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DORO Once Again Rules Out Retirement: ‘I Wanna Die On Stage’

  • Doro Pesch says she has no plans to retire.
  • She wants to perform for as long as she stays healthy.
  • Her album *Wild At Heart* is due in December 2026.

Doro Pesch has again ruled out retirement, saying she wants to keep performing for as long as her health allows and hopes to die on stage. The German singer, who formed Warlock nearly 45 years ago, said seeing people around her fall ill has reinforced her wish to…

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Finn Wittrock & Supriya Ganesh Horror Thriller ‘Portrait’ From Robert Schwartzman Heads To AFM

  • Robert Schwartzman’s horror film *Portrait* has wrapped production.
  • Finn Wittrock and Supriya Ganesh play a couple facing supernatural threats.
  • Sales teams will take the film to buyers at the American Film Market.

Robert Schwartzman’s supernatural horror thriller *Portrait*, starring Finn Wittrock and Supriya Ganesh, has finished production and is heading to the American Film Market. Upgrade will present it to international buyers alongside domestic sales group After Hours, marking the film’s next step towards finding distribution. The story follows Mark…

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Hudson Freeman Maps Out 2027 North American Tour

  • Hudson Freeman will tour North America from March to May 2027.
  • The tour supports his new album, *Doom Country*.
  • Tickets go on general sale on 13 November.

Hudson Freeman has announced a spring 2027 North American tour in support of his forthcoming album, *Doom Country*. The dates follow UK and European shows and will take him across the United States and Canada, marking a major run around his first release since signing to Mom +…

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Honda to invest $602 million to expand motorcycle factory in Brazil

  • Honda plans to invest US$602.2 million in its Brazilian motorcycle plant.
  • Two new units will raise capacity to 2.3 million motorcycles in 2029.
  • The Manaus factory supplies Brazil and exports to 19 countries.

Honda will invest 3.3 billion reais (about US$602.2 million) by 2030 to expand its motorcycle factory in Manaus, Brazil. The investment is intended to raise production capacity as demand and the plant’s role in supplying regional markets grow. Two new production units are planned, lifting annual capacity to…

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Mexican judge arrested after U.S. charges him of accepting $2M bribe in case linked to former Olympian

  • A Mexican judge was arrested in Colombia.
  • US prosecutors allege he took a $2 million bribe.
  • The case is tied to a transnational cocaine network.

Mexican judge Luis Benítez Alcántara was arrested in Colombia after US authorities charged him with nine counts related to helping Canadian drug trafficker Ryan Clark. Prosecutors allege Benítez accepted a $2 million bribe to grant Clark bond and release, making the case significant as an alleged link between…

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3 Modern Country Breakup Songs That Are the Musical Equivalent of Slamming a Door

  • Three country songs turn breakup anger into catharsis.
  • Musgraves, Underwood and Swift each sing about moving on.
  • Their lyrics capture heartbreak, fury and resolve.

The article celebrates three modern country breakup songs that capture the anger and resolve of ending a relationship. It presents them as cathartic anthems for listeners dealing with heartbreak and moving on. The songs are Kacey Musgraves’s track about struggling through mixed feelings while preparing to leave, Carrie…

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Nintendo Download: 5th November (North America) + Plus 3 Discounted Games You Should Snap Up

  • *Ocarina of Time* arrives on the North American eShop.
  • The game costs $59.99 and features upgraded visuals and controls.
  • Several other releases are scheduled for November and December.

Nintendo’s 5 November North American eShop update includes a new release of *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time*, alongside other games and upcoming releases. The update highlights the game’s overhauled presentation and modernised controls, offering players a refreshed way to experience the story of Link’s quest to…

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AI stocks plunge after election, driving down US markets

  • US shares slid as AI and chip stocks led the decline.
  • Voters backed 39 measures restricting AI infrastructure.
  • Gold rose as investors reassessed risks.

US markets fell sharply on Thursday as investors reassessed the prospects for AI and technology companies after Democrats won sweeping midterm victories. The sell-off followed a rally the previous day, when election results and President Donald Trump’s acceptance of them had eased concerns about political uncertainty. The Nasdaq…

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Zach Bryan Reveals Why He Gives His Former Navy Commanding Officer a Cut of Every Song He Releases

  • Bryan gives Leo Alba a share of every song’s royalties.
  • Alba encouraged him to start recording.
  • Their makeshift sessions helped produce *DeAnn*.

Zach Bryan says he gives former Navy commanding officer Leo Alba a share of the royalties from every song he releases. Bryan credits Alba with encouraging him to record his music, making the officer’s early support a lasting part of his career. Bryan recalled that Alba helped him…

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‘Total repudiation’: The blue wave is about to hit AI

  • Election results increase pressure on AI companies.
  • 43 of 44 data centre moratoria passed.
  • Voters cite local costs and disruption.

Democratic gains in the midterm elections have strengthened calls for AI companies to answer to the public, with incoming leaders pledging scrutiny and some proposing limits on data centre construction. The results matter to the industry because local opposition to data centres is growing, while concerns about energy…

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