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Cody Bellinger caps stellar Yankees defensive season with Platinum Glove

  • Bellinger wins the AL Platinum Glove.
  • He ranked third in baseball with 21 defensive runs saved.
  • The award caps a season that also brought All-Star Game MVP honours.

Cody Bellinger won the American League Platinum Glove, recognising him as the league’s top defensive player, after already receiving a Gold Glove earlier in the week. The award adds to a standout season for the Yankees outfielder and makes him the second Yankee to earn the honour. The…

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Relief, tears and sadness: Married at First Sight UK cast react to show being axed

  • Channel 4 has cancelled Married at First Sight UK.
  • The decision followed allegations raised by former cast members.
  • Some participants welcomed the move; others mourned the show.

Channel 4 has cancelled Married at First Sight UK after rape allegations by two female cast members and a separate allegation of a non-consensual sexual act. Several former participants welcomed the decision, saying it brought relief and showed their concerns had been heard, while also calling for accountability…

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Forget ‘Se7en,’ Jake Gyllenhaal’s Apple TV Thriller ‘Prisoners’ Is Even Better

  • *Prisoners* is climbing Apple TV’s charts.
  • The 2013 thriller stars Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal.
  • Its bleak mood and filmmaking sustain its reputation.

Denis Villeneuve’s 2013 kidnapping thriller *Prisoners* is climbing Apple TV’s charts, showing that audiences are still drawn to the film despite its bleak subject matter and long runtime. The article argues that its unsettling atmosphere and meticulous filmmaking make it a modern thriller classic, comparable to *Se7en* and…

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Narnia’s Most Debated Ending Isn’t the Problem Fans Think It Is

  • Susan is absent from Narnia’s ending because she has turned away from it.
  • The article sees her choice as part of a longer character arc.
  • It frames the story around faith and material concerns.

The article argues that Susan Pevensie’s absence from the ending of C.S. Lewis’s Narnia series is a deliberate part of her character arc, rather than the misogynistic mistake some critics say it is. It says her story reflects the books’ contrast between spiritual faith and attachment to the…

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Luka Dončić’s MVP campaign receives early endorsement from opposing coach

  • Micah Nori called Dončić the MVP right now.
  • Dončić was averaging 38.5 points before Friday’s game.
  • Nori praised his conditioning, confidence and supporting cast.

Trail Blazers coach Micah Nori endorsed Luka Dončić as the NBA’s leading MVP candidate before Portland faced the Lakers on Friday. Nori said Dončić looked in the best shape he had seen him in and was playing with elite confidence, making the praise notable because it came from…

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How Aerosmith’s Dream On invented the power ballad

  • “Dream On” helped shape the American power ballad.
  • Steven Tyler began writing it as a teenager.
  • Its quiet-to-grand build set it apart from Aerosmith’s early blues-rock.

Aerosmith’s 1973 debut single, “Dream On”, helped establish the power ballad by combining hard rock with a gradual build from quiet piano-led passages to a dramatic vocal climax. The article argues that its emotional, theatrical style became a model for later artists seeking to turn vulnerability into a…

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Luka Doncic drains wild warmup shot amid MVP performance to open season

  • Doncic is averaging 38.5 points to start the season.
  • He made a remarkable high-arching warm-up shot.
  • The Lakers’ form has raised hopes of a strong season.

Luka Doncic opened the 2026–27 season with a standout run for the Los Angeles Lakers, who are among the Western Conference’s strongest teams. Before Friday’s game against Portland, he made an eye-catching warm-up shot from the corner that arced above the retired jerseys in the arena rafters. His…

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Stephen Chow Told Japan to Stop Aping Kung Fu, Says Boss of Film Fund Behind Kore-eda Hirokazu’s ‘Look Back’

  • Stephen Chow urged Japan to build action films around its own martial arts.
  • K2’s planned $100 million fund aims to back 50 films over seven years.
  • K2 is developing a Fukushima-set drama for audiences in Japan and abroad.

K2 Pictures founder Kii Muneyuki said director Stephen Chow urged Japanese filmmakers to draw on their own martial arts traditions, such as karate and judo, instead of copying kung fu. Kii agreed, citing the sumo drama “Sanctuary” as an example of action rooted in Japanese culture, and described…

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Captain Kirk’s Greatest Star Trek Quote Still Hasn’t Been Beaten 60 Years Later

  • Kirk rebukes bigotry in “Balance of Terror”.
  • The episode introduced the Romulans to Star Trek.
  • Its themes still resonate six decades later.

The article argues that Captain Kirk’s rebuke of prejudice in “Balance of Terror” remains one of Star Trek’s most powerful lines, six decades after the series began. When Lieutenant Stiles directs his suspicion of the Romulans at Spock, Kirk tells him: “Leave any bigotry in your quarters. There's…

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