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Breaking news: Killing people is bad. But 20 years ago today, an ambitious crime drama series questioned what would happen if a serial killer turned his bloodlust into an avenging force — ridding the streets of other killers and criminals to make the world a safer place. “Dexter” premiered on October 1, 2006, and became a pop culture sensation, propelling Michael C. Hall to fame and delivering the best Showtime show of all time. Before we dive into the brilliance of “Dexter,” it’s worth noting that the show is based on Jeff Lindsay’s 2004…

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President Donald Trump has told aides that he thinks Republicans could still outperform expectations in the midterm elections this November, seemingly unwilling to confront the worsening political climate for the GOP.But aides acknowledge privately that the national polling for Trump is shockingly bad, and the White House, in recent weeks, has begun to contemplate for the first time losing both the House and Senate majorities.One longtime Trumpworld operative, who correctly predicted weeks before the 2024 presidential election that Trump was on course to win every battleground state, summed it up for Inner Loop: “Oh, yeah, we’re going to get creamed.”Trump’s…

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Looking to fall in love with some new romance reads? You’ll adore these exciting new novels! This week you can get your hands on books by bestselling authors Reece Barden, Anna Durand, Nadia Lee, Vi Keeland, Nicole Fox, and more. Enjoy your new romance books and happy reading! View Original Source Here

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Scientists have a new tool for mapping the universe’s perplexing acceleration.A Canadian telescope designed to chart the distribution of hydrogen gas across the ancient universe has proved it can do so using only its own data for the first time, without the help of other telescopes. The results took seven years to prove, but the payoff could be huge.According to the authors of a new study published Monday (Sept. 28) in The Astrophysical Journal, the telescope could give scientists a new, cost-effective way to study dark energy, the poorly understood force that is causing the universe to expand at an…

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In Christopher Nolan’s forthcoming The Odyssey, ancient Troy is played by the Ksar of Aït Benhaddou, an 11th-century Moroccan fortress known for imposing mountain ranges nearby, golden Saharan sun and a 30 per cent tax rebate. The film has attracted considerable debate about historical authenticity, with intrigued onlookers scrutinising everything from costume to casting. Nobody, however, seems particularly troubled that Troy is in Morocco rather than northwest Turkey. And why would they? Cinema has often understood that a location is not about latitude and longitude but whether a place evokes an unshakeable texture, mood or feeling.What has changed for Hollywood is the direction…

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Bristol’s Tara Clerkin Trio shared their new LP Somewhere Good in June. Next month, Tara Clerkin, Sunny Joe Paradisos, and Patrick Benjamin kick off their UK tour behind the album, and now they’ve lined up a run of North American shows as well. You can catch them across the U.S. and Canada throughout January and into early February. Check out Tara Clerkin Trio’s full upcoming itinerary below.Read about Somewhere Good in The Best Music of 2026 So Far, and revisit Jeremy D. Larson’s Best New Track review of the album’s title track.Tara Clerkin Trio: USA/Canada 2027Tara Clerkin Trio:10-20 London, England…

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Mike Taing/CBS “Tracker” is finally ready to dig into the mystery surrounding Mel’s mother. Newly promoted series regular Cassady McClincy Zhang made her debut as Reenie’s new assistant, Melanie “Mel” Day, in Season 3, Episode 3. During her job interview, Mel revealed that her mother, an Army logistics officer, was found shot to death in her car at a rest stop when Mel was 16. Her killer was never found — and Mel’s frustration with the systems that failed to deliver answers or justice helped explain her aversion to bureaucracy.…

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Chris Metinko / Axios: Miter, which provides workforce management tools for the construction industry, raised a $40M Series B led by Battery Ventures, taking its total funding to $78M — Miter, a construction workforce management platform, raised a $40 million Series B led by Battery Ventures, CEO Connor Watumull tells Axios Pro exclusively. View Original Source Here

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A powerful “Kelvin wave,” triggered by this year’s super El Niño, is creeping up the Pacific coast of Central and North America and will soon reach California’s shores, where it could raise sea levels by up to 1 foot (30 centimeters) for months, researchers warn.Kelvin waves are a well-known, planetary-scale ocean phenomenon, but this particular forecast has experts worried because it will likely amplify the damage from severe storms, storm surges, flooding and coastal erosion that the record-shattering El Niño is expected to bring this winter.In general, a Kelvin wave is a swell wave that spans thousands of miles and…

