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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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Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a 1,700-year-old limestone tomb with a rare poem inscribed on it in ancient Greek, likely from a son lamenting his father’s death.The tomb, which has a pyramid-shaped roof, dates to the fourth century, when the Roman Empire controlled Egypt. A team found it in the Dakhla Oasis, near ancient Mothis (modern-day Mut), a prominent city in the oasis.Built for a husband and wife, the tomb has a stone plaque containing a 19-line poem written in ancient Greek, representatives of the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities said in a translated statement. The deceased man was…

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For generations of Sudanese women, cotton meant money of their own. Grandmothers spun raw fibres into thread and sold it, granting women who might otherwise have no income a degree of independence. It was also one of Sudan’s great colonial commodities, grown for wealth that largely travelled elsewhere. In Suzannah Mirghani’s Cotton Queen, those fibres come carrying an awful lot of baggage.Teenage Nafisa (Mihad Murtada) has rather more immediate concerns. She loves Babiker (Talaat Farid) and would like to marry him. Unfortunately her formidable grandmother Al-Sit (Rabha Mohamed Mahmoud) has already selected Nadir (Hassan Kassala), a young Sudanese man raised in Britain.…

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The staff of Pitchfork listens to a lot of new music. A lot of it. On any given day our writers, editors, and contributors go through an imposing number of new releases, giving recommendations to each other and discovering new favorites along the way. Each Monday, with our Pitchfork Selects playlist, we’re sharing what our writers are playing obsessively and highlighting some of the Pitchfork staff’s favorite new music. The playlist is a grab-bag of tracks: Its only guiding principle is that these are the songs you’d gladly send to a friend.This week’s Pitchfork Selects playlist features Lily Konigsberg, Krill,…

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Tinseltown/Shutterstock Kaley Cuoco’s first main-cast TV role was in a forgotten TV show that also starred Hollywood legend Betty White. We’re talking about “Ladies Man,” which aired from 1999 to 2001. It centered on a man named Jimmy Stiles, who was overwhelmed by the number of women in his life — including Bonnie Stiles, one of his daughters. Taking over the role from Shawna Waldron, Cuoco played Bonnie across Season 2. Meanwhile, White played the role of Mitzi Stiles — Jimmy’s mother and Bonnie’s grandmother. Cuoco and White didn’t have much time…

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Featured Podcasts Invest Like the Best: Noah Shinn – Building Instinct: The Personal Agent The leading destination to learn about business and investing. We do this by showcasing exceptional talent and ideas. Subscribe to Invest Like the Best. Lenny’s Podcast: The grief, loneliness, and burnout sweeping through the tech industry right now | Molly Graham Interviews with world-class product leaders and growth experts to uncover actionable advice to help you build, launch, and grow your own product. Subscribe to Lenny’s Podcast. Big Technology Podcast: Meta’s Muse Revival, Frontier AI Under Threat, The Rise Of Dopamine Sites The Big Technology Podcast…

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The Water House by Nneoma Ike-Njoku “One child doesn’t make it out of this story alive. Perhaps it’s the wrong one. I think everyone else might have wondered the same thing at some point.” A destitute young woman with a deeply troubled past. A brooding, enigmatic stranger who offers to marry her. A large house on a remote island, filled with secrets and haunted by a near-spectral inhabitant. You think you know what this is all about, but this is no nineteenth-century estate on the British moors. In Nneoma Ike-Njoku’s The Water House, it is 1967 Nigeria, on the eve…

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An American spy satellite deployed during the Cold War has exploded above our planet without warning — and, so far, scientists can’t explain why. The debris cloud from this sudden fragmentation, which experts are still trying to measure, could pose a very “real threat” to other spacecraft in a highly crowded region of low Earth orbit (LEO), experts warn.The spacecraft, known as USA 32 or Farrah III, was launched by the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) in 1988. Its mission, which was only fully declassified earlier this year, was to intercept Soviet radar and radio signals from space, according to Futura.…

