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How La Mesa del Tijereo Went From Two Friends With a Microphone to One of Mexico's Fastest-Growing Podcasts-INTERVIEW

When Guadalupe Juárez and Daniela Acosta uploaded the first episode of La Mesa del Tijereo last October, they weren't chasing millions of views or planning to build one of Mexico's fastest-growing comedy podcasts. They simply wanted a place to talk. Less than a year later, the pair have amassed a…

Latin Times

Tom Cruise on the creation of "totally original" new movie Digger: "I've never had something that could challenge me in this way"

Step inside the mind of Tom Cruise as he takes on the transformative role of Digger Rockwell

Total Film

“When I picked one up for the first time, I knew it was going to be special”: Periphery’s Jake Bowen jumps ship from Ibanez and joins Strandberg

The move looks set to pave the way for a headless signature guitar for the progressive metal heavyweight

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"It's basically finished": The wait is almost over for Nopia’s viral chord synth – we got an exclusive first-look demo and can finally reveal its price

Nopia's creators visit the MusicRadar HQ to show us what this pastel-coloured "harmony machine" can do ahead of its release later this year

MusicRadar

Ratatouille 2 Isn't Happening. Here Are 5 Other Pixar Movies That Better Not Get A Sequel, Either

Because perfect films don't need to get sequels or follow-ups.

Cinemablend

I Just Found Out How They Redid The Malcolm In The Middle House, And It Sounds Like An Insane Amount Of Work

All work and no play.

Cinemablend

First trailer for new buddy movie from Deadpool and Wolverine producers sees Kenneth Branagh hold Ryan Reynolds hostage

Apple TV's star-studded new buddy comedy Mayday gets its first trailer

Total Film

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D-topia review – cosy sci-fi mystery takes aim at AI

A soft puzzle game makes a sharp point about the over-optimised future ahead

The Guardian - UK

Does 'House Of The Dragon' Need Nettles? Why The Change To Canon Is So Polarizing

With 'House of the Dragon' Season 3, we finally see the effects of cutting Nettles from the story — and it hurts as much as it helps.

Inverse

“Punk rock and alternative music would not be what it is or where it is without her”: L7 bassist Jennifer Finch reveals aggressive brain cancer diagnosis ahead of band’s farewell tour

The band, together with Finch’s family and friends, have set up a crowdfunding campaign to help cover her urgent medical expenses

Guitar World

Susanna Reid blasts GMB guest's 'despicable' remark about Ann Widdecombe death

Kevin Maguire criticised over ‘unfair’ remarks made about death of Reform spokeswoman who was killed at her Devon home

Evening Standard

Charli XCX Predicts Rise of 'Anti-Marketing,' Fans Divided: 'Genius' or 'Out of Touch'?

Charli XCX's prediction of 'anti-marketing' as a future trend in media promotion has sparked debate, with fans praising her foresight and critics dismissing it as a rebranding of existing tactics.

International Business Times UK

The Russo Brothers Are Out Here Getting Asked About More Marvel Movies Again

Will Secret Wars be the end?

Cinemablend

63 Years Later, An Underrated Western Masterpiece Just Got A Huge Upgrade

Paul Newman stars as Hud in the extraordinary western directed by Martin Ritt, now given a 4K restoration by Criterion.

Inverse

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James Franco Claims He Captured an Alien on Camera, But Fans Think He's Teasing a Hollywood Comeback

James Franco's cryptic TikTok videos, hinting at an alien encounter, have sparked speculation about a potential Hollywood comeback or a new film project

MusicRadar

Jake Bowen goes headless as Periphery guitarist officially swaps Ibanez for Strandberg – but what will his signature model look like and when might we see it?

The Periphery guitarist had been playing various Strandbergs of late, and now joins Plini, Per Nilsson and Jacob Collier on the artist roster

Metal Hammer

"And as we descended, cries of impending doom rose from the soil. One thousand, nay, a million voices full of fear." How Tool recorded a 15-minute song about crying carrots and absolutely destroyed some old pianos in the process

The closing song on their debut album Undertow was tucked away after 59 silent tracks

Cinemablend

Elisabeth Hasselbeck On The Only Two Skills She Learned (On The Plane) Before Heading Into Survivor

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The Guardian - UK

System of a Down review – perverted pop and anti-war anger mixed into a metal melee

The veteran band may not have much new material to show for the past decade or so but this brutal, melodious mayhem still inspires catharsis

The Guardian - UK

The Jonathan Larson Project review – Rent composer’s lost songs find a glorious new home

A lesser-known selection from the composer and lyricist’s archive is full of heart and humour, swinging between cabaret blues and pop bangers

Total Film

Doctor Doom and Tony Stark looking the same will "all make sense" when you see Avengers: Doomsday, says Joe Russo

Robert Downey Jr. being both Tony Stark and Doctor Doom will make sense

MusicRadar

“He’s the Quincy Jones of the rap world. Working together was like nothing I've ever experienced – it’s like watching Fantasia!”: Hip-hop hitmaker Rogét Chahayed on learning his craft from Dr Dre

The Grammy-nominated producer/songwriter behind songs from Drake, Travis Scott and Bruno Mars opens up about being mentored by one of hip-hop's living legends

Guitar World

“The crowds hated us! They were only there to see Stevie Ray, and they didn’t give us a chance... One night he called me on stage, and he handed me a Strat”: Brian Setzer on what he learned playing Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Stratocaster

Stray Cats hit the road with the blues legend back in 1989, giving Setzer the chance to learn the truth behind the SRV tone rumors

Total Film

The Odyssey's runtime had to stay under three hours because of IMAX limitations

After pushing IMAX to its limits with Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan had no choice but to keep The Odyssey's runtime under 3 hours

Evening Standard

The Script frontman backs Sinn Féin’s artificial intelligence motion

Danny O’Donoghue said intellectual property theft is happening on an ‘industrial scale’ thanks to AI.

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