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Greek to me: Students read ‘Odyssey’ aloud at National Hellenic Museum’s ‘Homerathon’

The event, held in partnership with the University of Illinois Chicago, includes 13 hours of programming on Friday and Saturday. Volunteers will read the entirety of “The Odyssey” broken into short passages.

Chicago Sun-Times

Simpsons fan uses audio processing to unearth lost 31-year-old joke

Moment was buried in the 1992 episode ‘The Otto Show’

The Independent UK

30 years on, one Simpsons fan discovers a hidden joke we were never meant to hear

It's a perfectly cromulent joke

Total Film

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Five times The Simpsons was right, as Cypress Hill confirm they’ll perform with the London Symphony Orchestra

All the times Homer and co predicted the future from the 2018 Winter Olympics to smartwatches

Evening Standard

Glasgow burger joint offers Homer Simpson-inspired doughnut burger

The limited edition Big D'oh! burger is the result of a team-up between Glasgow's Fat Hippo and doughnut experts Project D and is the dream combo for any Simpsons fan.

Glasgow Live

The Simpsons writer challenges eagle-eyed viewers to spot change in Moe's tavern

Something in Moe's tavern has changed on the Simpsons, and people are desperately trying to work out what it is - but one eagle-eyed viewer clocked it and won a prize

Daily Mirror

'Homer' the mind-reading beer pump which lets punters pour the perfect pint using just their brain

Creator Seth Jackson said: "If you're good at it you pour the perfect pint, if you're bad at it you make a big frothy mess all over my robot."

Manchester Evening News

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The Simpsons fans hail return of season one character – but complain about new plot hole

Albert Brooks-voiced character had been absent from the show for 33 years

The Independent UK

Ides of March: What is its history and why does it have negative connotations?

The Ides of March is a popular expression, yet most are unaware of its origins.

Evening Standard

Join the Counterforce: Thomas Pynchon's postmodern epic Gravity's Rainbow at 50

Books age at variable rates. Some, indexed to topicalities with mayfly longevities, are decrepit before they’re published. Others, lively and seductive on first appearance, are dry husks a decade later. More durable works may still feel noble a century hence, if suspended in aspic.

The Conversation

'Forspoken' ending explained: How it sets up a potential sequel

'Forspoken' has magic, demons, and plenty of lore, but its final hours throw a lot of exposition at players. We'll help break down the ending.

Inverse

Three common misconceptions about the ‘magic’ of parenting

From screen time to tantrums to time apart, it’s easy to judge parents. But you just don’t know until you become one

The Guardian - AU

Sal Bando, former Oakland A’s captain, anchor to 1970s World Series winners, dies at 78

Sal Bando, the mustachioed third baseman and captain on the “Swingin’ A’s” teams that won three straight World Series titles from 1972-1974 has died after a battle with cancer. He was 78.

Tribune News Service

The big idea: what’s the secret of innovation?

How the wisdom of Homer Simpson can teach us important lessons about progress

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The Conversation

Sepsis is one of the most expensive medical conditions in the world – new research clarifies how it can lead to cell death

Sepsis is a life-threatening condition arising from the body’s overreactive response against an infection, leading it to injure its own tissues and organs. The first known reference to “sepsis” dates back more than 2,700 years, when the Greek poet Homer used it as a derivative of the word “sepo,” meaning…

Daily Mirror

Two hammerhead sharks dodge netting to protect swimmers and stalk public beach

Two hammerhead sharks were spotted evading netting at Bondi Beach, Australia, that is specially designed to keep them out of areas full of surfers and swimmers.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Hammerhead sharks skirt safety nets at popular Australian beach

Video footage captured Monday at Australia’s Bondi Beach shows two hammerhead sharks cruising inside safety nets designed to prevent large sharks from approaching the shore.

Football London

Todd Boehly faces difficult Mason Mount reality with post-World Cup contract decision required

As Mason Mount approaches the final 18 months of his contract at Chelsea, it is time that Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghabli take significant action

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The Simpsons predicted Donald Trump's 2024 presidential bid - and fans are terrified

The Simpsons has predicted many major events, including Trump becoming president in the first place, and they've left people feeling scared bonce again

The Independent UK

The Simpsons producer reveals series predicted Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential run

The show has correctly guessed the future once again

The Independent UK

The Simpsons should never be cancelled – its excellent new season is proof

The 33-year-old animation has long been accused of being past its prime, but Kevin E G Perry finds its sharp and self-aware new season provides plenty of reasons to keep it on the air until civilisation collapses into the ocean

The Independent UK

The Simpsons: New Treehouse of Horror episode turns Homer and Marge into Death Note characters

Episode will homage popular series ‘Death Note’

The Independent UK

The Simpsons: New Treehouse of Horror episode turns Homer and Marge into anime characters

Episode will homage popular series ‘Death Note’

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Clinging to old classics can go hand in hand with banning books

Too often, we forget that fights about what we shouldn’t read are also battles over what we should read. And that every time someone attempts to ban Toni Morrison or Ta-Nehisi Coates, they’re also trying to corral our kids back to Hawthorne and Hemingway, Dante and Dickens.

Tribune News Service

TV Tinsel: Scary season brings much to get the heart pounding

Just when we thought we were safe, it’s that time of year again when goblins, ghosts and ghouls are prowling the streets and hiding under beds. With COVID-19 in retreat, trick-and-treaters will be out again extorting their goodies, and TV is brewing up its spookiest gruel yet.

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