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The singers Bruce Springsteen wanted to run away from: “I wasn’t gonna let that happen”
Bruce Springsteen said he deliberately avoided the extreme fame experienced by Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson, describing its pressure and isolation as painful. The article argues that preserving an ordinary, grounded life mattered to Springsteen’s credibility as a songwriter who often portrayed working-class American experiences. Springsteen said he did not want to reach a point…
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‘Masterful’ Duckett’s 75-run knock inspires Rockets to win over Spirit
Ben Duckett produced a standout innings of 75 runs to guide Trent Rockets to victory over London Spirit in the 2026 Men’s Hundred, with the performance drawing praise as “masterful” from commentators. The win highlights Duckett’s strong current form in the tournament and gives the Rockets a valuable boost in the competitive Hundred standings. Duckett…
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One dead, 6 injured after gunfire erupts at unsanctioned California party that drew hundreds: sheriff
At least one person was killed and six others injured after gunfire broke out at a large, unsanctioned party in Morgan Hill, California, on Saturday night, prompting hundreds of attendees to flee the scene. The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office said the shooting occurred shortly after 10pm local time at the gathering, which took place…
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‘Hadestown: The Musical’ Sings With $9.7M Debut, No. 4 Spot, ‘Motor City’ Powers Up As Indies Fuel Top Ten – Specialty Box Office
Bleecker Street’s “Hadestown: The Musical” opened to a strong $9.7 million at the specialty box office, marking the second-biggest opening for a live-performance capture since “Hamilton” and landing at No. 4 overall. The debut helped push five independent films into the domestic top ten, underlining continued audience appetite for filmed stage productions and specialty releases…
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GOP senator says Thune ‘being too cautious’ in talks with Senate Democrats to avoid shutdown
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Christopher Sanchez’s dominant home ERA makes Phillies run line the play against Yankees
An OutKick sports betting column recommends backing the Philadelphia Phillies on the run line against the New York Yankees, pointing to starting pitcher Christopher Sanchez’s strong home ERA as the deciding factor. The piece frames this as the standout pick of an otherwise unremarkable weekend of match-ups, with the writer noting a lack of compelling…
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London Spirit edge past Trent Rockets in tense finish
London Spirit secured a tense five-wicket win over Trent Rockets in the Women’s Hundred, claiming their first victory of the 2026 campaign. The result, achieved at Trent Bridge, also stands as the highest successful run chase in the club’s history, marking a significant moment for a Spirit side that had yet to open its account…
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Spot your friends in spectacular 62-photo gallery, capturing all the fun of Saturday at Tramlines, Sheffield
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How often the sun would rise after 8 a.m. under permanent daylight saving time
The US could soon return to permanent daylight saving time after the Sunshine Protection Act passed the House of Representatives, with the Senate and President Trump still needing to approve it before it becomes law. If adopted, states that do not opt out would keep clocks on daylight saving time year-round, meaning no clocks would…
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Inside ‘Colony’: ‘Train to Busan’ Director Yeon Sang-ho and Gianna Jun Discuss Their Thrilling New Take on the Zombie Movie
Director Yeon Sang-ho, best known for “Train to Busan,” returns to the zombie genre with “Colony,” a new film expanding his “Yeoniverse” that reimagines the infected as a collective intelligence capable of learning and adapting together. The film marks the long-awaited big-screen return of actress Gianna Jun (Jun Ji-hyun) after an 11-year absence, and matters…