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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Same Castle, Same Alan, 22 Unknowns (opens the original)
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Last week, Alan Cumming’s cunning competition empire The Traitors unsheathed its most diabolical twist yet. After four seasons pitting RuGirls against Real Housewives and Love Islanders against Survivor castaways on Peacock, the castle welcomed 22 nonfamous fans to play the game in prime time on NBC with The Traitors: New Blood. Studio Lambert, the production company that films all the British and American versions of The Traitors on location at Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands, had alre
Gaping Hellmouth Opens Under Nicolas Cage’s Malibu Home (opens the original)
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This has to be some of the worst luck to ever come from Nicolas Cage’s real-estate portfolio, and this is a man who once bought a haunted mansion that put a curse on him. On Tuesday, September 8, a massive, 30-by-30-foot sinkhole opened directly in front of a Malibu oceanfront home reportedly belonging to Cage, swallowing his driveway whole. Los Angeles’s KTLA News reported from the scene of this biblical misfortune, saying that Cage was not staying there when firefighters responded to a gas-mai
September’s New York Mag Subscriber Perk Is Pure Cinema (opens the original)
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If you live in New York and haven’t been using New York Magazine’s new subscriber perks, you’ve already missed out on free Champagne, beer, coffee, ice cream, pastries, and Key lime pie. Maybe you were out of town on a four-month spring-summer cruise around the world. Maybe you’re severely allergic to treats. Those excuses don’t apply to the September perk: buy-one-get-one-free movie tickets, plus a free medium popcorn, at any of Angelika’s three New York City theaters. That’s about a $30 value,
Disneyland’s Newest Chef Is a Furry, Sleepy Marty Scorsese Robot (opens the original)
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For over a century, Disney has built its entire brand on fantasy and make-believe, and few elements of the massive global entertainment company stay as true to that mission as D23, the biannual fan-expo event. It’s a gathering for fairy tales and storytelling, where the company’s executives and Imagineers weave tall tales about ambitious new rides, attractions, and technologies … that might never actually make it into the parks. So take the following very cool development with a grain of salt (w
Australia’s Best Athlete Is Getting Her Own Netflix Doc (opens the original)
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In 2024, Australian Olympian Rachael Gunn took the world by shitstorm. Competing in the newly introduced breaking section of the Paris Summer Olympics under the stage name Raygun, the B-girl sparked nuclear levels of mockery and ire for her hilariously misguided performance, which involved at least a few moves stolen from Summer Heights High’s Mr. G. Soon, in an achievement that most elite athletes never reach, she’ll be the subject of her own sports documentary. Netflix has released the trailer
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