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Live Report: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds’ Brighton Homecoming Show
The article text provided is not accessible because the page requires JavaScript and cookies, so its reported details cannot be verified. It appears to cover Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds performing a homecoming concert in Brighton, an event likely significant because of Cave’s longstanding connection to the city. No setlist, venue, date, audience reaction…
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‘Stranger Things’ Producers Must Get This Right With Netflix’s Next Massive Gaming Series
Netflix producer Shawn Levy’s 21 Laps is developing a live-action adaptation of Atlus’s Persona games, with Christopher Monfette named as head writer. The article argues that the production must preserve the games’ emphasis on friendships and personal bonds, as this is both central to Persona and a strength of 21 Laps’ work on Stranger Things.…
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Skin condition under the eyes goes viral as doctors warn it could signal hidden health issue
A social-media trend dubbed “ferritin face” has linked dark circles under the eyes with low iron stores, prompting doctors to warn that the appearance can sometimes indicate an underlying health issue. Experts say ferritin, a protein that stores and releases iron when needed, is relevant to iron status, but stress that under-eye darkness alone cannot…
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50 Years Ago Today: An Exhausted Elvis Presley Plays a Lackluster Matinee in Virginia
Elvis Presley’s 1 August 1976 matinee at Hampton Coliseum in Virginia was widely seen as subdued, with one local reviewer concluding that audiences were responding more to his legacy than to the performance itself. The article argues that this mattered because it illustrated the visible decline of a major music icon during his final year,…
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The Mermaid Mask is a perfect vacation murder mystery
The Verge’s review finds The Mermaid Mask to be an engaging point-and-click murder mystery, built around the locked-room death of a submarine captain. Its confined submarine setting, colourful suspects and satisfying confrontations make it particularly effective as a compact, holiday-friendly detective game. Players control returning detectives Grimoire and Sally as they question suspects, inspect detailed…
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From TikTok to signing with Kesha, Boy Throb say they’re for real – and serious about a US visa
Boy Throb, a four-member boy band that grew through TikTok, are campaigning for US authorities to approve an O-1 visa for singer Darshan Magdum, who remains in India while his bandmates perform in America. His remote appearance at a New York concert, where fans chanted “Visa!”, has made the immigration application central to the group’s…
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Unearthed posts show Heartland Dem candidate rallying in favor of child gender surgery: ‘Radical as it gets’
Nebraska Democratic congressional nominee Denise Powell is facing criticism over past social media posts opposing the state’s 2023 restrictions on gender-transition procedures for minors. The posts have become an issue in the campaign because opponents are using them to portray her position as out of step with voters in a conservative-leaning state. Powell described Nebraska’s…
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Exclusive photos, timeline trace Brooke Hanlon’s life as friend says case is ‘so unusual even for a murder’
Brooke Hanlon, a 35-year-old therapist and mother from Chester, New Jersey, was found fatally stabbed in her home on 6 June. Nearly eight weeks later, the investigation remained unsolved, with authorities yet to publicly identify a suspect or person of interest; a close friend described the circumstances as unusually confusing and heartbreaking, even for a…
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MIKE DAVIS: After SCOTUS fumbles birthright citizenship, we need sensible census solutions
The article argues that a Supreme Court decision on birthright citizenship has weakened the public’s control over citizenship policy. It says this also raises concerns about how non-citizens are counted in the census, which affects congressional representation and the Electoral College. The author contends that undocumented migrants and temporary visa holders should not influence the…
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Caitlin Clark kept from reporters despite triple-double night as coach goes viral for women’s sports comments
Caitlin Clark was not made available to reporters after recording the fourth triple-double of her WNBA career for the Indiana Fever, while team-mates ended a media session after being questioned about Sophie Cunningham’s views on women’s sport. The incident drew attention because it coincided with wider debate around transgender participation in women’s sports and how…