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“It all starts clear, gets more hedonistic into the evening, and all the weird stuff goes on late at night. In the morning I try to make sense of it”: Ozric Tentacles’ creative process is as out-there as the results

  • Ed Wynne explains Ozric Tentacles’ late-night creative process.
  • Lotus Unfolding is the band’s 16th studio album.
  • The band rose through the UK free-festival scene.

Ozric Tentacles’ Ed Wynne discusses the band’s unconventional creative process, describing music that begins clearly before becoming increasingly hedonistic and strange late at night, then reassessed in the morning. The feature presents this approach as central to the group’s psychedelic, cross-genre sound and to the creation of their…

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Say Goodbye to These 6 Movie Franchises That Are Officially Ending

  • Dune: Part Three will end Villeneuve’s Paul Atreides trilogy.
  • The franchise’s wider universe may continue on television.
  • The article frames six franchises as reaching planned conclusions.

The article lists six film franchises said to be officially ending, arguing that some are concluding at an appropriate point while others have simply run out of story. - Dune: Denis Villeneuve’s trilogy is due to conclude in December with Dune: Part Three, adapting Dune Messiah and serving…

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Thick as Thieves won’t be getting any more content updates: ‘To be frank, this is not the outcome that any of us want’

  • Thick as Thieves will receive no more content updates.
  • Developers said the decision was not wanted.
  • Players should not expect further new content.

The developers of Thick as Thieves have announced that the game will receive no further content updates. They described the decision as unwelcome, suggesting it ends planned support despite not being the outcome the team wanted. The announcement signals that players should not expect new gameplay content or…

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Director Na Hong-Jin Makes Comic-Con Debut With Frightening New ‘Hope’ Footage, Says Casting Hoyeon Was His ‘Best Decision’

  • Na Hong-jin unveiled alien thriller “Hope” footage at Comic-Con.
  • The decade-long project departs stylistically from his earlier films.
  • Hoyeon trained six months for demanding manual-driving scenes.

South Korean director Na Hong-jin made his San Diego Comic-Con debut to showcase new footage from “Hope”, Neon’s forthcoming alien action film. He said the project, which has been a decade in development, retains thematic links to his earlier work but differs sharply in style and content, asking…

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‘The Sopranos’ Meets Wes Anderson in This Twisted Dark Academia Book

  • Dark academia thriller about a murderous dynasty’s daughter.
  • Set at a college for heirs to criminal families.
  • Written by Justine Larbalestier and Scott Westerfeld.

The Mortons, a forthcoming dark academia thriller, follows Jessica Morton, a student from an old-money family that treats murder as an inherited tradition. Set at Helshire College, where crime-dynasty heirs learn illicit skills, the novel explores whether someone raised without empathy can uncover compassion or escape their family’s…

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Jon Bon Jovi ends Madison Square Garden show early over infection

  • Sinus infection forced Bon Jovi to end his MSG concert early.
  • Ticket holders were told to keep stubs for rescheduling.
  • The tour follows his recovery from vocal-cord surgery.

Jon Bon Jovi ended his Madison Square Garden concert after around 90 minutes because he was battling a sinus infection. He apologised to the audience and said ticket holders should retain their stubs while a rescheduled performance is arranged, disrupting a major date in the band’s return to…

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FC 27 Editions guide: Is Ultimate Plus worth it

  • Ultimate Plus costs $149.99 and targets committed Ultimate Team players.
  • It includes 10,000 FC Points and five premium season passes.
  • Standard or Ultimate may suit players with lower spending plans.

EA Sports FC 27 will be released in three editions—Standard, Ultimate and the new Ultimate Plus—rather than the usual two. The Ultimate Plus version is aimed at players heavily invested in Ultimate Team, offering more in-game currency and season passes, but its $149.99 price makes it a significant…

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What to know about Trump’s new tariffs on more than 80 countries

  • New US tariffs affect more than 80 countries from Friday.
  • Rates are 10% or 12.5%, linked to forced-labour rules.
  • The policy may face fresh court challenges.

The Trump administration has imposed new US tariffs of 10% or 12.5% on imports from more than 80 countries, effective from Friday. The move matters because it seeks to maintain broad global trade levies after the US supreme court ruled that Trump had previously exceeded his executive authority…

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Creepy Twins, Religious Fanaticism and a Loaded Gun Collide in Tense Chamber Drama ‘Godhead’ — Fantasia

  • “Godhead” is a black-and-white thriller about faith, manipulation and concealed danger.
  • It premiered to an enthusiastic response at Fantasia Festival.
  • Director Mark H. Rapaport explores distrust of authority figures.

Mark H. Rapaport’s new thriller “Godhead” premiered at Montreal’s Fantasia Festival, where it was warmly received for its escalating tension and unsettling chamber-drama approach. The black-and-white film follows a rural Catholic priest visited by two strange twins who claim to be fulfilling a prophecy, bringing religious fervour, concealed…

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Late World Cup pub closures behind rise in violence as more than 2,300 football-related incidents recorded

  • More than 2,300 football-related incidents were reportedly recorded.
  • Late pub closures were linked to increased violence.
  • The figures raise concerns over tournament drinking arrangements.

The article reports that later pub closing times during the World Cup were linked to an increase in football-related violence, with police recording more than 2,300 incidents. It argues that extended drinking hours may have contributed to disorder around matches, highlighting concerns about alcohol-fuelled violence during major sporting…

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