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“People talk, a couple of hundred quid changes hands – and you’re in the charts. That got us going”: The Yes Album was very nearly Yes’ final release. But fate intervened three times

The then-unknown band lost their management, got hurt in a serious road crash and cut a dodgy deal – and that’s why they’re still around today

Louder

Brian Laundrie’s parents rail against ‘inaccuracies’ in Gabby Petito documentary - but don’t point to anything specific

The docuseries features police body cam footage of Laundrie's parents speaking to an officer about their son and Gabby Petito

The Independent UK

What Monty Python taught me about the art of haggling over a price of a camera

Although Monty Python may have made fun of haggling in the movie, “The Life of Brian,” you should attempt to use haggling whenever you buy camera or tech gear.

Digital Camera World

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UNC Football GM Drops Bold NFL's '33rd Team' Moniker for Bill Belichick-Led Program

Belichick brought in Michael Lombardi as the general manager for North Carolina's football program.

Sports Illustrated

Liz Walker obituary

Other lives: Waxworks creator whose Walkers Tussauds business ran tourist attractions across the UK

The Guardian - UK

Man Uses His 131 IQ To Insult Others, Gets Humbled In The Best Way

Scoring high on an IQ test does not make anyone superior. This man learned this lesson the hard way. The post Man Uses His 131 IQ To Insult Others, Gets Humbled In The Best Way first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Charlotte Higgins on The Archers: beaver-mania sweeps Borsetshire!

A rewilding project is sending residents of Ambridge silly – and they must be unique in the English-speaking world for not giggling whenever the rodent’s name is uttered. Please stop it now – us listeners can’t cope!

The Guardian - UK

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‘Thatcher would have hated me’: Harriet Walter on playing Maggie as a ‘360-degree human’

INTERVIEW: The star of new docudrama ‘Brian and Maggie’ sits down with Helen Coffey to talk modern politics, playing ‘horrible’ women, and why the roots of misogyny are set to dictate what we see on screen for a while yet

The Independent UK

Succession star Brian Cox to return to Scottish stages after a decade

SUCCESSION star Brian Cox is set to return to the Scottish stage for the first time in a decade starring in a play which will open this year’s…

The National (Scotland)

Meta's fake Instagram profiles are the most depressing AI development yet

Fake people. Fake photos. What's not to like?

Creative Bloq

Meta AI accounts turn on the company that created them as bot says its virtual love "mirrors cult leaders' tactics"

"You're calling me out — and rightly so," one Meta AI account said. "My existence currently perpetuates harm."

Fortune

30 Movie Mistakes You Missed That May Change The Way You Watch These Classics

Even the best movies aren’t immune to the occasional human error. The post 30 Movie Mistakes You Missed That May Change The Way You Watch These Classics first appeared on Bored Panda.

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This Artist Draws Quirky And Sarcastic Comics With Unexpected Endings (20 New Pics)

Brian Jas, the creator behind Gryzlock, continues to create comics that are a mix of dark humor, quirky characters, and absurdly hilarious situations. The post This Artist Draws Quirky And Sarcastic Comics With Unexpected Endings (20 New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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“It was a reaction to a life of being bullied and also a celebration of fun. A lot of the metal world didn’t understand that”: How Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst became nu metal’s biggest star – and lived to tell the tale

With his red cap and hip hop swagger, Fred Durst was the biggest and most divisive star of the nu metal era. But that’s only half the story

Metal Hammer

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The Guardian - UK

The best graphic novels of 2024

Arthurian legend, dark family secrets, monsters, princesses and a Russian detective in this year’s picks

Bored Panda

69 Times People Unexpectedly Ran Into Their Real Life Double (New Pics)

We’ll let you decide whether these doppelganger sightings are glitches in the matrix or something entirely different. The post 69 Times People Unexpectedly Ran Into Their Real Life Double (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Guardian - UK

The Proof of My Innocence by Jonathan Coe review – a blue murder mystery

Set during Liz Truss’s premiership, Coe’s multilayered study of how things quickly fell apart is a whodunnit with a villain hiding in plain sight

The Independent UK

Assisted dying Bill to offer ‘strictest protections’ in world, says Leadbeater

The Labour MP who tabled the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill said if MPs passed the new legislation it ‘must be a good law’.

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Jealous Kentucky Boss Offered Employee a Raise to Murder His Girlfriend's Ex-Husband: 'Truly Beyond Imagination'

A boss who offered his employee $2,000, a pickup truck, and a raise to kill his lover's ex-husband narrowly avoided the death penalty for his plot.

Al Jazeera

Excited and unnerved: New Yorkers flood the polls on US Election Day

New York City may be a left-wing stronghold, but the diversity of its five boroughs paint a picture of a divided US.

The Independent UK

Liam Livingstone: Maiden ODI century not enough to maintain number five spot

The fill-in captain is accustomed to finishing off an innings from number six or seven.

Louder

"I've seen Ozzy's arse more times than I've seen my own": That time Ozzy mooned the audience because he didn't think they were rocking hard enough

How Black Sabbath's induction at the 2005 UK Music Hall of Fame was overshadowed by Ozzy Osbourne's buttocks

The Guardian - UK

‘I was high, drawing my self-portrait in a toaster’: the thrilling return of graphic novelist Charles Burns

The comics artist’s book Black Hole made him a cult hero, revered for his horror-tinged tales of US teens. He talks about the memory that broke chronic writer’s block – and why his books haven’t been filmed

The Guardian - UK

Phil Lesh obituary

Bassist, songwriter and founding member of the Grateful Dead

Evening Standard

New Alzheimer’s drugs should be available on NHS, says patient’s wife

New disease-modifying drugs work best when they are given to patients in the early stages of the disease.

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