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Shark Week puts shark bite survival in focus with ER doc’s expert tips
With Shark Week highlighting the rare but serious risk of shark attacks, a South Carolina-based emergency medicine physician, Dr Kenneth J. Perry, has outlined the vital first-aid steps that bystanders and victims should take in the crucial first five minutes after a bite, when swift action is said to be the biggest factor in survival.…
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Godsmack Add Run of October US Shows to 2026 Tour
Godsmack have expanded their 2026 “Rise of Rock” tour with a new run of October shows across the US, adding to legs already completed and scheduled for the spring, summer and September. The additional dates will be supported by Dorothy and mark a further stage in the trek, which follows a lineup shake-up after the…
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The US government just banned Roombas
The Trump administration has enacted a sweeping ban on imported “advanced robotic devices” that goes far beyond the humanoid and quadruped robots highlighted in initial headlines, with the FCC confirming it also covers robot vacuum cleaners such as Roombas. Existing devices already approved for sale can still be imported and sold, but future models face…
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Mount Eerie announces East Coast shows with Mirah & Ruth Garbus
Mount Eerie, the project led by Phil Elverum, has announced a run of East Coast live dates featuring Mirah and Ruth Garbus. The shows bring together three long-associated independent musicians, offering audiences a series of collaborative or shared-bill performances. The announcement concerns concerts in the eastern United States, with Mirah and Garbus named as participants…
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TONY IOMMI’s New Vocalist And Collaborator JORN LANDE: ‘I Am Extremely Proud To Have Been Co-Writing And Singing On This Album’
Norwegian singer Jorn Lande has spoken publicly about co-writing and performing on Tony Iommi’s forthcoming solo album “From The Dark”, confirming his role as vocalist and collaborator on the Black Sabbath guitarist’s new project. Lande, credited as co-writer on all eight tracks, announced the news on social media, calling it an honour to work with…
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Shameless illegal immigrant who re-entered the US despite being deported THREE times allegedly kills adorable six-year-old girl who only wanted to be a ballerina
An illegal immigrant from Mexico who had been deported from the United States three times has been charged after allegedly killing a six-year-old girl in a fatal crash in Pitt County, North Carolina. The case has drawn attention amid ongoing US debate over immigration enforcement, with critics pointing to the suspect’s repeated re-entries as evidence…
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Ziemba Announces New Album The Braid: Hear “The Pleasure Seekers”
Musician René Kladzyk, who records as Ziemba, has announced a new album titled The Braid, due out this autumn as her first full-length since 2020’s True Romantic. Alongside the announcement she has shared “The Pleasure Seekers”, the album’s opening track, as the second single following March’s “The Perfect Rose”. The release matters as part of…
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Nas to Be Honored With BMI Icon Award at 2026 BMI R&B/Hip-Hop Awards
BMI has announced that Nas will receive the BMI Icon Award at the 2026 BMI R&B/Hip-Hop Awards, recognising the Queensbridge rapper’s decades-long influence on the genre. The honour places him alongside past recipients such as Lil Wayne, Al Green, James Brown, Babyface, Snoop Dogg and Janet Jackson, reflecting his standing as one of hip-hop’s most…
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10 Greatest Historical Video Games of All Time
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten greatest historical video games of all time, arguing that while few such games are fully historically accurate, the best ones offer immersive, authentic portrayals of major world events and eras. The list spans settings from ancient Rome and medieval Europe to the two World Wars, highlighting…
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US government bans new foreign-made humanoids, robot dogs, and solar inverters, citing risks to national security
The Trump administration has banned imports of new foreign-made humanoid robots, robot dogs and power inverters, citing “unacceptable” risks to US national security. The move, announced by the Federal Communications Commission, primarily targets China, which dominates global manufacturing in these categories, and reflects longstanding US concerns that Chinese-made devices could be remotely controlled, used for…