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London’s Heathrow shut after power outage: Which flights were disrupted?

A fire at an electricity substation serving the airport took out the power, officials say.

Al Jazeera

“Very Creepy”: Oprah’s Resurfaced Interview With The Olsen Twins Sparks Outrage

“They should have canceled her like they did with Ellen" The post “Very Creepy”: Oprah’s Resurfaced Interview With The Olsen Twins Sparks Outrage first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Rami Malek shares rare comment on Emma Corrin romance

Star couple are known to have been dating since 2023

The Independent UK

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Outlander season 7 ending explained: A big ball of timey-wimey stuff

William attempts a daring rescue while Claire recovers in Outlander season 7 episode 16.

WhatToWatch

New on Netflix: 5 movies and shows to watch this week (Jan. 13-19)

Dig into all the new Netflix TV shows and movies heading to Netflix this week.

Tom’s Guide

The Princess of 72nd Street by Elaine Kraf review – charming portrait of an artist in her own world

Kraf’s charming and challenging fourth and final novel, now published in the UK, is narrated by a New Yorker who experiences psychotic episodes

The Guardian - UK

Nosferatu should "feel like a love triangle" according to star Lily-Rose Depp, albeit a twisted one

Exclusive: Lily-Rose Depp says Ellen's twisted desire for Count Orlok is at the heart of the movie

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Nosferatu reviews: critics praise Robert Eggers’ 'magnificent' vampire film remake

The Cert-15 film, set to hit UK cinemas on New Year’s Day 2025, has generated early buzz— but is it worth a day-one watch?

Evening Standard

Why We Can’t Seem To Shake Horror’s Greatest Villain, The ‘Death Mother’

Our deepest anxieties are laid bare — when mom is in the room.

Inverse

The ‘Death Mother’: Horror’s most unnerving villain

Horror films draw us into a world where our deepest anxieties are laid bare. They illuminate the darker recesses of the human psyche – ones that we often prefer to ignore.

The Conversation

50 Celebrities That Messed Up So Badly That Barely Anyone Respects Them Anymore

Reputation is a fickle thing. It can take years—if not decades—to build up. But it only takes moments to destroy. The post 50 Celebrities That Messed Up So Badly That Barely Anyone Respects Them Anymore first appeared on Bored Panda.

Bored Panda

From fashion to the food industry: 11 ways that weight-loss drugs have changed the world

The growing – and sometimes secret – use of drugs containing semaglutide has had a huge impact on how we live … but where will it end?

The Guardian - UK

Nosferatu movie trailer teaser is as chilling as it is cryptic, and it sounds like a full trailer is coming in a few days

The gothic horror is out on Christmas Day

Total Film

This is how we do it: ‘We have phone sex once a month – and it feels primal’

Ellen and Santiago have a long-distance marriage, so stoke the flames of their relationship remotely

The Guardian - UK

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The Conversation

Opera Eucalyptus is a lush adaptation of Murray Bail’s novel – with a modern twist

My first curiosities about the new opera Eucalyptus, an adaptation of Murray Bail’s multi-award-winning 1998 novel, were regarding how Ellen and the many stories told to her by her ultimately successful suitor would be portrayed.

The Independent UK

Blake Lively reveals she’s ‘always hated’ her middle name

‘It’s not a word, it doesn’t exist,’ Lively said of her middle name

Inverse

'Zenless Zone Zero' Banners: Currently Available, Next, Schedule, and 1.0 Update Banners

Get a full breakdown and list of the Zenless Zone Zero banners that are currently available and the next banners coming with the next update.

Marie Claire

The Best '90s Thrillers of All Time

From mysteries to crime dramas, the decade was a golden era for the genre.

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The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak dubbed ‘pound shop Farage’ during hour-long LBC mauling

The prime minister faced a grilling from callers furious at the Conservatives’ 14-year record on the state of the NHS and housing - as well as the party’s decision to accept millions from controversial donor Frank Hester

The Guardian - UK

‘I see little point’: UK university students on why attendance has plummeted

About half the students who got in touch skip lectures, with many ‘disappointed’ with the experience and others forced to prioritise paid work

The Guardian - UK

This is how we do it: ‘We’ll put on our sex playlist and change the lights to purple. It ignites a fire inside us’

After sexless marriages, Jasper and Ellen discovered what they’d been missing out on

The Guardian - UK

‘Push through the feelings of: I’m worthless, this sucks’: can anyone learn to be a top songwriter?

Songwriting courses are exploding in popularity, with everyone from Mark Ronson to Alicia Keys as teachers. On a retreat in north Wales, our folk music critic tries to write her first song

Bored Panda

“Maybe You’re The Problem”: Backlash Ensues For Dakota Johnson’s Complaints About “The Office”

"Some people didn’t speak to each other. And I’m coming in like, 'So excited to be here!'" The post “Maybe You’re The Problem”: Backlash Ensues For Dakota Johnson’s Complaints About “The Office” first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Conversation

Jaws turns 50: reading Peter Benchley's novel, you barely mind if its self-loathing characters are eaten by a 'genius' shark

How many times have you come out of the cinema and heard someone snidely remark they preferred the book, as though this somehow connects them to a richer, more highbrow tradition?

Chicago Sun-Times

Getting tattoos put me at odds with my parents. Maybe the clash was what we needed.

Chicago Sun-Times reporter Mary Norkol writes about her own body art, how coming home for the holidays and other visits with new ink hasn’t always been well received. But her folks seem to be warming to her tattoos.

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