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Disney’s Live-Action Moana Disappoints at Box Office, Intensifying Questions Over Remake Strategy

  • Live-action Moana opened to $95M worldwide with projected losses of $100–125M
  • Another live-action remake underperformance joins Snow White and others in faltering box office results
  • Raises questions about Disney's strategy of adapting animated classics as live-action films

Disney's live-action remake of Moana opened to $95 million worldwide and is projected to lose $100–125 million, marking another underperformance in the studio's efforts to adapt animated classics into live-action films.

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WWE star Rhea Ripley reveals slight tear in her meniscus keeping her out of action

  • Rhea Ripley is sidelined by a slight meniscus tear.
  • She has been absent from SmackDown since 5 June.
  • Ripley last defended her title against Jade Cargill in Italy.

WWE Women's Champion Rhea Ripley has revealed that a slight tear in her meniscus is behind her recent absence from television. The Australian star had successfully defended her title against Jade Cargill at Clash in Italy, seemingly ending their rivalry, but has since made only sparse appearances and…

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Harrison Ford turns heads with toned physique during Los Angeles bike ride

  • Harrison Ford spotted cycling solo in Los Angeles.
  • The 83-year-old showed off a toned, fit physique.
  • He was set to turn 84 on 13 July.

Fox News reports that actor Harrison Ford was photographed enjoying a solo bike ride through Los Angeles over the weekend, drawing attention for his notably toned physique. The piece frames the outing as evidence that the veteran star remains fit and active as he approaches his 84th birthday.…

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Pentagon releases new batch of UFO files, China’s Tianwen-2 reaches its asteroid target, and more science stories

  • Pentagon releases fourth batch of declassified UFO/UAP files publicly.
  • China's Tianwen-2 reaches asteroid 2016HO3, imaged from 20km away.
  • Sample return to Earth expected in late 2027.

Engadget's weekly science round-up highlights three developments, led by the US Department of Defense's release of a fourth batch of declassified files on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs), commonly known as UFOs. The documents are being uploaded to a public database on a rolling basis as part of a…

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Bumbling squatter who raided fridge inside Lake Tahoe home for snacks left his ID and debit card behind for police to find

  • A squatter raided a Lake Tahoe home for snacks and clothing.
  • He left his ID and debit card behind at the scene.
  • The blunder gave police an easy route to identify him.

The article reports on a squatter who broke into a lakeside home in the Lake Tahoe area of Nevada, helping himself to snacks from the fridge and stealing clothing, before leaving behind his own identification and debit card at the scene. The carelessly discarded personal items provided police…

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‘Star City’s Finale Twist Quietly Rewrites ‘For All Mankind’s Alternate History

  • Star City's season finale depicts the first human landing on another planet—Venus in 1970—predating For All Mankind's Mars landings by nearly a quarter-century
  • The achievement remains permanently classified due to Cold War politics and the protagonist's exposure as a US intelligence asset, making the accomplishment forever unknown

The Star City finale adds a tragic twist to the Venus mission, rewriting For All Mankind's alternate history of space exploration.

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Ex-Labour candidate and university employee is being investigated after saying she hoped Ann Widdecombe suffered an ‘extremely painful death’

A former Labour parliamentary candidate, who is also employed by a university, is reportedly being investigated after saying she hoped the former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe had suffered an "extremely painful death". The comments matter because they concern a public figure and appear to have been made in…

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