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Netflix’s 10/10 Action Thriller Is the Perfect Introduction to the DC Universe’s Newest Star
Polygon recommends Netflix’s Rebel Ridge as essential viewing for anyone curious about Aaron Pierre, who plays rookie space cop John Stewart alongside Kyle Chandler’s Hal Jordan in HBO’s new DC series Lanterns. The 2024 action thriller, directed by Jeremy Saulnier, is highlighted as the clearest showcase of the physical skill and simmering intensity Pierre brings…
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Peyton Manning’s freshman son makes his debut, but freak running back steals the show
An OutKick article covers the opening weekend of the 2026 high school football season, spotlighting the debut of Peyton Manning’s freshman son alongside a standout performance from an unnamed running back described as a “freak” talent. The piece is part of Fox Sports’ broader Friday night high school football coverage, which also features rising quarterback…
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UVA football player Solomon Beebe faces animal cruelty charges after witness alleges he punched dog: report
Solomon Beebe, an incoming University of Virginia football transfer, is facing three misdemeanour animal cruelty charges over alleged incidents earlier this month, according to online court records obtained by 247Sports. The case has drawn attention because a witness alleges Beebe punched a dog, raising questions about his standing with the UVA programme ahead of his…
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Rocket Report: SpaceX makes its mark on the Moon; ULA names new boss
The latest Ars Technica Rocket Report rounds up a mixed week across the global launch industry, from China’s rapid recovery after a rocket failure to fresh setbacks for smaller launch providers in Taiwan and South Korea. It highlights how established players are pressing ahead with major missions while newer entrants continue to struggle with the…
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World’s oldest person celebrates her 117th birthday: Ethel from Surrey shares the secret to a long life – after living through six monarchs and 28 Prime Ministers
Ethel, a 117-year-old woman from Surrey, has been celebrated as the world’s oldest living person on her latest birthday, having lived through the reigns of six monarchs and the terms of 28 British Prime Ministers. Her milestone highlights the remarkable span of British and world history she has witnessed firsthand, from the early twentieth century…
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Icelandic Producer Hlín Jóhannsdóttir Sets ‘Just a Kid’ With Alief Ahead of Haugesund and Reunites with ‘Driving Mum’ Team (EXCLUSIVE)
Icelandic producer Hlín Jóhannsdóttir of Ursus Parvus has signed with French-UK sales company Alief to handle her latest project, the coming-of-age drama “Just a Kid” (“Bara barn”), directed by newcomer Vala Ómarsdóttir. The deal reunites Jóhannsdóttir with collaborators from her earlier film “Driving Mum” and continues her track record of backing debut features by emerging…
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Migrant rape claim, courts weigh Anthony verdict and Lil Durk trial, Musk’s satellite waste plan
Two Afghan migrants are accused of raping a 14-year-old girl on a Kent–London train, as a US judge fast-tracks a Karmelo Anthony verdict review and Lil Durk faces a murder-for-hire trial; also Musk’s satellite plan, OpenAI’s maths claims, DuVernay’s 14th and Foo Fighters’ AC/DC stand-in.
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Jon Landau Remembers ‘Generous Friend’ and Springsteen Biographer Dave Marsh
Jon Landau, Bruce Springsteen’s longtime manager, has paid tribute to Dave Marsh, the rock critic and biographer who died on 14 August at the age of 76. Marsh, who died of unknown causes at his home in Norwalk, Connecticut, was best known for writing “Born to Run: The Bruce Springsteen Story”, widely regarded 50 years…
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Trade unions vow to fight against single-sex spaces
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How Britain’s best gardeners are coping in the drought: Ground Force team Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh suffer under hosepipe bans
The Daily Mail reports on how some of Britain’s most recognisable gardening presenters, Alan Titchmarsh, Charlie Dimmock and Tommy Walsh of the former BBC show Ground Force, are managing their own gardens amid a summer drought that has triggered hosepipe bans across parts of the UK. The piece highlights the tension between the trio’s public…