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Watch the moment Pulp play ‘Common People’ at Mad Cool 2026 as England fans celebrate win against Norway

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  • Pulp's closing set at Mad Cool 2026 overlapped with England's 2-1 World Cup victory against Norway
  • British festival attendees monitored the match on their phones and celebrated the goal during the band's performance of 'Common People'
  • The festival integrated sports celebrations into the music programming, with frontman Jarvis Cocker humorously deferring to live entertainment over football

"But we don't care about football because we'd rather play a concert for you people." The post Watch the moment Pulp play ‘Common People’ at Mad Cool 2026 as England fans celebrate win against Norway appeared first on NME.

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Camelback Inn Resort Unveils $25 Million Spa Renovation in the Desert

  • $25M spa facility overhaul at historic JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn, marking the resort's 90th anniversary and its legacy as a pioneering Southwestern spa destination.
  • Desert-inspired redesign emphasises indoor-outdoor integration with outdoor hydrotherapy circuits and a new post-treatment 'Stillness Lounge' featuring zero-gravity seating and guided recovery technologies.

The new spa draws inspiration from the resort's Sonoran Desert surroundings with four 'pathways' designed around focus areas of intention.

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British woman becomes 13th person to die after wildfires in Spain – as blazes continue to burn

  • A British woman is the 13th person to die in Spain's wildfires.
  • The blazes are reportedly still burning and spreading.
  • No further verified detail on location or cause is provided.

A British woman has become the 13th person to die as a result of the wildfires currently burning in Spain, according to the Daily Mail. The blazes are continuing to spread, and the fatalities underscore the severity of the fire season affecting parts of the country and the…

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Learning another language may keep your brain younger, study suggests

  • Speaking multiple languages may slow brain ageing, new research suggests.
  • Study analysed hundreds of multilingual people in Spain's Basque region.
  • Findings were presented at a 2026 European neuroscience forum.

Research presented at the 2026 Federation of European Neuroscience Societies Forum suggests that speaking two or more languages may help slow the ageing of the brain. According to the study, people who were multilingual appeared to have "younger" brains than those who spoke only a single language, adding…

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Residents fume after second car PLUNGES from notorious parking lot, killing elderly driver and smashing into busy sidewalk

  • Elderly driver killed after car plunged from Laguna Beach parking lot.
  • Vehicle overturned and hit a busy pedestrian sidewalk below.
  • Second such crash at the site angers local residents.

A car has plunged from a parking lot in Laguna Beach, California, killing an elderly driver and crashing onto a busy sidewalk below, in what residents say is the second such incident at the same location. The crash, near the Aliso Creek Plaza, has renewed local anger over…

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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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