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Watch My Chemical Romance DJ at Wembley fan party – with “strange” closing song from Gerard Way
The frontman, appearing as DJ Party Poison, signed off with a song about as far away from their new ‘Danger Days’ re-issue as you could imagine The post Watch My Chemical Romance DJ at Wembley fan party – with “strange” closing song from Gerard Way appeared first on NME.
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‘Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan’ Recalled by Director Nicholas Meyer
In the build-up to the Italian Global Series Festival’s sneak-peeking “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” Season 4 and celebration of “Star Trek” at 60, Nicholas Meyer spoke to Variety about his time with the franchise, famously having directed “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan,” as well as the current landscape of television, having co-created…
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The Batman Part II rumours hint he’s flying into even darker and weirder territory
Fresh rumours around Matt Reeves’ The Batman Part II suggest the sequel may lean further into the strange, grim tone of the 2022 original rather than settling into a more conventional Gotham of mobsters and crooked lawyers. Industry commentator Jeff Sneider reports that the main antagonist could be the Court of Owls — a sinister…
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10 Classic Thriller Books You Must Read in 2026
This Collider article by Luc Haasbroek, published on 10 July 2026, offers a curated list of ten classic thriller novels it recommends readers explore in 2026. The piece frames the selections as foundational works that helped establish the genre’s conventions — spanning espionage, detective fiction, historical action and high-concept adventure — and argues that the…
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AOC-backed candidate ripped for ‘bizarre response’ to transparency question: ‘Pretty basic’
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the US Senate in Michigan who is backed by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Bernie Sanders and other progressive figures, has come under fire for declining to release his tax returns before the state’s Democratic primary on 4 August. His rival, Representative Haley Stevens, has accused him of trying to conceal his…
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The 10 weirdest movies of 1986
This article from Far Out Magazine sets out to rank the ten strangest films released in 1986, a year noted for its crop of unconventional and boundary-pushing cinema. The piece is presented as a countdown list, celebrating movies that stood out for their oddity, surrealism or offbeat approach rather than conventional storytelling. However, the text…
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Remember When Led Zeppelin Dragged Their Way Through Their Final Studio Album in 1979?
Led Zeppelin’s 1979 album In Through The Out Door became, unintentionally, the band’s final studio release, following the death of drummer John Bonham in 1980. The article reflects on how the record has divided opinion ever since: some fans lament the absence of the band’s heavier, thunderous sound, while others admire its more polished songcraft…
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Finn Wolfhard – Fire From The Hip
The supplied article text does not contain any usable content — it consists only of a browser challenge message (“Just a moment… Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue”), indicating that the page failed to load past an anti-bot or cookie-consent screen. As a result, none of the actual review of Finn Wolfhard’s “Fire From The…
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TV tonight: the return of Sally Phillips and Ben Miller’s family sitcom
The Guardian’s nightly television guide highlights the return of Austin, the British-Australian family sitcom starring Ben Miller and Sally Phillips, which airs at 11.10pm on BBC One. The comedy follows Julian, a grumpy children’s author, and his relationship with Austin, a neurodivergent man played by Love on the Spectrum’s Michael Theo who had claimed to…
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‘Big Brother’s Levi Banks Explains Dropping Out Before Season 28: “Not The Right Fit”
As a new group of strangers moved into the Big Brother house, one contestant decided to check out of the competition early. Levi Banks, who dropped out of Season 28 just before filming began, explained that the CBS reality series was “not the right fit” for him, but he is “so freaking excited” to watch…