2 h. ago Elizabeth Taylor's son reveals how he REALLY feels about Taylor Swift name

The 35-year-old billionaire pop star previously name-dropped the late Hollywood screen siren in her 2017 hit song, ...Ready for It

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2 h. ago Premier League clubs to have final say on playing matches abroad as vote option emerges

Spanish football will break new ground this season after Villarreal and Barcelona were given permission to play their LaLiga fixture in Miami on December 20 - but English football will not follow suit for now

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3 h. ago A Michigan autoworker's wallet is found under a hood in Minnesota — 151,000 miles later

A retired Michigan autoworker got a Facebook message this summer from a stranger: Did you lose your wallet

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3 h. ago Taylor Swift fans cringe as Jack Antonoff's wife Margaret Qualley asked awkward question

The Life of a Showgirl was announced by Taylor Swift earlier this week but she's revealed that frequent collaborator Jack Antonoff isn't one of the producers for this album

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4 h. ago Anchorman superstar Will Ferrell wows staff at Scots attraction

The Anchorman and Elf legend had been on a tour of Braemar Castle with family and friends. The 58-year-old kindly posed for pictures with starstruck staff during his visit.

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5 h. ago Countries urged to ‘hold the line’ in Geneva plastics treaty negotiations

Talks continue amid warnings from environmental groups over being ‘sold out’ without meaningful or legally binding measuresTalks between nations to hammer out a plastics treaty to end plastic pollution continued behind closed doors in Geneva on Thursday, the final day of negotiations, as civil society groups urged countries to “hold the line” to secure a strong agreement.With time running out to seal a deal between 184 countries, environmental groups expressed concern that frontline communities, Indigenous people and others suffering the worst impacts of the world’s growing plastic crisis were being “sold out” in an effort to secure a treaty, without meaningful or legally binding measures that would address the scale of the problem, “at any cost”. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Alaska Airlines Strengthening Its Global Network with New Routes to London and Reykjavík: All You Need To Know

Alaska Airlines Strengthening Its Global Network with New Routes to London and Reykjavík: All You Need To Know  Travel And Tour World

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5 h. ago The end is near: Megadeth to release final album and embark on farewell tour

Call it a symphony for dissolution

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6 h. ago Adventure calling!: Everything you need for a travel gap year

Prep, plan and pack: the essential items to take on your world tour

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7 h. ago When is the Premier Sports Cup quarter final draw? Live stream, TV channel and start time

The road to Hampden continues this weekend as clubs battle it out for a place in the last eight

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7 h. ago Megadeth announce retirement with final album and farewell tour

Influential metal band was formed in 1983

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7 h. ago Bonehead spends 'day off' in Dublin as Oasis gear up for Croke Park gigs

Bonehead and his bandmates took a dip in the sea after arriving in Ireland for the next leg of the reunion tour

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8 h. ago Football Daily | Wayne Rooney, Tom Brady and a serving of ultra

Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now!Today’s Football Daily would like to start with the topical events of 15 February 1983. That was the day Manchester United outplayed and outviolenced Arsenal in the first leg of their Milk Cup semi-final at Highbury. United won 4-2; they were 4-0 up after 80 minutes before taking their foot off Arsenal’s throat, and shinbone, and head. “Perhaps we’ve been concentrating too much on passing and technique,” lamented Don Howe, Arsenal’s head coach and assistant to the manager, Terry Neill. “Against United we went out to strike the ball about instead of putting some meat into the game.” In 1980s English football, there was no place for veganism. Things have changed since the days when ABH was a bookable offence, and only then after the first 10 minutes, but English football still has a pretty noxious meat footprint. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Tonight's rugby news as Welsh star ends retirement to join hometown club and Springbok great dies

The latest headlines from Wales and around the world

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8 h. ago Hunt for Hogmanay kiss couple who inspired Deacon Blue's most famous album cover

The unknown couple whose Hogmanay clinch inspired a famous album cover and helped put the work of a Glasgow housing scheme’s residents on the international map.

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9 h. ago Rag’n’Bone Man cancels second European tour date as concerns grow regarding his health

The latest cancellation comes days after the singer was hospitalised in Lithuania

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9 h. ago Ibiza Final Boss Jack Kay looks unrecognisable in old photo before famous hair cut

Ibiza Final Boss Jack Kay went viral overnight for his Lego Style haircut and turkey teeth look but he once had a very different appearance.

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9 h. ago Taylor Swift's new album has everyone seeing orange: An exploration of the color

Taylor Swift's new album announcement has everybody seeing orange

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9 h. ago Marilyn Monroe's final mystery: Crucial item missing from the scene of her death that changes everything

Suicides are usually messier than this. The normal signs of distress or struggle are not present.

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9 h. ago Petrassi: Concertos for Orchestra Nos 7 & 8 album review – dramatic power from rarely heard Italian master

Tonda/Rome SO/La Vecchia(Naxos)Francesco La Vecchia draws out the fierce contrasts of Goffredo Petrassi’s later music in this new recording of his final two concertos.Though his music is rarely heard in the UK these days, Goffredo Petrassi was one of the most significant and influential Italian composers of the mid 20th century. Born in 1904, just a few months after Luigi Dallapiccola, Petrassi’s early works were firmly neoclassical, but after 1945 he began to incorporate elements from his younger contemporaries in the European avant garde. He was also a distinguished teacher; among the many who studied with him were Ennio Morricone, Peter Maxwell Davies and Cornelius Cardew.Petrassi’s eight concertos for orchestra are at the core of his orchestral output, and Naxos has now released recordings of all of them. The pairing of the last two, composed in 1964 and 1972, are typical of his later music, trenchantly argued, with fierce contrasts between strings and wind. It’s music of great ...

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