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The 2011 movie scene Judi Dench was only allowed to shoot once: “Could we have another go?”
“In your own time.” The post The 2011 movie scene Judi Dench was only allowed to shoot once: “Could we have another go?” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Longtime ESPN reporter Holly Rowe openly weeps before WNBA game and Caitlin Clark is to blame
ESPN sideline reporter Holly Rowe was moved to tears before Tuesday’s Indiana Fever versus Toronto Tempo game in Canada, reacting to the sold-out arena drawn largely by the presence of Fever star Caitlin Clark. Rowe, a longtime advocate for women’s sports and the WNBA, shared a video of her emotional reaction, underscoring the scale of…
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The Sinking City 2 Printing Press puzzle solution
GamesRadar+ provides a walkthrough for the Printing Press puzzle in The Sinking City 2, intended to help players progress through this survival-horror sequence. The guide matters because the puzzle can halt progress if its required interactions or order are missed. It explains where to find the relevant controls and how to operate the press correctly,…
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‘Daughters Of 9/11’ Special Set At CBS On 25th Anniversary Of Attacks
CBS will broadcast a two-hour special, Daughters of 9/11, on Friday 11 September, marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The programme follows Elizabeth Miller and Jessica Trant, both of whom lost their fathers in the World Trade Center attacks, as they and FBI special agent Frank Pellegrino examine whether Khalid Sheikh Mohammed,…
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How Prince Harry dropped huge hint he was planning to move back to Britain with his family nearly a year ago
The scraped content for this page didn’t include the actual article text — only Daily Mail’s site navigation, menu links and a list of unrelated headline teasers (Harry and Meghan’s Cotswold plans, university rankings, Trevor Nelson’s health news, etc.). There’s no substantive body text about how Prince Harry supposedly hinted at moving back to Britain,…
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Mariah Carey ‘Unironically’ Reissuing ‘Glitter’ Soundtrack for 25th Anniversary
Mariah Carey is reissuing her *Glitter* soundtrack on vinyl for the first time to mark the album’s 25th anniversary, alongside a digital edition featuring previously unreleased recordings. The move is notable given the album’s troubled history: the accompanying 2001 film flopped critically and commercially, partly due to its release soon after 9/11, yet the soundtrack…
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Mark O’Brien & Anneke Sluiters Leading Sci-fi Drama ‘Soma’ With Filming Underway In Estonia & Netherlands
Production has begun on “Soma”, a science-fiction drama marking the feature debut of Belgian-Hungarian director Miklós Keleti. The film stars Mark O’Brien (“Nuremberg”, “Ready or Not”) and Dutch actress Anneke Sluiters (“Heresay”) as a scientist couple whose efforts to help their son overcome a rare language disorder spiral into obsession, threatening their family. It is…
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Fizz And EB Games Team Up To Create A Special Starter Pack That’s Perfect For Mobile Gamers
Fizz Mobile has partnered with retailer EB Games to launch a “Fizz Starter Pack” aimed at mobile gamers, sold exclusively through EB Games stores. The move builds on Fizz’s customisable, no-fixed-plan approach to mobile service and comes as research from Newzoo’s Global Gamers Study found that 79% of gamers play at least partly on their…
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Watermelon Pictures Acquires Diego Luna’s Migration Drama ‘Ashes’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Watermelon Pictures has acquired North American distribution rights to “Ashes,” a migration drama directed and co-written by Mexican actor-filmmaker Diego Luna. The deal follows the film’s world premiere at Cannes and comes ahead of its upcoming screening at the Toronto International Film Festival next month, marking another notable acquisition for the independent distributor. The film…