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Sony Music has announced plans to shutter a Minneapolis warehouse that processes merch for punk bands, prompting its staff to accuse the company of union-busting, See/Saw reports. Workers at Kings Road Merch—which acts as a supplier for punk luminaries including Rancid, Descendents, Dropkick Murphys, and Converge—had unanimously voted to unionize on May 11 this year, citing pay discrepancies and unfair contracts. Sony formally announced the warehouse’s closure on June 23, hours before the company’s first scheduled bargaining session with the union.A Sony representative told Pitchfork that, by the time unionization plans came to Sony’s attention, its decision to close the…

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Spider-Noir also had an impressive showing with 11 nominations. In the Best Drama Series category, the nominees include The Diplomat, The Gilded Age, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Paradise, The Pitt, Pluribus, Slow Horses and Your Friends & Neighbours. Check out the full list of nominations below: Best Drama Series The Diplomat The Gilded Age A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Paradise The Pitt Pluribus Slow Horses Your Friends & Neighbours Lead Actor in a Drama Series Sterling K. Brown (Paradise) Gary Oldman (Slow Horses) Mark Ruffalo (Task) Rufus Sewell (The Diplomat) Lead Actress in a Drama Series Carrie…

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Without a shred of irony, The Simpsons: Hit & Run is widely regarded as one of the best open-world games of all time. With many of us getting to experience the 2003 action-adventure game in our childhoods, sure, it has the nostalgia factor, and it has definitely aged in terms of its graphics, but there is no denying that this hit game by Radical Entertainment is remembered fondly. Homer, Marge, and Lisa on the couch in the end cutscene of The Simpsons: Hit and Run As such, it remains one of life’s greatest mysteries that it has never received any…

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Our House Favorite Strawberry Pie! A text I got from my neighbor last week: I asked my husband and kids to vote on several desserts that I’ve been making lately – “which one of these should be the July Family Dessert Night recipe?” This strawberry pie was the unanimous winner. Everyone in our house LOVES this pie. It’s basically a bountiful platter of fresh strawberries, cold and juicy and sweet, held together inside a salty-sweet graham cracker pie crust, and dolloped with a cream cheese whipped cream. My mom and my grandma have been making this pie for years, so…

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Bonnie Tyler Dead at 75 … After Emergency Intestinal Surgery Published July 9, 2026 2:23 AM PDT | Updated July 9, 2026 3:36 AM PDT Bonnie Tyler — the legendary Welsh singer and 3-time Grammy nominee — has died … according to her manager. Matt Davis tells TMZ her family and team “are heartbroken to announce that Bonnie unexpectedly passed away” Wednesday night in a hospital in Portugal “as a result of the illness that she was being treated for.” Tyler’s death comes after she needed emergency surgery and was hospitalized in Portugal. Doctors put her into a medically induced…

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The ever-profilic Asher White is already revving up for her second full-length release of 2026. Her official follow-up to last year’s 8 Tips for Full Catastrophe Living, Love Aggregates is out August 28 via Joyful Noise. In the video for its lead single, “The Eagle Is No Omen,” White goes into debt playing online poker and must embark on a trippy odyssey of pawn shops and casinos in an attempt to make her money back. Watch it below.In a press statement, White described “The Eagle Is No Omen” as “[a] comprehensive self-inventory that earnestly attempts to thread together: my relationship…

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Guru Dutt’s cinema is a haunting symphony of longing, love, despair, and poetic rebellion. Every frame, every word, every glance in his films speaks of an inner music, a sorrow too deep for speech, too beautiful for silence. More than a director or actor, Dutt was a poet of the visual medium, whose best scenes unfold like verses from a melancholic ghazal. His films, especially Pyaasa, Kaagaz Ke Phool, Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam, Mr & Mrs ’55, Chaudhvin Ka Chand, and Aar-Paar, exist in a space where cinema becomes literature, and literature becomes life. Jaane Woh Kaise Log The Jinke:…

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Three of the most popular free DLC packs for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt were known as Alternative Looks and they changed the in-game outfits for Ciri, Triss, and Yennefer. The Witcher 3: Complete Edition includes the Alternative Looks DLC (along with some of the best paid DLC expansions in gaming history) but the player needs to actively switch the costumes on in order to see them in-game. While most of the DLC for The Witcher 3 allows players to find the new content out in the world by simply adding it in to existing or new areas, Witcher 3’s…

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Courtney Clenney Using Late BF’s Alleged Texts To Fight Murder Case Published July 9, 2026 1:00 AM PDT Courtney Clenney says she wasn’t staying silent after allegedly catching beatings from boyfriend Christian Obumseli … she was texting him about them … and now she wants to use the messages in her criminal trial, in which she’s accused of murdering him. New court documents, obtained by TMZ, reveal the OnlyFans model wants to introduce a string of text messages backing up her claims she endured repeated abuse before fatally stabbing Obumseli in their Miami high-rise apartment in 2022. According to the filing,…

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Lucy Dacus has directed a video for her April single “Planting Tomatoes.” Shot in her hometown of Richmond, Virginia, the collage-like clip features cameos from Dacus’ dad and students from the local youth performing arts group SPARC, as she embarks on a tour of her favorite local spots: Dogwood Dell, Earthfolk Collective, Hollywood Cemetery, and James River Park Pony Pasture. Check it out below.Dacus is about to head out on the latest leg of her tour behind last year’s Forever Is a Feeling, launching this weekend at the Winnipeg Folk Festival. She is also putting on a (sold out) screening…

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