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‘Like Backstreet Boys, but less sultry’: how the Jonas Brothers notched up 20 years of pop stardom against the odds

Unlike their Disney peers, the toothsome trio didn’t pivot to being sexy – and they’re now at their stadium-filling peak. Fans and collaborators explain their unique, cheesy appeal

The Guardian - UK

Every Spider-Man Movie, Ranked Worst to Best

From 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' to Raimi's Spider-Man movies and everything in-between, here are the Spider-Man movies ranked.

Inverse

US universities urge international students to return before September 15 as DHS replaces ‘duration of status’ rule

US universities urge international students to return before mid-September. A new Department of Homeland Security rule replaces the duration of status system. This change will admit F and J visa holders for a fixed period. Students needing extensions must apply before their admission period expires. Institutions are updating procedures and…

The Economic Times

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US appeals court overturns ruling that freed Columbia activist Mohsen Mahdawi

The ruling echoes a similar decision earlier this year against Mahmoud Khalil, a former classmate of Mahdawi’s at Columbia University

The Independent UK

Researchers Say Younger Generations May Be Aging Faster Than Their Parents Did

Separate studies, one at Washington University School of Medicine (WashU Med), St. Louis, MO, and one at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons...

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Getting Less Sleep Than You Think You Need? Here Is What Six Weeks of Mild Sleep Loss Does to Your Body

A Columbia University trial found that 80 minutes less sleep per night for six weeks led to weight gain and inactivity. Here's what that means for your health.

Medical Daily

What Kalpana Chawla Taught Us About Resilience, Ambition, and the Courage to Begin Again

Kalpana Chawla grew up in Karnal, a town in Haryana where the roads were dusty and the sky was enormous, and she looked at that sky the way most people look at a door. Not with wonder. With intention. She didn't become an astronaut because she was fearless. She became…

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12 warm-weather hiking upgrades you didn't know you needed, as recommended by T3's outdoor expert

The lightweight upgrades that will help you stay cooler, more comfortable and better prepared on every summer hike

"After writing that, I wasn't interested in writing a novel or a play. I wanted to just write songs." The story of the song that saw Bob Dylan pivot from folk to rock

Using three chords nicked from La Bamba, Bob Dylan wrote the song that transformed his career – despite his record label's initial reluctance to release it

Louder

Lawsuit by Khymani James ("Be Grateful That I'm Not Just Going Out and Murdering Zionists") Against Columbia Dismissed

As to James' discrimination claim, "James, who was on disciplinary probation leading up to the suspension, admits that Columbia suspended students involved in the encampment and fails to identify another student, who was also on disciplinary probation, whom Columbia declined to discipline."

Reason

65 Years Ago, One Cursed Sci-fi Movie Predicted A Huge Genre Shift

Why 'The Most Dangerous Man Alive' predicted an interesting genre, including The Incredible Hulk.

Inverse

"There was so much property damage, family members were missing, communication was really difficult." Hurricanes, hardcore and Hetfield team-ups: the rise, fall and triumphant return of Corrosion of Conformity

80s crossover pioneers, 90s stoner metal icons... and then tragedy derailed them in the 2000s. But after a triumphant return in 2015, CoC are stronger than ever

Metal Hammer

'Took Rs 1.24 cr education loan': F-1 visa denied after Indian student reveals family income to visa officer

An Indian student shared the experience of an F-1 visa denial at the Delhi consulate, at a time when visa officers have become extremely stringent in their approvals. The student, a graduate of 2025, wants to pursue an MS in Computer Science at Columbia University. The interview lasted for only…

The Times of India

Clive Davis obituary

One of the most powerful men in the American recording industry who promoted Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen, Janis Joplin and Barry Manilow

The Guardian - UK

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"Clive recognised the light in people. He encouraged artists to trust their own voice and step into their destiny." Legendary music executive Clive Davis dead at 94

During a decades-long career, Clive Davis signed Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, Santana, Janis Joplin, Bruce Springsteen and many more

The Guardian - US

Clive Davis predicted music’s biggest stars like no one else

The legendary music executive signed everyone from Patti Smith to Barry Manilow and changed the industry forever

These 6 camping gadget upgrades prove outdoor gear is getting smarter in 2026

A handful of clever upgrades that can make your next camping trip more comfortable

Inverse

70 Years Ago, A Sci-Fi Cult Classic Changed The Genre Forever

With 'Earth vs. The Flying Saucers,' Ray Harryhausen pioneered the flying saucer movie.

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Tom’s Guide

I’ve walked over 75,000 steps in the Columbia Tellurix Titanium OutDry — and these rugged, waterproof boots are great for hikes but not everyday wear

The Columbia Tellurix Titanium OutDry are great hiking boots as they're rugged, waterproof and sport a durable build. But they aren't made for everyday wear.

Louder

"My wife says she's leaving the country if Nigel Farage gets in, and I don't blame her." Horrified by the state of the planet, Queen's Roger Taylor is pulling no punches on new solo album Violence Insane In A Beautiful World

"What a beautiful world we live in, don't f*** it up"

The Guardian - UK

James Blood Ulmer, adventurous US guitarist and vocalist, dies aged 86

Musician who spliced jazz, funk and blues, including in a spell on a major label in the early 1980s, was celebrated as ‘fearless’ by his family

The Economic Times

Trump shifts higher education fight from campus probes to federal rulebook

The Trump administration is changing its approach to higher education. Instead of targeting individual campuses, new federal rules are being proposed. These rules aim to influence thousands of universities nationwide. The administration seeks to reshape policies on diversity, equity, and inclusion. This shift follows legal challenges to earlier actions. The…

The Guardian - US

‘We were attacked as bad Jews’: Columbia faculty who supported Gaza protests file claims with Trump’s antisemitism fund

Faculty who support Palestinian rights are applying for compensation, claiming they faced harassment as Jews for their positions

Louder

"It's the silliest, most oddball song in our entire catalogue, but it truly hit a nerve." How Toto used a synthesised flute riff and a drum loop to concoct a classic and a cultural phenomenon

Written to get their label off their back, Toto's Africa – written by a man who'd never been there – has become inescapable

The Independent UK

Court gives Mahmoud Khalil more time to fight Trump administration’s efforts to deport him

A federal appeals court is giving former Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil more time to fight the Trump administration’s efforts to deport him

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