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Star Wars’ Most Anticipated Sequel Finally Moves Forward After 3 Years

  • Respawn Entertainment posts job listing for narrative designer on the third Star Wars Jedi game
  • The sequel has been in development for three years with minimal official updates
  • Job posting indicates active production but likely doesn't signal imminent reveal or release

Cal Kestis' third and reportedly final Star Wars Jedi game quietly just got its biggest update in years. Read on for more.

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On This Day in 1969, David Bowie Released the Breakout Hit That Soundtracked the Moon Landing and Was Later Covered by an Astronaut

  • Bowie released 'Space Oddity' on July 11, 1969; BBC featured it during Apollo 11 coverage nine days later, reaching #5 UK and becoming his first major hit
  • Song was inspired by Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey film, not the moon landing itself—ironically, Major Tom becomes stranded in space
  • Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield recorded a notable acoustic ISS version in 2013 that Bowie called 'quite possibly the most poignant version ever created'

David Bowie around the time he released "Space Oddity" Fifty-seven years ago today, David Bowie released a song that would mark multiple major career milestones for the future star. The post On This Day in 1969, David Bowie Released the Breakout Hit That Soundtracked the Moon Landing and…

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Hilary Duff Delights With Equal Parts Nostalgia and Evolution on The Lucky Me Tour: “Joyful, Fun and Extremely Rewarding”

  • Hilary Duff's Lucky Me tour is her first major tour in over a decade.
  • Sold-out LA crowds embraced both her 2000s hits and new songs.
  • The tour promotes her album Lucku2026 or Something, her first in ten years.

Hilary Duff is in the midst of The Lucky Me tour, her first major tour in over a decade, and has been playing to enthusiastic, sold-out crowds including two nights in Los Angeles. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter ahead of her second LA show, the 38-year-old singer and…

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Agatha Christie Meets Quentin Tarantino in 167-Minute Epic Escaping Streaming

  • Tarantino's The Hateful Eight is leaving Peacock soon in the US.
  • The 2015, 167-minute Western mixes Tarantino style with Christie-style mystery.
  • Stars Samuel L. Jackson, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen and Kurt Russell.

An entertainment news piece from Collider reminds readers in the United States that Quentin Tarantino's Western The Hateful Eight is due to be removed from the Peacock streaming service, urging fans to watch it before it leaves. The article frames the film as a blend of Tarantino's trademark…

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“I didn’t want the job with Robert Plant. I wasn’t after it and there were 5,000 guys that were – but they called me. When things come into your life, embrace them; when they leave, let them go”: Francis Dunnery’s lessons in life

  • Francis Dunnery landed Robert Plant's 1993 guitar job without ever seeking it.
  • He beat some 5,000 other hopefuls after being personally called.
  • His motto: embrace opportunities, then let them go.

Francis Dunnery, the guitarist and singer best known for co-founding and fronting the 1980s band It Bites, reflects on a career that has included high-profile collaborations with rock's biggest names. Speaking to Prog in 2024 while touring with It Bites FD, he recalled his 1993 stint as guitarist…

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Guehi and Stones set to start for England in World Cup quarter-final

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  • Guehi passes fitness test to start England's quarter-final against Norway.
  • Stones recalled for first start since the Croatia opener.
  • Madueke set to start ahead of the managed Saka.

England are set to field Marc Guehi and John Stones together in central defence for their World Cup 2026 quarter-final against Norway, with Guehi having recovered from a minor hamstring strain sustained in the win over Mexico. The team news is significant because it reunites an all-Manchester City…

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