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‘Grown Ups 3’ Cast: Adam Sandler Reunites With Chris Rock, Rob Schneider, David Spade, Salma Hayek and More in First Set Photo
Netflix has confirmed the full cast for “Grown Ups 3”, reuniting Adam Sandler with his original co-stars for the third instalment of the comedy franchise. The streamer announced the news on 6 August alongside a first cast photo, with production already under way in New Jersey; the film marks another collaboration between Netflix and Sony…
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MERCYFUL FATE Announces First Live Show In More Than Three Years
MERCYFUL FATE has announced its first live show in more than three years. The legendary heavy metal act, which last performed at Brazil’s Summer Breeze festival in April 2024, will play at next year’s Leyendas Del Rock festival, set to take place August 11-14, 2027 in Villena, Alicante, Spain. MERCY…
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London mayor Sadiq Khan hits out at Westminster Council’s controversial plans to prevent new venues “offering music, dancing and similar entertainment” in Soho
“You can’t run a world-famous nightlife district with a village-hall mindset” The post London mayor Sadiq Khan hits out at Westminster Council’s controversial plans to prevent new venues “offering music, dancing and similar entertainment” in Soho appeared first on NME.
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Rubio targets Cuban military procurement with new sanctions
Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday sanctioned five Cuban entities and eight individuals with ties to Havana’s military procurement as the Trump administration ramps up efforts to rearrange the country’s communist government system. “The Cuban Communist regime is a state sponsor of terrorism that spies on America, arms violent left-wing radicals, spreads poisonous Marxist…
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China-linked LightSpy spyware caught targeting victims in 13 countries, including the US
Security researchers at Arctic Wolf have found that LightSpy, a spyware platform previously linked to Chinese state-backed hackers, has expanded well beyond mainland China to target victims in 13 countries, including the US and several across Europe. It has also gained new capabilities, allowing it to steal large volumes of data and remotely wipe compromised…
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Lesbian throuple implodes after glamorous younger third wheel accused self-help guru lovers of denying her $3.5m payout she says she was owed
A three-way relationship involving self-help figure Nicole LePera, known online as the “Holistic Psychologist”, and her partner Jenna Weakland has reportedly broken down, with a younger third partner in the “throuple” now accusing the couple of legal wrangling over money. The dispute has become public knowledge after the woman alleged she was denied a payout…
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We Build LEGO The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter, A Celebration of Star Wars Ship Design
IGN has published a review of the new LEGO Star Wars set depicting the N-1 Starfighter from The Mandalorian, set #75442, priced at $249.99. The reviewer praises the model for blending the sleek, futuristic look of the prequel-era Naboo starfighter with the weathered, modified aesthetic seen in The Book of Boba Fett and The Mandalorian,…
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AI struggles to patch vulns without adult supervision
Researchers at 1Password’s Off-by-1 Labs have found that AI models generating security patches without human oversight succeed only around a quarter of the time, raising concerns about relying on autonomous AI for vulnerability remediation. Testing ChatGPT 5.5 and Claude Opus 4.8 against six recently disclosed CVEs, the team concluded that a fully AI-generated, non-human-reviewed patch…
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Pentagon says no white phosphorus leak at South Korea air base
A U.S. military investigation found that there was no white phosphorus leak at an American military base in South Korea late last month, an episode that prompted local authorities to briefly order civilians to evacuate the immediate area. Officials in Pyeongtaek, just south of Seoul, on July 28 said residents close to Osan Air Base should move…
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Ryan Murphy on Toning Down Sex in ‘The Shards’ and Why L.A. Mayor Karen Bass Could Do a ‘Much Better Job’ Bringing Productions Back to Hollywood
FX’s “The Shards,” Ryan Murphy’s adaptation of the Bret Easton Ellis thriller novel, is a love letter to Los Angeles. Filming there, he told his producers, was a non-negotiable. “We shot it in L.A. and, of course, it could have shot in Canada,” the showrunner told Variety at “The Shards” New York premiere on Monday…