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The movie IF, starring Ryan Reynolds and John Krasinski, will soon be leaving Netflix. The 2024 family comedy brings together a young protagonist and a group of forgotten imaginary friends. Despite earning a mixed response from critics, the film went on to gross approximately $190 million worldwide. Ryan Reynolds-led family comedy to leave Netflix in October Ryan Reynolds and John Krasinski’s family comedy IF is set to leave Netflix soon, according to What’s on Netflix. The 2024 film will remain available on the streaming platform for a limited time before its scheduled departure on October 9, 2026. In addition to…

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One of the most talked-about moments from Olivia Rodrigo‘s opening night on the Unraveled Tour was how one of her outfits, well, unraveled on stage. Starting out as a simple collared dress with a pleated skirt, the buzzy look in question made its debut as the pop star sang her Billboard Hot 100 No. 5 hit “The Cure” at PeoplesBank Arena in Connecticut on Friday (Sept. 25), standing beneath a curtain of artificial rain that breaks down the piece of clothing in a matter of minutes to reveal a red one-piece Rodrigo wears underneath. Three days later, designer Hussein Chalayan…

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The CW Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot. On TV this Monday: “All American” comes to an end, “Futurama” wraps its 14th season, and Jeff Lewis returns to Bravo. If you’d like a recommended watchlist delivered to your inbox each morning, you can sign up for TVLine’s free What to Watch newsletter here. PRINTABLE OCTOBER TV CALENDAR Showtimes…

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Taylor Swift is in the building. She just walked the red carpet at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards wearing a Tamara Ralph Haute Couture fall 2026 dress. With a velvet body and a sequin skirt, the dress is the picture of elegance, but I couldn’t help but focus on a different part of her look: her jewelry. Her fans are no doubt excited to catch another glimpse of her new wedding band—especially since we still haven’t seen the dress she got married in!—but it wasn’t the only new jewel on her hands.On her left hand, Swift complemented her engagement…

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Sony’s new ULT range of speakers stretches from the relatively manageable $450 ULT Tower 5 to the frankly ridiculous $1,200 ULT Tower Max. Sitting between them is the ULT Tower 7, with excellent sound, an ample selection of inputs, a combined 420 watts of output, and a 30-hour battery. Be warned, though, while it’s smaller than the Tower Max, it is still absolutely enormous and weighs 50.3 pounds.Most party speakers will accept music from a DJ controller, but Sony goes further with RCA and balanced XLR inputs, plus an XLR output for expanding a wired setup. Auracast-based Party Chain can…

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September brings a change of pace, with cooler moments, fresh routines, and plenty of reasons to settle in with a good book. It’s the perfect time to trade busy days for quiet reading moments, discover a story you didn’t expect to love, and let a few extra pages become part of your everyday rhythm. Whether you’re in the mood for an absorbing mystery, a heartfelt romance, an imaginative escape, or a story that stays with you long after the final page, there’s something waiting to catch your attention. 🍂 So, as the season begins to shift, make room on your…

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quick factsWhat it is: IC 348, a star-forming reflection nebulaWhere it is: 1,000 light-years away in the constellation PerseusWhen it was shared: Sept. 15, 2026.Behold: one of the largest panoramas from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) released to date. This busy and breathtaking image offers a remarkably detailed view of IC 348, a nearby stellar nursery where astronomers are investigating some of the smallest objects produced by star formation.IC 348 is one of the closest stellar nurseries to Earth and appears in this near-infrared image as an intricate landscape of stars, glowing material and sweeping clouds of gas and…

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In 2007, I got up early one autumn morning and took the train to Worksop in Nottinghamshire. My reading material for the journey was the Nicolas Winding Refn and Brock Norman Brock screenplay for the film Bronson, about the infamous pugilist and jailbird, which was eventually released in 2008. I had been invited to visit the set of the film during its production, and I was able to witness a scene in which its star, Tom Hardy, convincingly duffed up two goons in a barn as part of an illegal bare-knuckle boxing bout. My primary memory of that enjoyable afternoon is tethered to the boyish…

