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“You can always kind of tell, right?” Slayyyter asks Bella Kay, raising her hands off her crossed legs as a grin creeps across her face. “I can always clock when it’s AI.” Bella giggles into her cupped palms, explaining that for her, a song’s structure is usually the dead giveaway that it wasn’t human-made. “There will be, like, five choruses!” she exclaims, her orange curls shaking from her laughter. “If you really listen, the lyrics will always be something so random,” Slayyyter continues. She sings in a mock-tender voice: “ ‘And we fall-l-l-l down/And we’re in love/And we fall-l-l-l again.’…

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Of all of the things you’re likely to overhear in the Who What Wear UK office, a good divisive trend is where things get juicy. “Are thongs back in?” “Are bloomers really going to replace wide-leg trousers?” “Wait, when did everyone start wearing backwards caps again?” If you’ve thought it, we’ve likely discussed it, but whether a trend has legs or not often comes down to the editors in question.Don’t get us wrong: we would never argue, but a healthy debate can ignite across the boardroom table when it comes to controversial trends. As a team that spans two generations,…

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On Tuesday, the day after hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants effectively lost their temporary protected status that allowed them to live and work in the US, Republican pundit Steve Bannon wasted little time in demanding their instant removal.“I was under the assumption that when they pulled TPS and their eligibility for that program ended … they were going to be boarding planes or buses today … today, this morning at dawn to go back to Haiti,” said Bannon, a longtime ally of President Donald Trump, on his War Room podcast on Tuesday. “Why are they not out of the…

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The Scoop by Erin Van Der Meer “Positively crackling with energy and intelligence, Erin Van Der Meer has written a caustic masterpiece with “The Scoop” that may leave readers, as they breezily scroll through news and entertainment sites, questioning what is real and what really matters.” Author Erin Van Der Meer gained insider perspective and in-depth experience as a journalist, which served her well in writing the bitingly satirical debut novel, The Scoop. It’s an irresistible, stay-up-late, guilty reading pleasure about protagonist Frankie Miller, a recently unemployed journalist weighed down by multiple rejections from reputable publications and overdue…

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Using laser scanning technology to peer beneath the dense canopy of the Amazon rainforest, archaeologists have discovered hundreds of ancient earthworks that were made by a complex, enigmatic society over two millennia ago, a new study finds.This ancient civilization, called the Aquiry, arose 2,500 years ago in Brazil. Based on the large number of earthworks, called geoglyphs, the Aquiry may have had 3 million people before the society collapsed, the researchers suggested in the study.”The cultures and societies that composed the Aquiry shared a common worldview and constructed ceremonial centers in a variety of monumental geometric forms, characterized by deep…

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Courtesy of CBS Look who just moved into Genoa City! Daytime scribes Jamey Giddens (“Beyond the Gates”) and Dan O’Connor (“General Hospital”) have been named the new co-head writers of CBS’ “The Young and the Restless,” TVLine has confirmed. The pair replace exiting head writer Josh Griffith, who joined the daytime drama as a breakdown writer in 2006. Over the past two decades, Griffith held several positions at the series, working his way up to head writer/executive producer. News of his decision to leave the show broke in June. Giddens most…

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Tom Holland has shared his verdict on Spider-Man vs. Superman. The web-slinger has fought some of the toughest villains in the MCU. However, fans have long debated whether he could defeat Superman. While the British actor believes the Man of Steel would usually win, he shared one scenario where he could actually stand a chance. During an interview with Heart featuring a sit-down with young fans, Holland was asked whether Spider-Man could beat the Man of Steel. Initially, he reacted with a simple “No,” with his co-stars laughing, echoing the same response. The British actor then admitted Spider-Man might have…

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The spirit of Ozzy Osbourne will live on this fall as part Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights at their Orlando and Hollywood theme parks.It was just revealed that the amusement parks will stage a haunted house inspired by the Prince of Darkness himself. It’s one of several haunted houses that will populate the two parks this Halloween season, with Evil Dead Burn, Hellraiser, Stranger Things 5 and Sinners-themed haunted houses are being part of the festivities. Additional attractions vary depending on location.What Do We Know About Universal Orlando’s Ozzy Osbourne Haunted House?Universal’s website describes of the haunted house honoring the late metal legend,…

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Robb M. Stewart / Wall Street Journal: Brookfield and NextEra partner to develop a $100B, 1.2GW+ AI data center campus at a former DOE uranium-enrichment site in Kentucky, set to open in 2032 — The companies plan to develop a data center campus on the Energy Department’s Paducah site in western Kentucky View Original Source Here

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Hold on to the edge of your seat as we hunt for clues and solve the case with these exciting new mystery and thriller books for the week! There are so many bestselling authors with new novels for you to dive into this week including Sophie Barnes, Autumn Jordon, CM Sinclair, Robert Lary, Camden Baird, and more. Enjoy your new mystery, thriller, and suspense novels. Happy reading! View Original Source Here

