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Spider-Man fans are convinced a Beyond the Spider-Verse announcement is imminent after a 20-foot Miles Morales logo appeared in New York

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Total Film

Silent Men review – man puts himself on the spot as he dives into his big emotions

Film-maker Duncan Cowles braves the discomfort of putting himself in front of the camera to address men’s inability to talk about their problems

The Guardian - UK

James Gunn answers everyone's big question about how Peacemaker's first season fits into new DC canon, but there's one exception that they will "deal with" in season 2

“The truth is almost all of Peacemaker is canon with the exception of Justice League"

Total Film

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42 Years Ago, a Massively Influential Sci-Fi Thriller Invented a New Genre — And We Never Moved On

Back in the distant past of 2019, Harrison Ford's iconic Blade Runner began hunting rogue replicants. Is their story still relevant today?

Inverse

Watch all of If These Trees Could Talk's headline slot from this year's Portals Festival

Ohio's instrumental post-rockers If These Trees Could Talk played their very first UK performance at this year's Portals Festival

Louder

Letitia Wright on fame: 'Why is my pilot telling me 'Wakanda Forever' in the middle of the sea? Land safely please!'

Wright speaks to The Standard on her journey beyond blockbuster fame, the ‘surreal’ feeling of being recognised and stepping behind the camera

Evening Standard

The Game Awards 2024: full list of nominees, categories, and how to vote

Games nomiated across 29 categories for 2024 honours - and you can play a part

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BBC Radio 2 schedule shake-up sees Trevor Nelson take over Scott Mills’ slot

Zoe Ball has announced her departure from the BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show after six years.

Evening Standard

Tell us your favourite stage show of 2024

Tell us about your standout stage production of the year – we’ll feature a selection of your favourites

The Guardian - UK

Model Wants 'To Have Elon Musk's Baby On Mars': 'One Small Thrust For Man, One Giant Baby Bump For Mankind'

A Swedish OnlyFans model has announced her ambitious dream to have Elon Musk's baby on Mars, aiming to document the journey for "history".

International Business Times UK

"Music has been boiled down to fifteen-second gimmicks for social media": Tuk Smith wants to return us to a world shaped by weirdos and mavericks, not algorithms

Recording almost everything on his latest album himself and putting it out on his own label, Tuk Smith followed the adage that if you want something doing properly, do it yourself

Louder

“It’s the best guitar in the world”: The Silver Sparkle Gibson Les Paul Florentine that Noel Gallagher played on Be Here Now fetches over $280,000 at auction

The 1997 Custom Shop doozie has changed hands a number of times over the years, this time going, going, gone at £226,000

MusicRadar

Jamiroquai announce London O2 date as part of 2025 tour

The English acid jazz band will return for their first live shows in six years, including one night only in London

Evening Standard

The Mars Volta: ‘The world we were in was very sexist and homophobic’

An intimate new documentary takes us behind the highs and lows of a band who were touched by many tragedies

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Louder

“I’m in it to win it.” Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan enters charity raffle to win Courtney Love's hand-written lyrics for Hole's Violet, a song inspired by Billy Corgan, “a guy I know a little bit about”

Want to beat Billy Corgan to the ownership of lyrics about Billy Corgan, and help a wildlife sanctuary in Sumatra at the same time? Of course you do

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Female Athlete Poops Her Pants Mid-Run, Keeps Going—Gets First Place And $210k Cash Prize

“Poor woman. No [judgment] here other than what an athletic achievement to have undertaken the event in the first place! Leave her alone!” The post Female Athlete Poops Her Pants Mid-Run, Keeps Going—Gets First Place And $210k Cash Prize first appeared on Bored Panda.

MusicRadar

Tame Impala's new instrument company reveals Orchid, a chord-generating keyboard designed to help "songwriters and musicians find what’s on their mind"

Telepathic Instruments gives us a closer look at its debut product - but what exactly is it?

MusicRadar

“I feel like I’m not even making a record - I’m just tuning guitars!”: Myles Kennedy and Devin Townsend talk gear ahead of their joint tour

Devin’s advice: “Try the Evertune system”

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'Counter-Strike 2' Update Brings Back Classic Train Map With a Remade Look

Valve just released the iconic Train map for Counter-Strike 2 with a major visual overhaul that changes a lot of things.

The Guardian - US

‘We’re humanizing Manson’: docuseries adds depth to a notorious criminal

The makers of Making Manson have found a wealth of new audio footage that adds texture to an infamous figure without absolving him of his terrible crimes

Evening Standard

Scott Mills to replace Zoe Ball as BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show host

Ball will host her last show on December 20 with Mills set to begin fronting the programme from January.

The Guardian - UK

The Magic Reindeer: Saving Santa’s Sleigh review – festive fair play in well-meaning kids’ toon

This family film contains many useful lessons for little ones but could have done with more loveable heroes, boo-hissable villains and witty dialogue

The Guardian - UK

Blackbird Singing at Dusk by Wendy Pratt review – the great smells of the north and nature

Grief rubs shoulders with greasy chip pans in a humorous and heartfelt celebration of the coastal working class

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“Shallow Gesture”: John Stamos’ “Solidarity” Post With Cancer-Stricken Dave Coulier Sparks Debate

“A person with cancer doesn’t have a 'cap' they can take off. Prayers and strength to Dave!!!” The post “Shallow Gesture”: John Stamos’ “Solidarity” Post With Cancer-Stricken Dave Coulier Sparks Debate first appeared on Bored Panda.

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"After the uproarious bash which was the 40th anniversary of our first record, Red Roses for Me, we wanted to do it again." The Pogues announce first UK headline tour in 13 years, celebrating 40 years of their classic album Rum Sodomy & the Lash

London-Irish folk-punk group to tour for the first time since the death of former frontman Shane MacGowan

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