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Congrats to Nirvana, who added to a legendary history of accolade by receiving the MTV Video Music Awards most cherished honor, the Video Vanguard Award. The career achievement honor has previously gone to such acts as Madonna, Peter Gabriel, Michael Jackson, Bon Jovi, Guns N’ Roses, Tom Petty, R.E.M., Beastie Boys and Red Hot Chili Peppers amongst others.For this year’s ceremony, the band was saluted with a speech from Public Enemy’s Chuck D., who reflected on the impact that Nirvana had during their run in the late ’80s and early ’90s. Sadly, the 1994 death of Kurt Cobain concluded what…

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Universal Pictures Long before her breakout film role in “Sixteen Candles,” Molly Ringwald began her TV acting career as a background character in “Diff’rent Strokes.” She played Molly Parker, one of Kimberly’s (Dana Plato) classmates at school. In her debut in the Season 1 finale, “The Girls School,” she’s a confident and fast-talking kid who remains that way in her follow-up appearance in Season 2’s “The Slumber Party.”  Speaking to the Sacramento Bee in 1980, Molly Ringwald described her character as “a 12-year-old who behaves like a 32-year-old feminist.” That’s…

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Qianer Liu / The Information: Sources: China’s government asked Alibaba, ByteDance, and others to report on their plans to buy Nvidia RTX Pro 5500, saying it intends to approve the purchases — China’s government has signaled it could allow some domestic companies to buy a new Nvidia chip built for high-end professional computers … View Original Source Here

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An enormous, ongoing cosmic “fart” is causing a mysterious zombie star to flare up repeatedly, shining bright pulses of X-rays toward Earth, a new study reveals. The unprecedented observations shed light on how some of the universe’s most extreme objects interact with one another.Around 13,000 light-years from Earth lies an unusual binary star system, known as BP Crucis. It contains a blue hypergiant star roughly 60 times larger than the sun, dubbed Wray 977, alongside a neutron star — the undead and ultradense remains of a star that exploded via a supernova — that astronomers have labeled GX 301-2.This stellar…

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This week on Paramount+ brings the return of Justin Hartley, a new Yellowstone spin-off, and other releases. Premiering October 4, Season 2 of Marshals picks up after last season’s explosive events and pushes Kayce Dutton, played by Luke Grimes, and his team into even more dangerous territory. As personal threats collide with a larger fight over land and power, the unit must navigate new enemies and intense political and legal pressure while fighting to stay together. Tracker Season 4 also arrives on Paramount+ the same day. The season follows Justin Hartley‘s Colter Shaw as he continues his life on the road,…

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Legendary Metallica bassist Cliff Burton was tragically killed in a tour bus crash in Sweden on September 27th, 2026. Forty years after his passing, Jason Newsted, the man who had the difficult task of replacing him, reflected on Burton’s musical brilliance in an interview with Heavy Consequence. Newsted spoke in awe of Burton’s talents, telling us, “Cliff could wake up and do it. James [Hetfield] could wake up after how many ever beers and do it. Just wake up 10 minutes out of bed and play as good as I could after working for five hours to get to that…

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NBC Winning an Emmy for acting is not an easy thing to do. Winning four in a row for acting is a feat that only four people have ever managed to accomplish — most recently Jean Smart, who won five in a row for her role on “Hacks.” But there’s only been one person who managed to earn that prestigious honor and then ask to never be nominated again. That distinction belongs to John Larroquette, who won four Emmys for his portrayal of Dan Fielding on the hit sitcom “Night…

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Some people, like Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz, share clothes with their partners. Others, like Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, co-own pieces with their sisters. However, when it comes to my mum and me, we’ve taken a Rory and Lorelai Gilmore route and made it quite the habit to shop each other’s wardrobes. They say necessity is the mother of invention, and I would argue that this adage certainly applies to us, especially since this unorthodox way of dressing emerged from our constant fawning over the same things. Rather than buying two identical items and running the risk of wearing them…

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