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Paul Mescal interviews Ridley Scott: ‘I was so ahead of the game. The Oxbridge lot were aghast’

As Gladiator II roars into the arena, its Oscar-winning director and star talk about horse-riding, Blade Runner, vodka, Scorsese, Elon Musk, vulnerability, AI … and Russell Crowe

The Guardian - UK

Another cruise port votes against allowing larger cruise ships

Just a few dozen voters kept the major cruise lines from being able to stop in a popular port.

The Street

Long Island by Colm Tóibín review – Jessie Buckley shines voicing the sequel to Brooklyn

The Irish actor’s nuanced narration captures the conflicting emotions in Tóibín’s tale of infidelity, homecoming and the roads not taken

The Guardian - UK

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4 brilliant new metal bands you need to hear this month

From The Gloom In The Corner's cinematic metalcore to Sgáile's mountain-inspired doom, industrial goth of Black Satellite and brutal Belgian post-metallers Divided, these are the brilliant new bands you need to hear in November 2024

Metal Hammer

"I've got my new band together now. I've got the Yes that I wanted": After half a century of Yes music, Jon Anderson talks about everything, from football to fairies

Fronting Yes he was one of the architects of prog rock, and now he fronts his own band. But that’s only part of his wondrous story

Louder

Best historical fiction books of 2024, from Robert Harris to Colm Tóibín

THE LIST: Transport yourself back to a bygone era with Katie Rosseinsky’s guide to the best historical fiction releases of the year

The Independent UK

The intriguing RB Leipzig goals stat than could define Celtic's battleplan

RB Leipzig travel to Celtic Park in need of a win - but this intriguing goals start could have bearing on the evening

The National (Scotland)

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Parents' joy as mementoes of dead son are returned after grave theft

Alleged grave robber charged after police raid recovers items plus gun

The Canberra Times

Two women realize they were swapped at birth 50 years ago after DNA test

‘My birth certificate is wrong, my passport, my driving license—everything is wrong,’ woman says

The Independent UK

Brendan Rodgers unconcerned by 'second and third' match between Aberdeen and Rangers

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has stressed he is unconcerned about the outcome of the "second and third" match between Aberdeen and…

The National (Scotland)

TV characters and their pricey homes

Carrie Bradshaw and "Friends" likely couldn't afford the same pads today

Salon

How to Overwinter Geraniums — There are 6 Simple Steps You Should Take Before the Frost Begins

Prepare these gorgeous South African native flowers for the chilly weather that's due to hit your zone with these professional tips

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Woman Wins $3.2 Million Mansion And $326K Cash In Charity Giveaway After Skipping Work

Jo Booth, 61, who has spent nearly two decades helping the homeless, was in disbelief when she received the life-changing news on the day she decided to take off from work.

International Business Times

Carnival Cruise Line passengers banned after a really dumb move

The cruise line never would have caught criminal passengers without them posting their crimes to social media.

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Photographer BriAnne Wills Captures 33 Women With Their Cats, Challenging Outdated Stereotypes (New Pics)

Not all cat ladies are crazy cat ladies and photographer BriAnne Wills is determined to prove that through her heartwarming series "Girls and their Cats." The post Photographer BriAnne Wills Captures 33 Women With Their Cats, Challenging Outdated Stereotypes (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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‘I was so naive’: 10 years after Umbrella protests, Hongkongers remember China’s crackdown

Anniversary of pro-democracy demonstration takes place in city where protest has been largely criminalised and activists silenced

Evening Standard

Best Secret Santa ideas under £20 that friends and colleagues will love

Nail the art of Secret Santa subterfuge

Louder

Irish post-rockers A Burial At Sea collaborate with Peter Broderick on new single Boss Man Tony With His Big Heart

Prolific American musician, composer and producer Peter Broderick teams up with A Burial At Sea's Patrick Blaney for new single

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US and UK top diplomats Antony Blinken and David Lammy arrive in Kyiv as Ukraine battles Putin's war

The trip by the US Secretary of State and British Foreign Secretary is a show of solidarity to Kyiv against the Russian invasion

The Independent UK

There are two new EGOTs: Who is in the elite awards club?

This week, ‘La La Land’ and ‘Only Murders in the Building’ songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul became the twentieth and twenty-first people to take home an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony. Kevin E G Perry looks back at their fellow winners and how a ‘Miami Vice’…

The Guardian - UK

Jason Dozzell: ‘At 16 I’d walked into a drinking culture, a gambling culture’

Jason Dozzell tells Nick Ames what expectations were after becoming the youngest goalscorer in England’s top flight and finding clarity after his mental health spiralled

The Independent UK

The Sopranos’ James Gandolfini walked out of intervention and dared HBO to fire him

Gandolfini played Tony Soprano across all six seasons of the venerated HBO drama series

The Guardian - UK

Funny Woman series two review – Gemma Arterton is tediously perfect

The actor’s character is flawless to the point of being dull in this second outing based on Nick Hornby’s novel. It’s an invitingly warm and gentle watch, but it feels like a soap

Guitar World

“Prince picked up my bass – but it was tuned to Eb, so he just found one note that worked and he stayed on it the entire song”: Raphael Saadiq on playing with Prince, D'Angelo and the “dead” 1962 Fender that put the vintage in Instant Vintage

The Tony! Toni! Toné! trailblazer created a whole new rhythm section style on his 2002 solo debut

The Guardian - UK

‘I didn’t know romcoms were so fun!’: the return of Gemma Arterton’s utterly charming 60s drama

Being on set for Nick Hornby’s Funny Woman is so entertaining that the cast struggle to keep a straight face while filming. We spend time behind the scenes of this love letter to swinging 60s London

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