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Man angers 'unavailable' brother-in-law after gifting him a parenting book

A father-to-be claims he's been left less than impressed by his brother-in-law, who apparently does nothing to help out when it comes to childcare and housework, and decided to gift him a parenting book

Daily Mirror

The coming close of Henry’s Sports and Bait viewed through decades of its and Chicago’s history

Going back to the beginning of Henry’s Sports and Bait, the powerhouse of Chicago outdoors and fishing, then going through decades of the history of Chicago and Henry’s.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bear and Breakfast review – a cute management sim … if you bear with it

There is delightful presentation as you set up a dysfunctional B&B – but in a genre that usually keeps players busy, this requires real patience

The Guardian - UK

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Movie review: Top-notch cast, ‘Blazing’ plot makes ‘Paws of Fury’ an all-ages delight

Loosely inspired by the Mel Brooks’ 1974 groundbreaking comedy classic “Blazing Saddles” (and originally titled “Blazing Samurai”) and set in a mythical Japan inhabited mostly by cats, the computer-generated animated production “Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank” tells the story of a beagle named Hank (Michael Cera).

Boston Herald

‘Paws of Fury’ an animated ‘Blazing Saddles’ knockoff without the audacity, or the humor

The racial element is replaced by a dog thrown into a community of cats.

Chicago Sun-Times

Review: ‘Paws of Fury’ a Sad, Declawed ‘Blazing Saddles’

Writer and director Mel Brooks’ 1974 Western spoof "Blazing Saddles" tackled racism so head-on that Brooks recently mused he wouldn’t be able to make the film today. Maybe, just maybe, he has done just that with "Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank," but at a terrible cost. Paramount's limp,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘Finding Nemo’ octopus swims into Disneyland submarine lagoon

A seven-armed octopus from “Finding Dory” with camouflaging capabilities who just wants some peace and quiet is about to become visible to thousands of Disneyland visitors and a flock of squawking seagulls after hiding beneath a tarp in the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage lagoon.

The Orange County Register

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What’s new to stream on Now in July

From comedy horror shows to the latest movies, there's plenty to watch on Sky's streaming service Now

Manchester Evening News

Aboriginal children over-represented in out-of-home care and community ignored, abuse inquiry hears

Teenagers at risk of homelessness are allowed by Tasmania's child protection service to live in unsafe environments, the state's child sexual abuse commission of inquiry hears.

ABC News

Barry doesn't deserve redemption

Bill Hader’s hitman is the rare character that is both wholly evil and unceasingly lovable. The third season of ‘Barry’ does its best to dispel that idea.

Mic

You booze you lose! The rise of sober-curious TV

TV’s most compelling heroines are currently kicking the habit. Thanks to shows like The Flight Attendant, alcohol-free television is where it’s at for fascinating, action-packed viewing

The Guardian - UK

‘What are our lives for?’: a philosopher answers kids’ existential questions

What happens when Plato mixes with playtime? Philosopher Scott Hershovitz answers the questions that confound children and adults alike

The Guardian - UK

I thought I had seen the worst of online abuse – then I posted about my dog

When I got Hank, I tried to do all the right things. But I hadn’t counted on the judgment of other pet owners, writes Sofie Hagen

The Guardian - UK

What’s in a dog breed?

To conclude, as one recent study did, that different breeds of dog are essentially the same is simply absurd.

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How pop culture "others" health food

‘60s and ‘70s counterculture embraced health food. TV hasn't been quite sure what to make of it since

The Independent UK

Tom Hanks to finally explain himself after firing Band of Brothers actor for having ‘dead eyes’

Hanks will address the incident in a podcast hosted by the very actor he dismissed

The Independent UK

Tom Hanks to finally explain why he fired Band of Brothers actor for having ‘dead eyes’

Hanks will address the incident in a podcast hosted by the very actor he dismissed

The Guardian - US

‘Hank the tank’: California officials seek to trap 500lb bear behind break-ins

Hank, who is far bigger than the average black bear, has broken into nearly 30 homes near Lake Tahoe

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South Lake Tahoe grapples with 500-pound problem: A bear that breaks into homes for food

He has many names: Yogi, Chunky, Hank the Tank, Jake. Some people simply call him the Big Guy.

The Independent UK

Lucky dog: Colorado deputy rescues pup from burning SUV

A sheriff’s deputy is being praised for smashing the windows of a burning SUV and rescuing a frightened dog in a neighborhood south of Denver

The Guardian - UK

Keith Earls: ‘Hank started to take over. I got to a stage where I hated rugby’

The Ireland and Munster wing has opened up about his bipolar disorder in a book almost as remarkable as the rugby career he has managed to forge while living with it

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