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‘So much of it resonates’: The Pitt strikes a chord with UK A&E medics

Doctors and nurses say hit drama paints a mostly realistic picture of the frontline of emergency medicine

The Guardian - UK

“You See The Face, Right?”: Figure Lurking In DC Woman’s Back Alley At Night Racks Up Over 1M Views

“That’s definitely a person."

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‘You see the face, right?’: D.C. woman freezes after spotting a figure lurking in her back alley at night

Fear of the dark.

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The Rocky Horror Show review – campy musical returns to Broadway in need of an energy boost

The 1973 cult favorite is back with a stacked cast, including Juliette Lewis, Luke Evans and Rachel Dratch, but only flashes of genuine fun

The Guardian - US

58 Times People Got Fired In Ways They Might Never Forget

There are many possible reasons someone might be fired, whether due to attendance issues, subpar performance, or a poor cultural fit. However, some people are terminated from their jobs due to extreme circumstances that, for the most part, they brought upon themselves. Here are their stories, as shared by their…

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Why is Michael Jackson so creepy in his new biopic?

COMMENT: By scrubbing the Michael Jackson story of its darker context – from his allegations of violent abuse by his father to his early encounters with sex – the controversial new biopic instead renders Jackson a strange, eerie kook. It’s an ironic result for an overly sanitised movie designed to…

The Independent UK

Family fallouts to million-dollar reshoots: The Michael Jackson biopic’s (many) controversies

The widely condemned film stars Jaafar Jackson as his uncle

The Independent UK

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Alan Slingsby obituary

Other lives: Journalist and ‘designer to the labour movement’ who worked for many trade union publications

The Guardian - UK

Marvel TV boss agrees What If…? should have given fans an episode on what happened if the other half of the Avengers were snapped

Brad Winderbaum agrees there was a missed opportunity in What If…?

Total Film

Bored Panda Community List 41 Celebrities Who Got Their Reputation Ruined For No Good Reason

In the entertainment industry, your name is your brand, and that means whatever you do—on stage, on screen, or off the clock—can shape how the media portrays you for years to come. As the whole Jim Carrey replacement conspiracy theory proved, people love creating narratives, even when they’re completely baseless.…

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Molly Vs The Machines: what happened to Molly Russell?

The 14 year old took her own life after viewing disturbing content on social media

Evening Standard

School Spirits Is Starting To Remind Me Of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Here's Why

The similarities are crazy!

Cinemablend

Old Songs by Amy Jeffs and Gwen Burns review – ancient tales of murder, maidens and magic

These interconnected short stories of love and death, inspired by traditional ballads from the British Isles, are narrated with immediacy and warmth

The Guardian - UK

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die review – An AI satire that’s the work of a very angry filmmaker

3/5 The director of the original ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ embraces his darker, more idiosyncratic streak with this flawed but intriguingly cranky sci-fi film starring Sam Rockwell

The Independent UK

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The Mary Sue

Gore Verbsinski’s Anti-AI Movie Let Its Cast Have Fun With Stunts [INTERVIEW]

'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' is in theaters now.

Inverse

'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' Ending Explained: Was It All A Simulation?

Gore Verbinski reveals why the cliffhanger ending of his new sci-fi action comedy was intentional, and what it says about the revolution against AI.

The Guardian - UK

Michael Jackson: The Trial review – these unheard recordings of the singer make for alarming listening

This troubling documentary charts the events leading up to and surrounding Jackson’s 2005 trial for molesting 13-year-old Gavin Arvizo (of which he was found not guilty) – and features newly released tapes of Jackson

The Independent UK

‘These are the most self-revealing recordings ever made of him’: Inside Channel 4’s extraordinary Michael Jackson: The Trial

IN FOCUS: As a new series delves into the King of Pop’s circus-like 2005 abuse trial, Tom Fordy speaks to a former close friend of the singer, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, prosecutor Ron Zonen, and documentary producer Tom Anstiss

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Digital Camera World

100 winning portraits turn Britain's streets into a nationwide photography exhibition

Portrait of Britain Vol. 8 reveals powerful stories of modern life on digital screens across the UK

Marie Claire

I Hate Hosting Dinner Parties, but I Love Watching Fictional Parties Derail

Hating dinner parties as a child, Viola van de Sandt now finds joy in their chaos—at least on screen. From burned canapés to family confrontations, fictional parties reveal women’s transformation, independence, and self-discovery.

Evening Standard

Gil Gerard dead: Buck Rogers star dies at 82 and leaves heartbreaking posthumous message

Actor on hit TV series leaves message to fans that was released by his widow following his death

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Buck Rogers star Gil Gerard dies days after 'aggressive' cancer diagnosis

Buck Rogers in the 25th Century star Gil Gerard has died aged 82 following a battle with a rare and "viciously aggressive" form of cancer.

The Independent UK

Gil Gerard death: Actor known for ‘Buck Rogers in the 25th Century’ dies aged 82

Actor played astronaut Buck Rogers, who is frozen for 504 years in space and revived in 2491

The Guardian - UK

‘A doll to me and a trumptet to Jimmie’: six-year-old girl’s letter to Santa in 1883

Janet’s wishlist, which ran in Leeds Mercury, and letter from Hampshire girl in 1898 unearthed in newspaper archives

Woman & Home

Why slimmer isn't always healthier – and how to stop being 'skinny fat'

Fitness expert and woman&home health columnist Annie Deadman explains why there's more to a healthy body than being slim

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