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Fast and Furious star wants the final movie to go back to “what it all started as” rather that “007 bring your cars to space s***”
A Fast & Furious cast member has said they want the franchise’s upcoming final instalment to return to its street-racing origins rather than continue the increasingly outlandish, spy-film-style spectacle of recent entries. The comment reflects growing fan and cast debate over the series’ direction, as instalments have shifted from underground car culture towards globe-trotting action…
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Huge £32million car park which has been empty for two years has opening delayed AGAIN as road linking to it is still not finished
A £32 million car park has remained empty for two years and its opening has been delayed again, as the access road needed to connect it to the surrounding area is still not finished. The facility represents a substantial public investment that continues to sit unused, raising questions about planning and construction coordination for the…
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Charley Crockett denies Satanic imagery claim in Twin Temple row
Charley Crockett has denied dropping Los Angeles rock duo Twin Temple from his tour because of their “Satanic imagery,” countering earlier claims after the row drew in fellow musician Jack White. White had offered Twin Temple a support slot at his Hollywood Palladium show on 29 September after Crockett removed them from his own tour,…
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NASA estimates the size of the hole SpaceX made in the moon
NASA has released new images from its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) showing the crater left by a SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage that crashed into the Moon in early August 2026. The rocket stage had been used to send private lunar landers from Firefly (Blue Ghost Mission 1) and ispace (RESILIENCE) towards the Moon in…
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The moment SpaceX Starship spotted off Christmas Island landed in Indian Ocean – video
SpaceX has released video showing its Starship Flight 13 vehicle splashing down in the Indian Ocean off Australia, marking a landmark landing for Elon Musk’s rocket programme. The footage, streamed live by SpaceX, captured the 52-metre spacecraft as it descended to the ocean surface west of the Australian mainland, near Christmas Island. The controlled ocean…
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Downed air traffic control, ChatGPT for teens, Earl Spencer’s Diana book and Liverpool’s new era
DoT’s air traffic control revamp under DOGE falls short, OpenAI rolls out a stricter teen chatbot, Earl Spencer plans a “historic” book on Diana, and Andoni Iraola takes charge at Liverpool as Jack Whaley makes the Walker Cup squad.
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Charley Crockett Says He “Lost a Lot of Respect” For Jack White After Satanic Doo-Wop Group Controversy
Country singer Charley Crockett has addressed the fallout from removing Satanic doo-wop duo Twin Temple from his tour, saying he “lost a lot of respect” for Jack White after the White Stripes frontman offered the pair a support slot on his own tour. Crockett accused White of exploiting the controversy to sell tickets, and questioned…
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‘Lost Weekend’ In Space: How Artists Like Phoebe Bridgers Turn Planetariums Into Music Venues
Musicians are increasingly turning to planetariums as unconventional venues for launching and promoting new music, using their immersive domes to pair songs with striking visuals. Phoebe Bridgers is the latest example, partnering with Spotify to mark the release of her album Lost Weekend with listening events across 44 planetariums worldwide, following a similar approach taken…
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Tracking USS Lincoln’s months-long mission as concerns about conditions grow
The USS Abraham Lincoln, a US aircraft carrier, is set to return home from the Middle East amid growing concerns over the conditions endured by its crew during an unusually prolonged deployment. Originally due back in May, the carrier has instead remained at sea for around 250 consecutive days, with its extended mission driven by…
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Masicka Talks Headlining Barclays Center, ‘Slip & Slide’ Success & New ‘Forever Reign’ Album: ‘Lots of Hope and Self-Belief’
Dancehall star Masicka has released his third studio album, Forever Reign, on 14 August via Def Jam, timed just before his headlining debut at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. The 17-track record was recorded across Jamaica, Canada and Nigeria, reflecting his global, Black diaspora-focused approach, and follows a run of hits that has established him as one…