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Pixar Sets Original Film ‘Ghost Market’ for Spring 2028
Pixar has announced “Ghost Market”, an original supernatural animated film scheduled for release in spring 2028. Revealed by chief content officer Pete Docter at Disney’s D23 convention, it follows Kyle, a teenage Chicago content creator who discovers a hidden Hawaiian market linking the living and the dead during a family holiday. The film is inspired…
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Courtney Love Reveals She ‘Almost Died’ in 2019 Amid Mystery Illness
Courtney Love has said she “almost died” during an unspecified illness after moving from Los Angeles to London in 2019, but has since recovered and is now healthy. She shared the account while updating fans on a completed new album, signalling a return to music despite ruling out a Hole reunion. Love said the illness…
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New Trump cabinet member Kelly Loeffler goes viral for ‘awkward’ video with suspiciously empty binder
Kelly Loeffler, a newly appointed member of Donald Trump’s cabinet, drew online attention after appearing in a video holding a binder that viewers believed looked almost empty. Critics described the clip as awkward and questioned whether the prop was intended to project preparedness, turning a routine official appearance into a viral social-media moment. The reaction…
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10 Best Satires in Film History
Collider selects ten films it considers cinema’s finest satires, arguing that the genre uses irony and wit to expose human folly across comedy, drama, horror and fantasy. The article highlights satire’s enduring cultural value, particularly where films challenge prejudice, consumerism, celebrity culture and social behaviour. – ‘Borat’ (2006), ranked tenth, uses mockumentary and improvised encounters…
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California teen faces prison after viral video shows him squaring up, repeatedly kicking sea lion in the face
An 18-year-old from La Jolla, California, has pleaded guilty to repeatedly kicking a sea lion in the face and chasing it as it tried to flee, after video of the attack went viral online. Tyler Muehl admitted the misdemeanour offence of harassing wildlife under the US Marine Mammal Protection Act in a federal court on…
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FRED KELLY: My bizarre (and very long) night with Howling Laud Hope, Baron Von Thunderclap… but sadly not No-show Nigel
Nigel Farage won the Clacton by-election he himself triggered, but sparked confusion by refusing to attend the declaration, becoming the first parliamentary candidate declared victorious in absentia since Bobby Sands in 1981. Reform UK first claimed Farage had been advised by Essex Police to stay away due to a disruption campaign, a claim Essex Police…
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Huckabee Condemns West Bank Settler Attack as Bangladesh Make History
US ambassador Mike Huckabee condemned a siege of Palestinian homes in Qusra, in the occupied West Bank, describing the actions of Israeli settlers as a “horrific act of terror”. Residents said settlers had blocked access to several homes, set up tents nearby and disrupted water and electricity supplies. Israel’s military called the siege illegal, declared…
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Europe’s Broadcasters Want to Get Bigger. The Hard Part Is How.
European broadcasters are pursuing major mergers to gain the scale needed to compete with global streaming, social media and technology platforms such as Netflix, Amazon, YouTube and Disney. The deals reflect a growing squeeze on traditional television: audiences, especially younger viewers, are declining while advertising income is under pressure and production costs continue to rise.…
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Netflix’s Near-Perfect 8-Part Horror Thriller Is a Nightmare You’ll Binge in One Weekend
Netflix’s eight-part horror thriller Archive 81 is being highlighted as a distinctive, binge-worthy series despite its cancellation after one season. The article argues that its mix of analogue horror, cosmic dread and mystery has aged well, particularly as Netflix’s earlier emphasis on ambitious horror projects has diminished. Created by Rebecca Sonnenshine and released in 2022,…
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Trump’s fight over rarely used 18th-century deportation law lives on in latest court clash
The Fifth US Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed as moot a legal challenge to President Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. The ruling ends that particular case without deciding whether the administration’s use of the 1798 law was lawful, leaving the broader dispute…