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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

Louder

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

Evening Standard

Steven Spielberg is the latest EGOT winner: Who else is in the elite awards club?

EGOT WINNERS: This weekend, Steven Spielberg became just the twenty-second person to have taken home an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony

The Independent UK

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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 Guardian - 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 Independent 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

The Guardian - UK

“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

Guitar World

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‘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

The Guardian - UK

49 Years Later, Disney Just Abandoned Its Most Underrated Sci-Fi Franchise

One of the strangest series in Disney's history has run out of steam, as a Bryce Dallas Howard pilot won't be picked up as its latest reboot.

Inverse

The moment I knew: ‘He kissed me and I realised I’d been too quick to judge him’

When Marianne Isaacs first met Tony, she didn’t pay him much attention. But over months attending the same church congregation, his gentle spirit won her heart

The Guardian - AU

Walker Buehler's Dad Has Amassed Enormous Collection of His Son's Trading Card

This is a sweet move by Tony Buehler.

Sports Illustrated

Pigeon-fluencers help the much-hated bird make a surprising comeback

For centuries, having a pigeon as a pet was seen as a status symbol – now a new wave of fans are praising them as loving, smart and ‘sort of chill’

The Guardian - US

Marvel reveals its full slate of November 2024 comics and covers featuring the X-Men, Spider-Man, the Avengers, and more

Marvel's full November 2024 solicitations are here

GamesRadar

When Summer Heat Hits My Texas Prison

High temperatures and scarce air conditioning cause tempers to flare for prisoners and guards alike.

Texas Observer

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The Guardian - AU

‘It brings you back’: the suburban choir helping people living with dementia reconnect

Music is stored in different parts of the brain than other memories, experts say, and potentially for longer. For choristers in the Good Life Chorus, communal singing offers benefits beyond memory

The Independent UK

Roland Emmerich was ‘totally surprised’ Anthony Hopkins was interested in his gladiator series

Emmerich told Comic-Con audience that Hopkins is a keen historian of ancient Rome

The Guardian - UK

The big split: why divorce rates were soaring in 1976

After the Divorce Reform Act a decade earlier, women were telling their husbands, ‘I’ve had enough!’

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: two new telly detectives are here to thrill crime drama fans

The Turkish Detective is based on Barbara Nadel’s bestselling novels. Plus: the hippy days of Ibiza are brought back to life. Here’s what to watch this evening

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WhatToWatch

How to watch The Night Caller online and on TV

Here's how you can watch The Night Caller online, ready for when it airs on Sunday, July 7 on Channel 5 or streamer My5 in the UK, and available through Acorn in the US.

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Biden to meet Democratic governors in bid to assuage fears

Up to 25 House representatives could call for president to step aside. Plus, US expels more than 100 Chinese migrants

The Guardian - UK

The secret lives of porn addicts: ‘I am meticulous about covering my tracks’

As pornography use soars, some men feel their behaviour is moving from a compulsion to an addiction. They describe how this affects their health, happiness and relationships

WhatToWatch

The Mole season 2 episode 5 recap: the lies continue and the biggest shock so far

In The Mole season 2 episode 5, the players continue to lie and deceive, but it's an auction held by host Ari that looks set to break them all apart.

WhatToWatch

The Mole season 2 episode 4 recap: an eye-opening movie night and the powers of observation

In The Mole season 2 episode 4, the players get invited to attend a movie night that will reveal more about their fellow players. But, who takes the opportunity to gain intel?

WhatToWatch

The Mole season 2 episode 3 recap: a money heist and game of bluff

The Mole season 2 continues with more missions and games that threaten the relationships and trust between the players as they try to hunt down the saboteur.

The Guardian - UK

Beach books at the ready: authors pick their essential summer reads

From newly published novels to timeless classics, Elizabeth Strout, Caleb Azumah Nelson, Irvine Welsh, Tessa Hadley and other writers choose their holiday favourites

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