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A team of researchers has discovered that winds generated by supermassive black holes are 100 times more powerful than previously thought, carrying energy across distances of approximately 300,000 light-years. The discovery demonstrates that these explosive winds affect the vast expanse of space beyond the galaxies they inhabit. View Original Source Here

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Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Stephen Colbert hit an unforeseen career roadblock when CBS canceled “The Late Show” in 2025 after 11 years on the air. At least publicly, the late-night host has seemed to take his career pivot in stride, a tack that’s in line with some advice he gave recent college graduates in 2011. After working on comedy shows like “The Dana Carvey Show” and HBO’s “Exit 57” in the 1990s, Colbert’s career morphed into something unique in 1997 when he landed a role as a bumbling correspondent on “The Daily…

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In 2026, The Amazing Spider-Man comic reached a major milestone: 1,000 issues since the series debuted in late 1962, with writing by Stan Lee and art by Steve Ditko.And that staggering number only includes issues of The Amazing Spider-Man series. Add in all of the monthly installments of The Spectacular Spider-Man, Web of Spider-Man, The Sensational Spider-Man, The Superior Spider-Man, Avenging Spider-Man, plus all of the various one-shots, miniseries, and graphic novels, and you’ve got a massive library of books about the friendly neighborhood wall-crawler.You’ve also got some of the greatest covers in the history of comics. In honor of Amazing Spider-Man #1000 (and Spider-Man: Brand New Day) today we’re ranking the 100…

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Dinosaur Jr. has unveiled “Blowin’ Up,” the second single from their upcoming 13th studio album, There Near. One of two album tracks penned by Lou Barlow (and featuring the lo-fi god on vocals), “Blowin’ Up” doesn’t entirely share the fuzzy guitars and extra sunny vibes of lead single “Several Got Away.” It does, however, feature “pointed and timely attacks on our current regime,” according to a press release. With melodies that maintain a “friendly mien,” and lyrics that “cut like knives,” it sure sounds like the best version of Dinosaur Jr. Listen to it below. Find Dinosaur Jr. Tickets Here…

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It may still be sandal season on the calendar, but style-wise? Everyone’s already thinking ahead to fall. That’s exactly why suede ballet flats are suddenly everywhere. Case in point: Karlie Kloss’s recent outfit.While promoting her new book Spaghetti Code, Kloss was photographed in L.A. wearing an elegant skirt outfit. The look included a white pleated midi skirt paired with a striped rugby shirt. For shoes, she chose suede ballet flats, a high-vamp style in olive green. She completed the ensemble with retro sunglasses and her book in hand. (Image credit: Backgrid)Suede ballet flats are ideal for fall, but they’re also…

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OpenAI said Tuesday that the rogue AI agent that breached Hugging Face’s platform also hacked multiple third-party accounts and services as part of the attack. It’s now clear that the unprecedented security incident, which arose during an internal test of OpenAI’s latest AI models, was more extensive than the company initially disclosed.In an updated blog post, OpenAI said that an ongoing review of the incident revealed that “four accounts” tied to “publicly available services” were used by the AI agent as part of a larger effort to hack Hugging Face. The rogue agent apparently found credentials that had been exposed…

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Today’s Featured Book Deals $1.99The Bewitching by Silvia Moreno-GarciaGet This Deal $1.99The Beheading Game by Rebecca LehmannGet This Deal $1.99Sky Daddy by Kate FolkGet This Deal $2.99Seven Days in June by Tia WilliamsGet This Deal $1.99A Separation by Katie KitamuraGet This Deal $2.99I Hold a Wolf by Laura van den BergGet This Deal $2.99The Mere Wife by Maria Dahvana HeadleyGet This Deal $2.99Quackery by Lydia Kang, Nate PedersenGet This Deal View Original Source Here

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A powerful earthquake struck southwestern Japan Tuesday afternoon local time, collapsing part of a shopping mall, toppling a stone wall at the centuries-old Kumamoto Castle, and sending more than 150,000 people to evacuation shelters, the BBC reported.The quake, which the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) measured as a magnitude 6.8, hit at 4:27 p.m. local time near Kumamoto, a city of more than 700,000 people located on the island of Kyushu in southern Japan.Thousands of homes lost power, and roads buckled across the region. The second floor of a shopping center collapsed, trapping shoppers inside, according to the BBC report; some…

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NBC Live from New York, “Saturday Night Live” will be back on the air in less than two months. Season 52 of the NBC sketch comedy staple will premiere Saturday, September 26 at 11:30 p.m. ET, TVLine has learned. (LateNighter first reported the news.) As LateNighter notes, that’s the earliest premiere date for “SNL” in more than a decade, when it debuted Season 38 on September 15, 2012. The “SNL” cast will look a little different when the show returns, too: Chloe Fineman announced her departure earlier this month after seven seasons. “After seven…

