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'70s Show actors missing from '90s Show

The Netflix spinoff features plenty of new faces and several familiar faces who returned for brief cameos

Salon

"Babylon": Why, Damien Chazelle, why?!

Perhaps Chazelle's greatest accomplishment here is to make Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt boring

Salon

Analysis-First U.S. coral insurance marks the rise of the reef brigades

Conservation group The Nature Conservancy's vision for the future of coral protection involves speed boats, and a global army of snorkellers and divers deployed when tropical storms and hurricanes damage reefs.

Reuters

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'Under the Tories the rich get richer and the poor get poorer - let's vote for change'

Mirror reader Eric Roberts is furious that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak won't say where the inevitable spending cuts will fall, as well as postponing the much-anticipated Autumn Statement. Is it time for an overhaul at Whitehall - what do YOU think?

Daily Mirror

Blackbird review – Michael Flatley’s fabulously bad spy tale is a classic of egosploitation cinema

In various rakishly-angled hats, the Riverdance star wrote, directed and stars in a jet-setting Bond knock-off that plays out like the unsexy bits of a mid-80s porn film

The Guardian - UK

Irish boy's delight as Balamory TV hero sends him personal message

Oisin Roberts Browne, 16, is a super-fan of the hit BBC children's cult television show

Irish Mirror

People have very mixed feelings as trailer of Michael Flatley's action movie 'Blackbird' is officially released

Blackbird is the debut feature film from celebrated Irish dancer Michael Flatley in which he also stars as Victor Blackley, an ex-MI6 operative who is pulled back into the world he left.

Irish Mirror

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More than 80 per cent of Aboriginal people speak Kriol — why is it still widely misunderstood?

Kriol interpreter services are used across Australia and often form a bridge between Indigenous communities and the wider population. Yet many people don't see the need.

ABC News

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