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‘You makes Barry proud’ – Gavin & Stacey star Joanna Page to enter I’m a Celeb jungle

  • Joanna Page is joining I’m a Celebrity in Australia.
  • She hopes to become the first Welsh Queen of the Jungle.
  • Ade Adepitan will be the show’s first contestant in a wheelchair.

Joanna Page, who played Stacey Shipman in Gavin and Stacey, has confirmed she will join the 26th series of I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! in Australia. She hopes to become the first Welsh Queen of the Jungle and says the experience could help her reconnect…

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Sade will miss Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremony too

  • Sade will miss their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction.
  • The band gave no reason for its absence.
  • Iron Maiden and Oasis are also not expected to attend.

Sade have announced that they will not attend this year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, adding to the number of prominent inductees expected to be absent. The band gave no reason for its decision, and their absence comes as the ceremony approaches without presenters or…

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‘Our neighbours are gone’: Gaza survivors recount horrors of deadly floods

  • Flooding affected 106,000 people in Gaza.
  • A sandbank collapse killed children and adults.
  • Around 1.4 million people were in makeshift shelters.

Heavy rain has flooded displacement camps and damaged war-devastated areas across Gaza, leaving shelters submerged and sanitation facilities overflowing. At least four children and two adults were killed in collapses, showing the acute risks faced by families living in exposed tents on unstable ground. At Ard al-Ribat camp,…

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Sony’s latest Pulse wireless headset packs planar magnetic drivers at a good price

  • Sony’s new Pulse headset costs $99.99.
  • Planar magnetic drivers provide detailed audio.
  • It supports simultaneous PlayStation Link and Bluetooth audio.

Sony’s new $99.99 PlayStation Pulse wireless headset uses custom planar magnetic drivers to deliver clear, detailed sound for games and music. It offers a more affordable way to get this driver technology in a Sony gaming headset, with comfort and core features aimed at budget-conscious PS5 owners. The…

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Why are fewer Black Americans getting GLP-1s?

  • Black adults have higher diabetes rates than white adults.
  • Black patients are about 20 per cent less likely to get newer drugs.
  • Closing the gap requires addressing deeper inequities.

GLP-1 medicines such as Ozempic and Wegovy were developed to treat Type 2 diabetes, but have become widely known as weight-loss drugs. Despite Black Americans having higher rates of diabetes, research finds they are less likely than white patients to receive newer diabetes medicines, reflecting a long history…

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It’s a “big yes” from IO when it comes to working with more online celebrities for 

  • IO Interactive wants to feature more online creators in Hitman.
  • Jacksepticeye helped develop his character and mission.
  • His ideas shaped the level’s camera-related tone shifts.

IO Interactive says it is keen to work with more online celebrities on Hitman Elusive Targets, following its first such collaboration with creator Sean “Jacksepticeye” McLoughlin. The partnership helped shape Finn Colton, a content creator character in Hitman World of Assassination, and gave the mission a perspective rooted…

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Chris Rock’s ‘Misty Green’ Movie Needs Less Chris Rock

  • Eleazar leads a cast the review says outshines Chris Rock.
  • The film’s housing crisis commentary is called clumsy.
  • The reviewer argues Rock’s role is too prominent.

Chris Rock’s Misty Green is a drama about a struggling television star offered another chance by a casting director. The review argues that Rock’s prominent role, as well as his writing and direction, weakens the film’s treatment of class and the Los Angeles housing crisis, while the other…

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NHL betting picks, odds: The Red Wings are worth a long-shot bet

  • Detroit are 7-8-3 despite major disruption.
  • The article sees value in their 11/1 play-off odds.
  • McLellan is offered at 150/1 for the Jack Adams Award.

Detroit have begun the NHL season amid turmoil, with captain Dylan Larkin seeking a trade and sitting out, while defenceman Simon Edvinsson remains unsigned. Despite a three-game losing streak, the Red Wings are still in contention for a play-off place, and the article argues that their odds undervalue…

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Who is the explorer from Motunui in Disney Dreamlight Valley?

  • The explorer from Motunui is Moana.
  • Raise her friendship to level five.
  • The duty rewards 10 Tokens.

Moana is the “explorer from Motunui” in Disney Dreamlight Valley’s Seafaring Star Path event. Players need to raise her friendship to level five to complete the duty and earn tokens towards event rewards. Build friendship by hanging out with Moana, giving her gifts or having a daily chat.…

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In 2002, Dave Grohl worked with his greatest musical love. It nearly tore Foo Fighters apart

  • Grohl joined Queens of the Stone Age for *Songs for the Deaf*.
  • Hawkins saw the move as a betrayal while recovering from an overdose.
  • Foo Fighters weathered the conflict and carried on.

Dave Grohl’s 2002 work with Queens of the Stone Age, whom he joined to play drums on *Songs for the Deaf*, brought him together with Josh Homme, a musician he described as his “musical love”. The project also deepened tensions within Foo Fighters and came close to breaking…

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