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Warriors star reveals eye-opening ‘short-man complex’ admission, fueling rage on court

  • Green says Brooks was not trying to de-escalate their confrontation.
  • Green was ejected after grabbing Brooks during the Warriors’ comeback win.
  • He links his on-court aggression to facing bigger opponents.

Draymond Green has explained his role in a courtside confrontation with Dillon Brooks, reigniting their long-running NBA feud. Green said Brooks was not trying to calm things down, while also describing the aggression he brings to games as a response to regularly facing taller, heavier opponents. The incident…

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Weezer, Hilary Duff and More Set for Billboard Live Music Summit 2026: WHAT TO EXPECT 

  • Weezer and Hilary Duff will receive live music honours.
  • Duff’s Lucky Me Tour now spans 91 shows worldwide.
  • The summit features panels on touring, festivals and international markets.

The Billboard Live Music Summit returns to Los Angeles on 10 November, bringing artists and live entertainment leaders together for industry discussions, networking and awards. Weezer will receive the Legends of Live Award and Hilary Duff will be honoured for Outstanding Pop Tour of the Year, recognising their…

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In 1973, Jeff Bridges insisted a director had made a “terrible mistake” and begged to be fired from a role. He got an Oscar nomination for it

  • Bridges asked to be fired before filming began.
  • Cimino convinced him he was right for the role.
  • The performance brought Bridges an Oscar nomination.

In 1973, Jeff Bridges asked director Michael Cimino to fire him from *Thunderbolt and Lightfoot*, saying he felt inadequate for the role. Cimino reassured him that he was right for the character, and Bridges stayed with the film. His performance earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best…

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Where to find Princess Ruto in Ocarina of Time

  • Princess Ruto’s letter reveals she is inside Lord Jabu-Jabu.
  • Link needs the Silver Scale to reach Lake Hylia.
  • Showing the letter to King Zora opens the next area.

King Zora asks Link to find his missing daughter, Princess Ruto, in a main quest in *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time*. Finding her requires reaching Lake Hylia and uncovering a message that points to Lord Jabu-Jabu, moving the story towards its next dungeon. A Zora explains…

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Daily on Energy: NOIA on permitting reform – ‘this could be the last chance’

  • NOIA says permitting reform may be the offshore mining industry’s last chance.
  • The Senate is preparing a preliminary vote on the BAAJA bill.
  • A US lease sale off American Samoa is planned for 19 November.

National Ocean Industries Association president Erik Milito urged Congress to pass permitting reform, saying it could be the last chance to advance offshore mineral development. The Senate is due to hold a preliminary vote on its bipartisan permitting bill, BAAJA, as lawmakers return to Washington; the outcome could…

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This Disturbing Horror Movie Is Free on Tubi Right Now – I Don’t Know if You Should Watch It

  • The Coffee Table is streaming free on Tubi.
  • A furniture purchase leads to a devastating accident.
  • The 90-minute film builds tension through a confined domestic setting.

The Coffee Table, a Spanish horror film now free to stream on Tubi, turns a couple’s furniture purchase into an escalating domestic nightmare. The article says its tense, confined story and bleak tone make it an unusually disturbing watch, and advises viewers to consider whether they want something…

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Disrespectful singer who waved Pride flag during the national anthem offers up predictably tone-deaf response

  • Jason Brock waved a Pride flag while singing the US anthem.
  • The performance took place at the Warriors’ Pride Night game.
  • Brock said the players’ laughter may not have been about the anthem.

Jason Brock, who sang the US national anthem before the Golden State Warriors’ Pride Night game against Miami, waved a small Pride flag during the performance. His response to criticism matters because the incident has prompted debate about expression at public sporting events and how the anthem should…

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Seville European Film Festival Honors Agnieszka Holland, Thierry Frémaux and Cartoon Saloon

  • Seville honours Holland, Frémaux and Cartoon Saloon.
  • Cartoon Saloon receives the award for its 25th anniversary.
  • A new screenplay market will feature 58 projects.

Seville European Film Festival opens on Friday with awards for Agnieszka Holland, Cannes director Thierry Frémaux and Irish animation studio Cartoon Saloon. The festival says the honours recognise contributions to European and world cinema, while its competition and industry programme aim to showcase established filmmakers and emerging talent.…

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‘Elf Unwrapped’ Co-Authors Andy Richter and Aaron Karo On “How Close” ‘Elf’ Was To “Not Being Made”: “Nobody Was A Sure Bet”

  • *Elf* nearly failed to get made.
  • A new oral history gathers cast and crew memories.
  • Some contributors struggled to recall details from 22 years ago.

Andy Richter and Aaron Karo’s new book, *Elf Unwrapped*, recounts how the 2003 Christmas comedy came close to not being made. The oral history gathers memories from cast and crew, including Will Ferrell, Zooey Deschanel and director Jon Favreau, offering a look at the uncertainty behind a film…

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‘Medusa’ Movie About Snake-Haired Gorgon Of Greek Myth In Works From ‘Tangled’ Scribe And Seven Bucks – The Dish

  • Disney is developing a live-action Medusa film.
  • Michael Montemayor is writing the first draft.
  • Dwayne Johnson is producing but is not set to star.

Disney is developing a live-action film about Medusa, the snake-haired figure from Greek mythology, with Michael Montemayor writing its first draft. The project is being developed by Seven Bucks, the production company co-founded by Dwayne Johnson, and is described as a distinctive take on the myth. Plot details…

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