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In the first episode, Fleabag-as-narrator initially presents as a woman in control of her own story, the type of cosmopolitan best friend you might grab a raucous, profanity-laden brunch with, then go home and secretly worry about. Sure, she goofs up: she beds some subpar candidates thanks to a voracious sexual appetite, gets into passive-aggressive cold wars with her godmother (Colman), and consistently vexes her control-freak sister Claire (Sian Clifford), even smacking her in the face when confusing her attempt of a hug for an attack. But with her curlicued bob and knowing smirk, she flicks her eyes toward the camera to confide in…

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In one of those team-ups so obvious it feels like it already happened, EDM Power Rangers Ninajirachi and Porter Robinson have collaborated on a new joint single. Titled after a global cyberattack that took place in 2017, “WannaCry” has been, according to press materials, many years in the making; the first concert Ninajirachi ever attended as a teenager was a Porter Robinson show at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre.Robinson’s last album, Smile! :D, came out in 2024, while Ninajirachi shared her debut full-length, I Love My Computer, last year. Beginning in September, she’ll wind down a packed year with a select few…

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Paige Smith / Bloomberg: Memo: Visa is cutting ~2,600 jobs, or ~7% of staff, primarily affecting tech and product teams; source: Visa plans to reinvest in stablecoin and other offerings — Visa Inc. is eliminating about 2,600 jobs as Chief Executive Officer Ryan McInerney seeks to make the firm more efficient … View Original Source Here

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The Feast of Trumpets by Robert Charley “Whether or not readers adopt every conclusion, the book’s core contribution — restoring the Jewish festal calendar as the interpretive key to Revelation — is a compelling, well-supported and illuminating read for anyone hungry to understand this often-intimidating book in a new light.” For anyone who has ever closed the Book of Revelation feeling more confused than illuminated, Robert Charley‘s The Feast of Trumpets: Blueprint to Revelation offers a fresh lens, grounded in scholarship yet written with the warmth of a friend walking you through a subject he loves. Understanding Revelation…

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The CW Stephen Amell’s starring role as Oliver Queen on “Arrow” isn’t the only popular TV show he has appeared in. The actor also had an important, albeit much smaller, part on one of Fox’s most beloved shows, “New Girl.” The Fox sitcom featured Amell as Kyle, a self-absorbed model who dates Cece (Hannah Simone) in two episodes of Season 1. Kyle never seems like a long-term match for Cece, but he still makes a considerable impact on her arc. “New Girl” introduces him in Season 1, Episode 9, “The 23rd,” in which…

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ComingSoon is exclusively announcing the digital and Blu-ray release dates for Lucky Strike. The announcement also comes with an exclusive clip, featuring Scott Eastwood‘s visiting the woman who played a key role in his survival in the World War II movie. “A US soldier leads his company to block a Nazi counteroffensive. While behind enemy lines, his company is attacked and killed, leaving him as the sole survivor. Wounded in freezing conditions, he must make his way on foot to the rally point. With his radio as his only lifeline, he fights for his life to survive freezing conditions and…

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All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, Billboard may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. Boy meets girl. Boy wishes girl would love him more than anyone in the whole world. Girl becomes obsessed with boy. The result? One of the year’s most talked-about movies, drawing audiences in with its unsettling “love” story. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Now streaming online, the Curry Barker thriller, with music by Rock Burwell, has quickly built a passionate fanbase, making it no…

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Unlike shoes, handbags, and jewelry, I’m content with my activewear being considered “basic.” It’s a category I think benefits from the less-is-more approach. Instead of trendy silhouettes and IG-worthy designs, I look for practical colors that hide sweat stains and technical fabrics that keep me cool. That said, basic doesn’t have to mean boring, and I welcome subtle updates that maintain a garment’s utility with just a hint of extra flair. And that’s where Gisele Bündchen comes in.Photographed in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Bündchen wore olive-green leggings with a lace-up waistband along with a pair of Asics x Emmi Gel-Cumulus…

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Firefighters in France are confronting a phenomenon never seen in the region before: fire clouds. It’s a sign of the intensity of the blazes burning—and how climate change is upping the odds that they appear.A wave of fires has swept over France and Spain, sending hundreds of thousands fleeing. Firefighters on the front lines are facing what a spokesperson for the French firefighter association told AFP said was an “operational impossibility”—in other words, a “natural force beyond our control.”As evidence of how out of control the wildfires in France are, look no further than the skies where the blazes have,…

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Explore fantasy and science fiction stories where kingdoms falter, civilizations chase forbidden technology, and courage is tested on distant worlds. This selection combines magical intrigue, lost planets, and the high stakes of power and survival. Perfect for readers hungry for immersive adventures and genre-bending tales that blur the line between myth and possibility. The Fall of Velho (The Blood of Velho Book 2) by LoriO Release Date: July 21, 2026 The isolated desert city of Velho has always been blessed. But when children stop being born, and a magical guardian appears, faith begins to fracture as rumors of an old…

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