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Fans have the opportunity to enjoy Verity ahead of its official theatrical release. The highly anticipated thriller stars Anne Hathaway as a mysterious author with dark secrets. Tickets are now available for Verity’s early access screening on Wednesday, September 30, 2026. Fans can head over to AMC Theatres‘ official website for the movie to secure a seat. The movie is scheduled to be released later this week on October 2, 2026, by Amazon MGM Studios. What is Anne Hathaway’s Verity movie about? Verity is a psychological erotic thriller based on Colleen Hoover’s 2018 novel of the same name. The movie…

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New York’s attorney general is suing an electronic dance music festival that was cancelled days before it was set to start and then “failed to issue a single refund to consumers.” The lawsuit, filed Tuesday (Sept. 29) by Attorney General Letitia James, takes aim at the organizers of Evolutions Festival — a three-day event planned for September 2025 in upstate New York with Alison Wonderland, Of The Trees and Ganja White Night booked as headliners. Related After “abruptly canceling” the festival less than two weeks before it was set to start, the AG says Evolutions has since refused to refund…

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John Shearer/Getty Images Florence Pugh is one of Hollywood’s busiest stars, playing assassin Yelena Belova in Marvel TV shows such as “Hawkeye,” and movies including “Black Widow,” “Thunderbolts*,” and this year’s “Avengers: Doomsday.” That’s all without mentioning her time as Princess Irulan in the “Dune” trilogy or the numerous dramas she’s starred in since 2014. While Pugh is mainly known for her work in film, she’s also dabbled in TV over the years, playing a cam-girl thief in ITV’s 2016 thriller “Marcella.” In 2018, she led the BBC’s adaptation of John le Carré’s “The…

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Paris Fashion Week has kicked off in great fashion—not only on major runways (including Jonathan Anderson’s romantic Dior collection and Anthony Vaccarello’s rumored final Saint Laurent show) but also on the streets. Stylish dressers from around the world have descended on the city to showcase their finest street style, and Jennifer Lopez stands out as a clear highlight. No matter where she is, J.Lo always delivers effortlessly chic ensembles, and today, she showed the ultimate formula for styling a maxi dress this fall, pairing it with one of the season’s key flat-shoe styles.While taking a break from the shows to…

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Sandwiched between the launch of the long-awaited full-fat Range Rover Electric at the start of September and the upcoming final reveal of the much-anticipated Jaguar Type 01 in New York City next week, comes—with considerably less fanfare—JLR’s Range Rover Sport Electric.However, considering that Range Rover Sport sales often run close to, or occasionally slightly higher than, the flagship Range Rover, thanks in part to its lower price, this all-electric version of the Sport could be just as important for an embattled JLR. The automaker announced earlier this month that it is cutting 4,000 jobs over the next two years.According to…

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Crossing Division Street by Rebecca Chamian Ribaudo Ribaudo’s nuanced debut challenges readers to examine their own assumptions about race, belonging and individual choice without pretending those questions can be neatly resolved. A little girl jumps into a stranger’s car at a red light in Cabrini-Green and begs her to drive. It is a startling way to begin a novel. Who is this child? What is she running from? And what is Sidone Russo, a successful Chicago attorney who never meant to get involved, supposed to do with her? The girl is eight-year-old Delu, bruised, frightened and adamant that…

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Earth’s life-support systems are in peril — and they’re getting worse — but although the window for action is closing, we still have a chance to give our planet a sustainable future, a new report finds.The report, called “Planetary Health Check 2026,” was written by more than 60 scientists and assessed the state of interconnected natural systems, or planetary boundaries, upon which Earth’s stability and resilience depend. When these boundaries are crossed, researchers say there’s an increasing risk of serious and irreversible harm.According to the report, seven of the nine identified planetary boundaries have already been breached, including climate change,…

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For those still bitter that renegade Mexican filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu’s divisive theatreland satire Birdman beat out Richard Linklater’s Boyhood for the best picture Oscar in 2015, his latest dramedy sounds like a threat rather than a promise. Tom Cruise stars as Digger Rockwell, the larger-than-life American oligarch who’s accidentally doomed the world with his reckless North Sea oil drilling. Add into the mix a dying cat, a dying president, an in-fighting cabinet and an overarching narrative gimmick that reformats the entire plot about 30 minutes in, and that’s Digger, more or less. In it Cruise makes his most blatant swing yet for that coveted…

