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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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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.

The Mary Sue

'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.

Inverse

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 Guardian - 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

The Independent UK

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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

Digital Camera World

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.

Marie Claire

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

Evening Standard

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.

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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 Independent 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

The Guardian - UK

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

Woman & Home

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The Conversation

Anxiety over school admissions isn’t limited to college – parents of young children are also feeling pressure, some more acutely than others

Deciding where to send your child to kindergarten has become one of the most high-stakes moments in many American families’ lives.

The Guardian - UK

Melanie and Janet behind the beauty store counter: Victor Wedderburn’s best photograph

‘Melanie was my then wife – I couldn’t earn enough from photography, so we got a bank loan and opened the shop, with Janet as a partner. My photos from that time feel important now because that community is gone’

Creative Bloq

“Madness, violence and murder are comic book standards” – Mags Visaggio on creating the Rocky Horror Show sequel

The comic book writer had to fight her “stupid training” to capture the cult movie's madcap pacing.

The Guardian - UK

Letter: Allan Ahlberg obituary

Diana Barnes writes: I recommended The Baby’s Catalogue as a very useful start

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Rural women are at a higher risk of violence − and less likely to get help

I have been teaching a course on rural criminology since 2014, and most of my students are surprised by the information on violence against women presented to them.

Inverse

50 Years Ago, A Sci-Fi Cult Classic Inspired An Iconic Cinematic Tradition

There's no better argument for the cinematic experience than this queer musical romp.

WhatToWatch

Outlander: Blood of my Blood season 1 episode 1 recap: Love at first sight

Jamie Fraser’s parents meet in the season premiere of Outlander’s spin-off.

Cinemablend

Tony Hale And D'Arcy Carden Name Dropped Arrested Development And The Good Place When I Asked Which Of Their Iconic TV Characters Should Get The Sketch Treatment

OK, I would so give money to watch this.

WhatToWatch

Wednesday season 2 episode 1 recap: the Addams family return to Nevermore (Spoilers)

Wednesday season 2 episode 1 recap — Wednesday returns for another year at Nevermore Academy navigating new friends, foes, mysteries and horrors.

Evening Standard

Michael Rosen says Allan Ahlberg was a ‘pioneer of great children’s literature’

The children’s author, known for books including Peepo! and Woof!, has died at the age of 87.

Euronews

Allan Ahlberg, British children's author of 'Funny Bones' and 'The Jolly Postman', dies aged 87

The author of classic titles like 'The Jolly Postman', 'Peepo!' and 'Funny Bones' wrote "mini masterpieces" that have endured for decades.

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