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Remarkable video shows jubilant Lindsey Graham saying he ‘almost cried’ after convincing Trump to strike Iran… as details of extraordinary exchange with Netanyahu about ‘dragging US into another conflict’ are revealed
A newly surfaced video reportedly shows Republican Senator Lindsey Graham in an emotional state, saying he “almost cried” after persuading Donald Trump to order strikes on Iran. The footage is said to form part of a documentary detailing behind-the-scenes exchanges among Graham, Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the lead-up to the strikes,…
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Christopher Nolan Would Be “Terrified” To Make A Rom-Com: “One Of The Hardest Things In The World”
Christopher Nolan has said he would be “terrified” to direct a romantic comedy, calling comedy directing “one of the hardest things in the world” during an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The two-time Oscar winner made the comments while promoting his latest film, The Odyssey, explaining that comedy leaves a director with…
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Watch married SWAT officer’s brazen remarks after he’s caught on video having sex with blonde cop at school: Tone-deaf new footage shows him proclaiming he found God before adulterous acts
A married SWAT officer in Nashville has been caught on video engaging in a sexual encounter with a female police colleague at a school, according to newly surfaced footage reported by the Daily Mail. The footage reportedly shows the officer making tone-deaf remarks, including a claim that he had “found God,” shortly before the encounter,…
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Pauline Hanson’s ‘go back to Pakistan’ comment to Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi faces final reckoning in court
The long-running legal dispute between One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi over Hanson’s “go back to Pakistan” remark is reaching its final stage in court. The case has become a significant test of Australia’s racial discrimination laws as they apply to political speech, with Faruqi arguing the comment was racist and…
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Cyclospora outbreak not under control yet, says former FDA commissioner
Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb said the US cyclospora outbreak was not yet under control, despite Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s assurances. He said the Food and Drug Administration had made progress in identifying and isolating the likely source, but that officials could not yet be certain transmission had been contained; clearer public communication…
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ABC’s Cancelled Sci-Fi Show Packed More Ideas Into 5 Episodes Than Most Series Do
With only five episodes, The Phoenix is the forgotten 1982 sci-fi classic that delivered more ambitious ideas than many long-running shows.
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Homicide detectives investigate mysterious death of Melbourne woman after son makes tragic discovery
Victorian homicide detectives are investigating the mysterious death of a woman in Melbourne after her son found her unresponsive at a property on Brooks Crescent. Police have not disclosed a cause of death, and the case has been handed to homicide detectives as a precaution while forensic examinations continue, though no arrests have been made.…
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These Incredible Avengers: Doomsday Figures Give Us a Better Look at the Film’s X-Men Costumes | Comic Con 2026
Hot Toys has unveiled its first wave of collectible figures for Avengers: Doomsday, revealed during Marvel’s Comic-Con panel, offering fans their clearest look yet at several X-Men characters’ costumes ahead of the film’s December release. The reveal follows a broader wave of merchandise announcements from multiple companies, with Hot Toys’ highly detailed 1:6 scale figures…
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Champagne and Bullets belongs on the Mount Rushmore of bad movies
The Verge’s weekend editor Terrence O’Brien reviews Champagne and Bullets (also released as GetEven and Road to Revenge), a low-budget action film he ranks alongside notorious “so bad they’re good” cult classics like The Room, Troll 2 and Fateful Findings. The film is almost entirely the creation of one man, John De Hart, who wrote,…
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PSG want £145m for Barcola – Monday’s gossip
BBC Sport’s daily football gossip round-up leads with reports that Paris St-Germain are seeking £145m for France forward Bradley Barcola, with Arsenal and Liverpool both said to be interested. The column also covers movement around several other high-profile players, including Real Madrid setting a price for Vinicius Jr and Arsenal reportedly stepping up efforts to…