listeners slow down, drawing on gentle melodies and reflective themes. It presents them as a change of pace, with songs about love, time and lost relationships offering a calm, sometimes bittersweet mood. The selections are Donovan’s…

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For decades, Ian Anderson hated Morrissey. It only took a few days to change his mind

  • Three days of listening changed Ian Anderson’s view of Morrissey.
  • He now considers Morrissey an important popular music singer.
  • Anderson separates the music’s merits from the singer’s controversial comments.

Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson said his view of Morrissey changed after he spent three days listening intensively to the singer’s music and The Smiths. He went from an entirely negative opinion to considering Morrissey one of popular music’s more important singers during Anderson’s career, showing how listening can…

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10 Forgotten HBO Shows That Are Perfect From Start to Finish

  • The article recommends ten lesser-remembered HBO series.
  • The picks span comedy, crime, history and supernatural drama.
  • *Rome* ended after two seasons because of high costs.

The article highlights ten HBO series that it says have been overlooked since their original runs, despite strong casts and stories. It argues they are worth revisiting, pointing to a range of genres and styles rather than the network’s best-known hits. Examples include *Hung*, about a financially desperate…

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‘No Country for Old Men’ Meets ‘Hateful Eight’ in Alexander Skarsgård’s Netflix Thriller

  • Jeffrey Wright investigates a boy’s disappearance in Alaska.
  • Skarsgård’s unnerving role is central to the mystery.
  • The thriller leaves its answers open to interpretation.

Netflix thriller *Hold the Dark* follows wolf-behaviour expert Russell Core, played by Jeffrey Wright, as he investigates the disappearance of a boy in an isolated Alaskan community. The search reveals killings linked to local rituals and secrets, while the film’s bleak atmosphere and unresolved mystery set it apart…

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Three Zelda: Ocarina of Times later, Eiji Aonuma is finally happy with the infamous Water Temple

  • Aonuma says the Switch 2 Water Temple is the best version.
  • One-button iron boots reduce menu interruptions.
  • A more flexible camera helps players navigate the dungeon.

Eiji Aonuma says he is finally satisfied with the Water Temple in the Switch 2 version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The dungeon was notorious for frustrating players, and its redesign aims to let them focus on its puzzles instead of cumbersome controls. In the…

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Jason Momoa’s 12-Part Crime Thriller Officially Finds a New Streaming Home

  • *The Red Road* has returned to Netflix in the US.
  • Jason Momoa stars in the 12-episode crime thriller.
  • The series originally ran from 2014 to 2015.

Jason Momoa’s crime thriller *The Red Road* has returned to Netflix in the United States, giving the little-seen series another chance to reach viewers. Its return matters because the show, which originally aired more than a decade ago, had left Netflix in June 2026. The series follows a…

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Miami Hurricanes face biggest test of undefeated season at Notre Dame without Malachi Toney

  • Miami is 8-0 but faces its first ranked opponent.
  • Malachi Toney is out with an ankle injury.
  • The writer backs Miami to cover 7.5 points.

Undefeated Miami visits Notre Dame in a major test of its 8-0 start, but will be without receiver Malachi Toney, who is sidelined with an ankle injury and due to have surgery. The article argues that the matchup will show more about both teams, whose records have been…

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Xbox is testing a way to use your phone as a controller on smart TVs

  • Xbox is testing phone controls for cloud gaming on supported smart TVs.
  • Players scan a QR code to open controls in their phone’s browser.
  • US users can also test Wi-Fi connection for the Xbox Nano controller.

Xbox is testing phone based controls for cloud games on supported smart TVs, letting players use an Android or iOS phone when a controller is unavailable. The preview could make it easier to start playing without extra hardware, though it remains limited to supported devices and games. Players…

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10 documentary movies that got caught in a lie

  • Documentaries face scrutiny when they present disputed claims as fact.
  • *Super Size Me* was criticised over Spurlock’s drinking and diet estimates.
  • *Fahrenheit 9/11* and *The Secret* also drew criticism over their claims.

The article argues that documentaries carry a particular responsibility to represent facts accurately, because audiences expect non-fiction and misleading claims can damage trust in the form. It discusses films accused of distorting or omitting facts, including cases where filmmakers’ own claims became part of the controversy. It highlights…

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