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Marvel boss Kevin Feige says there could be “100 more” great X-Men movies, teases “sagas upon sagas”
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has suggested that the X-Men could support dozens of future films, saying he believes there is scope for “100 more” great instalments in the franchise. His comments, teasing “sagas upon sagas” still to come, point to the mutant team playing a major long-term role as the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues…
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Sheffield park users have their say on rival plans for old nurseries
Two rival proposals have been put forward to replace a council depot in a popular Sheffield park that has been part of a long-running row over its future use.
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Oasis Reunion Doc Gets First Trailer
A first trailer has been released for “Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger,” a Hulu documentary chronicling the Gallagher brothers’ preparation for their 2025 reunion tour. The film serves as a companion piece to one of the biggest music comebacks in years, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how Liam and Noel Gallagher attempted to reconcile…
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Caribbean resort owned by Bill Gates being sued for $100M: Report
The Four Seasons company, which manages the resort, is notably not a defendant in the lawsuit.
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BBCNOW/Bancroft review – McGill is a stylish soloist in Kahane’s likable clarinet concerto
A Guardian review of a BBC Proms concert at the Royal Albert Hall praises clarinettist Anthony McGill’s performance in the European premiere of Gabriel Kahane’s clarinet concerto, written specifically for him and conducted by Ryan Bancroft with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. The concert paired the new concerto with two 20th-century ballet scores, Stravinsky’s…
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‘Even its loos are on the outside!’ Hi-tech, inside-out marvel the Lloyd’s building is partying with the public
The Lloyd’s building, Richard Rogers’ hi-tech landmark in the City of London, will open to the public for one day as part of its 40th anniversary celebrations and London’s Open House festival. It is the first time the building has admitted visitors since 2014, offering a rare chance to see the interior of a structure…
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Terry Barber Accepts Michigan Country Music Hall of Fame Honor for Absent Son Billy Strings
Bluegrass musician Billy Strings has been inducted into the Michigan Country Music Hall of Fame, marking recognition of his contributions to the genre. However, Strings was notably absent from the induction ceremony held
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Every Baby Boomer Alive Remembers These 4 Classic Country Jams From 1965
This piece looks back at four country songs from 1965 that the author argues remain instantly recognisable to baby boomers who first heard them on the radio. It is part of a recurring nostalgia series from American Songwriter revisiting notable tracks from past decades, highlighting hits that became enduring standards or chart milestones of their…
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Lesbian Romance ‘Maya & Samar’, Whose NC-17 Rating Drew Heat, Gets U.S. Distribution Deal
EXCLUSIVE: Robert Lantos-produced lesbian romance Maya & Samar, whose NC-17 rating generated some heat late last year, has secured U.S. distribution with Quiver. The film tells the story of a brief yet torrid love affair between a Canadian journalist and a queer Afghan refugee whose lives intersect over the course of several days in Athens.…
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Album Of The Week: Westside Cowboy It Goes On
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