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28 Years Later Review: Subtle British Humor and a Standout Cillian Murphy Lead a Clever Sequel
28 Years Later brings back Cillian Murphy for an unexpectedly witty sequel, mixing understated British humor with sharp character-driven storytelling. The film balances light-hearted moments and visual flair, showcasing Murphy’s unique presence and a tight, engaging plot.
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Farage Backs Repeal of Online Safety Act as Debate over Child Safety and Free Speech Escalates
Nigel Farage and Reform UK want to scrap the Online Safety Act, arguing it censors free speech and doesn't really protect kids online. The law, in effect since July 2025, sets strict content rules for tech companies. Critics say kids can easily avoid age checks. Supporters insist it's vital for preventing harm. The row reflects a deeper divide on balancing safety and freedom.
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VPN Usage Explodes in UK After Online Safety Act Triggers Age Checks on Harmful Content
Since the UK’s Online Safety Act required strict age checks for harmful content, VPN sign-ups have exploded by up to 1,800%. Privacy concerns are driving adults to bypass new restrictions, while petitions against the law gain traction. Regulators warn of heavy penalties for aiding users, but critics say tech-savvy Brits are undeterred.
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Mr. Bigstuff Season 2 Unveils Returning Cast and Exciting Guest Stars
The second season of Sky Comedy’s Mr. Bigstuff brings back Danny Dyer, Ryan Sampson, and Harriet Webb, with guest stars like Tom Hanson, Parth Thakerar, Shobna Gulati, and Alan Ford. This season follows the Campbell brothers’ search for their missing father and Kirsty's battle against blackmail and workplace turmoil.
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Danny Dyer Shines in Mr Bigstuff Season 2 With BAFTA Win and Heartfelt Revelation
Danny Dyer is back as Lee in Mr Bigstuff's second season, earning a BAFTA and sharing a touching story about his late grandmother. The Sky series returns with familiar faces and fresh talent, weaving dark humor with family drama.
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Liverpool Pull Ahead in Alexander Isak Chase as Newcastle Stand Firm and Saudi Deal Looms
Alexander Isak wants out of Newcastle, and Liverpool are in pole position for his signature. Newcastle’s £150m asking price and Al-Hilal's monster wages complicate matters, while Manchester United and squad sales at Anfield could shape the saga. Isak’s contract status and absence from pre-season muddy the waters even more.
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2025 Premier League Summer Series: Manchester United Schedule, Venues, and How to Watch in the US
Manchester United heads to the U.S. for the 2025 Premier League Summer Series, facing West Ham, Bournemouth, and Everton across three major cities. Fans can catch all the action on NBC platforms, with ticket sales already underway. The new Premier League season starts August 15 on NBC and Peacock.
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Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR Head Kristin Cabot Resign After Viral Coldplay Concert Video Sparks Controversy
Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, quit after a viral video showed him embracing HR chief Kristin Cabot at a Coldplay concert. The board investigated, citing leadership standards, and both top executives stepped down. The company is now searching for a new CEO.
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Jack Osbourne Accused of Punching Lisa Stelly's Boyfriend During Divorce Turmoil
Jack Osbourne is accused of punching his estranged wife Lisa Stelly's new boyfriend Michael Gabel during a heated argument at their family home in August 2018. The incident came as Osbourne and Stelly were navigating a difficult divorce while co-parenting their three kids. No charges were filed after police responded.
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Jazz Legend Chuck Mangione Dies at 84, Leaving Timeless Legacy
Jazz great Chuck Mangione has died at 84, remembered for his Grammy wins and the enduring hit "Feels So Good." Mangione's unique flugelhorn sound influenced generations, and his music crossed into pop culture, including the Olympics and TV. Friends and fans mourn the loss of a true musical innovator.
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