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In addition to showing off a new hairstyle, James Hetfield donated his blood at Metallica’s immersive blood drive ahead of the band’s Las Vegas Sphere residency — and they’re offering fans the chance to do the same.Metallica have once again partnered with the American Red Cross for a “Blood Donation Experience” in Las Vegas, presented by Delta Air Lines. Launched yesterday (Sept. 28), fans can give blood at the pop-up, which will take place at the Fashion Show Las Vegas on the Las Vegas Strip through March 19, 2027.Hetfield was photographed giving blood at the experience prior to the start of Metallica’s…

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Izzy Battres landed his own HGTV show, “Izzy Does It,” after spending several years doing contractor work on “Flip or Flop,” which ended after ten seasons. Unfortunately, “Izzy Does It” – which centered on how he and his family ran his home renovation and design business while producing luxury, budget-friendly renos – aired for just a single season, as HGTV didn’t renew it. “It’s not the news we wanted to give, but here it is: there will be no Season 2,” Battres wrote on Instagram in June 2025. So what’s he been up to since? A representative for Battres has…

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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 D. L. Whipple, John Grisham, Liz Alterman, Peter O’Mahoney, Peter James, and more. Enjoy your new mystery, thriller, and suspense novels. Happy reading! View Original Source Here

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The largest defensive wall at Oued Beht. Archaeologists think its base was constructed about 4,000 years ago. (Image credit: G. Lucarini, Oued Beht Archaeological Project)Archaeologists have unearthed 4,000-year-old defensive walls in Morocco that are the oldest structures of their kind in North Africa outside the Nile Valley.The discovery expands what’s known about the human development of this region of northwestern Mediterranean Africa, known as the Maghreb, particularly about the adoption of agriculture.”For more than a century, the Maghreb was treated as a blank space in the story of Mediterranean later prehistory,” Giulio Lucarini, an archaeologist at Italy’s National Research Council, told Live…

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Matt Damon crashed Jimmy Kimmel‘s opening night in Brooklyn and got booed and escorted out of the theater by security. The actor interrupted the host’s monologue on Monday, September 28, by cheering for the Boston Red Sox from the audience. The unexpected moment began when the host brought up the upcoming American League Wild Card Series between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. Before the comedian asked the audience whether there were any Red Sox fans out there, Damon stood up from the audience and shouted, “Go Sox! Go Sox!” Reacting to this, some audience members cheered, while…

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Death From Above 1979 have announced their new album, Private Lives, and revealed that their previously announced fall tour is postponed to 2027. As a preview of the upcoming record, the band released the opening title track. Stream it below. The announcement comes as Death From Above 1979 celebrate 25 years together. Private Lives will be released January 29th, 2027 via the drum-and-bass dance-punk duo’s own label Last Gang/MNRK. The 10-track album was created out of a retrospective moment for the band. In 2024, they embarked on a 20th anniversary tour for their debut album You’re a Woman, I’m a…

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The 2026 MLB Playoffs begin with the Wild Card Series on Tuesday, September 29, when all eight teams will play Game 1. If necessary, Game 3s will be played on Thursday, October 1. The start times listed below apply if all four series require a Game 3; MLB will adjust Thursday’s schedule if fewer games are needed. AL Wild Card Series #1: The Houston Astros host the White Sox at Daikin Park in Houston, Texas, with Game 1 starting Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. ET. Game 2: Wednesday, September 30 at 5:00 p.m. ET.  Game 3 (if necessary): Thursday, October 1 at…

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In case you were unsure about whether fashion is still undecided between pared-back minimalism and all-out maximalism, Milan’s runways are making one thing abundantly clear: subtle dressing is taking a back seat for spring/summer 2027. Across Milan fashion week, designers have embraced printed skirts, exposed lingerie, playful proportions, clashing colours and a very deliberately undone approach to getting dressed (I’m looking at you, Moschino). While Prada went all-in on the statement skirt, Fendi and Marni gave exposed bras a starring role; all signalling a broader shift towards expressive clothes that feel imperfect, thrown on and, quite frankly, more fun. And…

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The Headphone (1) Pro is Nothing’s newest pair of cans, the company announced on Monday at an evening event in New York City. The headphones resemble Nothing’s first-ever over-ear headphones that debuted last summer, though the design and fit have been refined. The key change, though, is audio quality.Instead of a single dynamic driver producing the sound in each earcup, Nothing has outfitted the Headphone (1) Pro with three drivers for each ear. Most headphones use a single 40-mm dynamic driver, so a single speaker ends up handling the bass, mids, and treble of your tracks. That can cause some…

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