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‘Yellowstone’ star Dawn Olivieri reveals why she ditched LA for Arkansas ranch life

  • A career lull pushed Olivieri to rethink her priorities.
  • She bought 160 acres in Arkansas and started an animal sanctuary.
  • She says letting go of career pressure helped her work more.

Dawn Olivieri says a lull in acting work prompted her to question whether pursuing Hollywood success was giving her the life she wanted. She left Los Angeles to create a ranch and animal sanctuary in Arkansas, a move she says brought her greater personal fulfilment and helped her…

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3 Country Songs From the 1990s We’re Sure You’ve Never Heard, but Now You’ll Never Forget

  • Three 1990s country songs are recommended for a fresh listen.
  • Patty Loveless and Mark Chesnutt feature among the artists.
  • Daryle Singletary’s 1995 song tells a story of infidelity.

The article highlights three 1990s country songs it says deserve renewed attention: Patty Loveless’s “You Don’t Even Know Who I Am”, Mark Chesnutt’s “Almost Goodbye” and Daryle Singletary’s “I Let Her Lie”. It presents them as examples of country music’s strength in pairing acoustic sounds with memorable storytelling…

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It’s easy to troll U2, but Carnaval De Luz: shows they’re still digging deep 16 albums in

  • U2’s latest album is praised as a vivid late-career achievement.
  • It contains 12 songs and follows two six-track EPs.
  • “Torn”, featuring Dolly Parton, closes the album strongly.

U2’s “Carnaval De Luz” is presented as a strong late-career album that defies expectations, showing the band still have creative depth after five decades. The review argues that, despite being easy targets for criticism, U2 sound spirited and convincing together in the studio. The 12-song album follows two…

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By end of Cy Young-worthy season, Cam Schlittler’s peers only found in record books

  • Schlittler is favourite for the AL Cy Young after a 1.95 ERA season.
  • He set a Yankees record with 21 starts allowing one run or fewer.
  • His strong postseason record contrasts with the Yankees’ early exit.

Cam Schlittler is favourite to win the American League Cy Young Award after a season in which he became one of baseball’s leading pitchers. His record-setting results stand out as a bright spot for the Yankees, who were swept out of the playoffs, and show how quickly the…

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Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Officially Sets Home Release Date

  • The Odyssey’s home release is set for 17 November.
  • More than 90 minutes of bonus features are included.
  • Streaming is expected in 2027.

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey will be available to buy digitally and on physical formats from 17 November, following a reported $1.8 billion global box-office run. The release gives viewers a way to revisit the film at home and includes bonus material, while its theatrical success has made it…

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sombr Pleads With Concertgoer to Stop Flipping Him Off: ‘It’s Really Making Me Sad, Man’

  • Sombr asked a Columbus concertgoer to stop flipping him off.
  • He said the repeated gestures were making him sad.
  • He is touring behind a debut album that reached No. 10.

Sombr paused his Sunday concert in Columbus, Ohio, to ask a man in the crowd to stop repeatedly giving him the middle finger. He said the gestures were making him sad and asked concertgoers to be kind to one another, describing the show as a safe space. The…

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Sick BMX flips, colourful characters, a whole lot of mail and a charming raccoon dog await you in Tanuki: Pon’s Summer, which you can pick up now

  • Tanuki: Pon’s Summer is now available on Steam.
  • Deliver mail by BMX and restore a shrine before summer ends.
  • Minigames include baseball, sumo wrestling and fishing.

Tanuki: Pon’s Summer launched on Steam as a colourful mix of mail-delivery game and BMX sports sim. Players take on a summer job delivering post while working to restore a beloved shrine, giving the game a goal alongside its relaxed countryside atmosphere. Mail is carried on a BMX,…

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NFL star Amani Hooker’s wife celebrates trade to Bills: ‘Hello NY’

  • Bills trade for safety Amani Hooker before the deadline.
  • Hooker has five interceptions, tied for the league lead.
  • His wife celebrated the move with “Hellooo NY!”

The Buffalo Bills acquired safety Amani Hooker from the Tennessee Titans before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline, and his wife, Stelle, celebrated the move on Instagram with “Hellooo NY!” The trade brings a proven playmaker to a Bills side leading the AFC East, while Tennessee continues a rebuild after…

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Smartly dressed Haitian boy aged just eight filmed being marched into ICE custody by three uniformed officers

  • An eight-year-old Haitian boy was taken into ICE custody after an appointment.
  • Six Democratic officials questioned the decision in a letter to Congress.
  • DHS said his uncle could not establish legal guardianship.

An eight-year-old Haitian boy was taken into US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody after attending a routine immigration appointment in San Diego on 4 November. The case has drawn concern from six Democratic officials, who wrote to Congress questioning the decision and its potential impact on the…

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The 2005 movie Bill Murray was “beyond” proud of: “I had to be comepletely open”

  • Murray called *Broken Flowers* a uniquely rewarding acting experience.
  • He said reacting openly to co-stars shaped his performance.
  • The role briefly made him consider retiring.

Bill Murray said Jim Jarmusch’s 2005 film *Broken Flowers* gave him an acting experience he had never had before, and left him “beyond” proud of the result. The role mattered because it continued his move into more dramatic, contemplative work after *Lost in Translation*, showing him a different…

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