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Why Pino Palladino was the only person who could replace John Entwistle: “Opened up space”
“Pino doesn’t play like John…” The post Why Pino Palladino was the only person who could replace John Entwistle: “Opened up space” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Oil prices rise and gold hits two-month high after Trump makes new deal demands on Iran – business live
Oil prices and gold both rose after Donald Trump issued fresh demands over a new nuclear deal with Iran, including compensation for damage the US claims to have incurred, complicating an already fragile standoff. The Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil-shipping route, remains effectively closed despite the absence of active conflict, keeping energy markets…
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Nvidia links with Wall Street firms for $500bn AI financing deal
Nvidia has struck agreements with six major Wall Street firms to raise more than $500bn (£370bn) in capital to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure, underlining how the AI boom is drawing in institutional investors as governments, companies and startups race to build datacentres. Chief executive Jensen Huang said Nvidia has the option to backstop up to…
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Heritage Monday at the Locarno Film Festival Sees a Future in the Past
At the Locarno Film Festival’s industry programme, this year’s Heritage Monday panel tackled how to draw younger audiences to older, classic films, amid growing interest in restoration and retrospective programming. Panellists including Leslie Vuchot (Timeless Cinema), Amy Homma (Academy Museum of Motion Pictures), Stefanie Schulte Strathaus (Arsenal Filminstitut) and Eddie Muller (Film Noir Foundation) argued…
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Following Guardiola may be impossible job – Maresca
Enzo Maresca has spoken about the challenge of succeeding Pep Guardiola as Manchester City manager, describing the task as potentially “impossible” but also “a privilege”. Guardiola stepped down at the end of last season after leading City to 17 major trophies, including six Premier League titles and the Champions League, making him one of the…
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Consumer confidence at near two-year high as World Cup and UK holidaying lift summer spending
Consumer confidence in the UK rose to its highest level in almost two years in July, driven by England’s run in the men’s football World Cup, a rise in domestic holidaymaking, and easing geopolitical uncertainty. Barclays said the improved mood translated into greater willingness to spend on non-essentials, as people reported feeling more secure in…
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‘Sunset P.I.’ Bosses Dan Goor & Luke Del Tredici On Finding Inspiration From ‘Moonlighting’ & ‘The Pitt’
NBC has confirmed that its new half-hour comedy Sunset P.I. will premiere in February, with showrunners Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici discussing their creative influences at the network’s Backlot Press Day panel in Los Angeles. The pair, best known for executive producing Brooklyn Nine-Nine, said the series draws on the romantic tension of 1980s…
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Japan kind-of completes its sovereign satnav constellation
Japan has launched the seventh and final satellite of the current generation of its Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS), giving the country its own sovereign satellite positioning network. The “Michibiki No. 7” (QZS-7) satellite reached orbit on Tuesday aboard a JAXA H3 rocket, a mission that matters because it restores momentum after a failed launch of…
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Lloyds Bank raises hopes £53m Sheffield flats will be finished after developer goes bust
Builders on the 17-storey tower, home to 234 flats, were sent home