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The weird gig that stopped Lemmy from having sex: “All that shit”
The supplied article text contains no substantive reporting beyond the headline, which refers to a strange performance allegedly affecting Lemmy’s sex life. As a result, the incident, its circumstances and its significance cannot be established from the material provided. The only available context is the Far Out Magazine headline, “The weird gig that stopped Lemmy…
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Variety Toasts Young Hollywood’s Hottest at Cover Bash With Tate McRae, Sombr and Malachi Barton
Variety held its 2026 Power of Young Hollywood celebration at the Four Seasons Beverly Hills, bringing together emerging actors, musicians, influencers and industry executives. The event highlighted the publication’s latest cover stars — Tate McRae, Sombr, Tyriq Withers and Malachi Barton — and underscored their growing influence within film, television and music. Hosted by Variety…
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Jimmy Kimmel on His Wild, Whirlwind, Not So Terrible or Horrible TV Year
Jimmy Kimmel reflected on a turbulent television year marked by an ABC suspension and renewed criticism from President Donald Trump, while also receiving major Emmy recognition. He said the public response to his unscheduled break after the assassination of Charlie Kirk was the moment he would remember most, citing support from friends, strangers and even…
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Lindsey Buckingham hints at Stevie Nicks project in 2027
Lindsey Buckingham has suggested that a project involving Stevie Nicks could emerge in 2027, following their reconciliation after years of estrangement. The prospect is significant for Fleetwood Mac fans because their renewed relationship may lead to fresh activity connected with the band, though no tour, recording or other specific project has been confirmed. Buckingham said…
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Jean Grey Speaks: Sadie Sink on Making Her MCU Debut in ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ and the Mutant’s Future With the New X-Men
Sadie Sink has confirmed that she plays Jean Grey in “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”, marking the mutant character’s introduction ahead of Marvel Studios’ planned “X-Men” film. The reveal is significant because it establishes Sink as the third screen actor to portray Jean Grey and signals a larger role for the character in the MCU, although…
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Coco & Clair Clair – “One One” (Prod. Yoni Wolf)
Coco & Clair Clair have released a new song, “One One”, produced by Yoni Wolf of WHY?. The release follows last week’s “Coldplay” and presents the duo in a more eerie, atmospheric mode, broadening the sound of their recent output. The pair describe “One One” as a raw, organic song made without Auto-Tune or vocal…
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Fenix Flexin Finally Admits He Used AI For “Rubberz”
Fenix Flexin has acknowledged using AI in the creation of his hit “Rubberz”, after months of avoiding direct answers to allegations about the song. The admission matters because it settles a public dispute over the track’s unusually stylised sound and vocals, while adding to wider debate about AI’s role in music-making. AI software company Treblo…
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The Hottest New AI Chatbot Is Just a Guy Answering Your Questions
ChatTJB is a chatbot presented as AI-powered but actually answered by its creator, Tucker Bryant, a 32-year-old former Google project manager. The project has attracted attention as an art piece commenting on people’s growing tendency to delegate everyday decisions and thinking to generative AI. Bryant launched the service in April, but interest surged after a…
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Strange Loops: Clarinet Quintets album review – drama, imagination and sonic flair
Mark van de Wiel’s album pairs contemporary and historical clarinet quintets in performances praised for their drama, imagination and warm sound. The review highlights his expressive playing and the Philharmonia soloists’ collaborative contribution, presenting the recording as a compelling showcase for both virtuosity and ensemble sensitivity. The programme opens with Anna Clyne’s lockdown-composed Strange Loops,…
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Bella Thorne Is Also Directing and Writing the ‘Spring Breakers’ Sequel She’s Starring In: ‘From Start to Finish, It’s Lit as F—’
Bella Thorne has said she will write, direct and star in “Spring Breakers 2”, a sequel to Harmony Korine’s 2012 cult film. The change gives Thorne creative control over a high-profile follow-up and marks an expansion of her work behind the camera after completing her directorial debut, “Color Your Hurt”. The sequel’s announced cast includes…