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Todd Boehly faces difficult Mason Mount reality with post-World Cup contract decision required

As Mason Mount approaches the final 18 months of his contract at Chelsea, it is time that Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghabli take significant action

Football London

The Simpsons predicted Donald Trump's 2024 presidential bid - and fans are terrified

The Simpsons has predicted many major events, including Trump becoming president in the first place, and they've left people feeling scared bonce again

Daily Mirror

The Simpsons producer reveals series predicted Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential run

The show has correctly guessed the future once again

The Independent UK

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The Simpsons should never be cancelled – its excellent new season is proof

The 33-year-old animation has long been accused of being past its prime, but Kevin E G Perry finds its sharp and self-aware new season provides plenty of reasons to keep it on the air until civilisation collapses into the ocean

The Independent UK

The Simpsons: New Treehouse of Horror episode turns Homer and Marge into Death Note characters

Episode will homage popular series ‘Death Note’

The Independent UK

The Simpsons: New Treehouse of Horror episode turns Homer and Marge into anime characters

Episode will homage popular series ‘Death Note’

The Independent UK

Commentary: Clinging to old classics can go hand in hand with banning books

Too often, we forget that fights about what we shouldn’t read are also battles over what we should read. And that every time someone attempts to ban Toni Morrison or Ta-Nehisi Coates, they’re also trying to corral our kids back to Hawthorne and Hemingway, Dante and Dickens.

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TV Tinsel: Scary season brings much to get the heart pounding

Just when we thought we were safe, it’s that time of year again when goblins, ghosts and ghouls are prowling the streets and hiding under beds. With COVID-19 in retreat, trick-and-treaters will be out again extorting their goodies, and TV is brewing up its spookiest gruel yet.

Tribune News Service

‘The real life of Athens is here’ – hidden gems beyond and beneath the Acropolis

The Acropolis Museum’s underground lab, the ancient Hadrian aqueduct and an arts festival in an old factory offer a more personal view of the Greek capital

The Guardian - UK

The Simpsons predictions for 2023 that will give you chills

The long-running series has famously built a reputation for forecasting our future.

Irish Mirror

Five books you'll like if you love The Odyssey

In The Odyssey, an almost 3,000-year-old epic attributed to a poet known as Homer, the soldier Odysseus narrates most adventures in retrospect. The poem, which tells of Odysseus’ return from the Trojan War, is both the origin of our concept of nostalgia (from the Greek nostos meaning the journey home)…

The Conversation

Anne Heche looks cheerful in final photos before actress' fatal car crash

Anne Heche died on Friday 12 aged 53 after she drove her Mini Cooper into a two-storey home in Los Angeles. The Donnie Brasco actress had traces of narcotics in her blood, according to officials

Daily Mirror

Anne Heche's son hopes mum is 'free from pain' as actress is declared legally dead

Anne Heche's son Homer has spoken out following the news his mother has been declared legally dead

Daily Mirror

Anne Heche, TV, film and stage actor, dies at 53 from injuries sustained in LA car crash

LOS ANGELES — Anne Heche, the Emmy- and Tony-nominated actor whose work in “Six Days Seven Nights,” “Another World” and dozens of other projects dovetailed with a groundbreaking romance with Ellen DeGeneres that challenged homophobia in Hollywood, has died. She was 53.

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Commentary: America needs a Declaration of Independents

Whether one watches Fox News or MSNBC, reads The New York Times or the Wall Street Journal, it has become difficult to view the United States as anything but a game of political dodgeball, with two opposing teams that loath one another trying to knock the other out by whistling…

Dublin Live

The Simpsons' Krusty Burger pop-up coming to Dublin

You can expect Flaming Moes, Krusty Burgers, Super Squishees, and lots more

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Watch This Ukrainian Guy Fit A Chainsaw Carb To A Honda Dio

Ukrainian YouTube wrencher Samodel uses some good old DIY skills to mount the carburetor from a Stihl chainsaw to a ratty Honda Dio scooter.

The Independent UK

Truck driver Homero Zamorano appears in court as documents suggest broken A/C caused migrant deaths

Mr Zamorano is charged with charged smuggling undocumented migrants resulting in death

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To read or not to read? Is that the question?

In June this year, a six-month-old interview went viral.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Everyone made the same hilarious ‘Simpsons’ joke about the Broncos getting sold

Thanks, Hank Scorpio!

The Guardian - UK

Understanding Greek mythology, with the Guardian’s Charlotte Higgins

Charlotte Higgins invites you to discover the fascinating story of Greek mythology, in a masterclass that gets to the very root of what myths are, where their purpose lies, and what we can do with themOnline workshopDate: Tuesday 2 August 2022Time: 6.30pm-8.30pm (BST)

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Tallying the dead is one thing, giving them names would take an 'inexhaustible voice,' as the ancient Greeks knew

The official count of Americans lost to COVID-19 has surpassed 1 million. It is the latest grim milestone that has marked the progression of deaths and infections since the virus took hold in the U.S. in March 2020.

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

Tribune News Service

Murder, revenge, power: Don Winslow reveals classical inspirations for crime novel ‘City On Fire’

In the mid-’90s, Don Winslow had already published a handful of novels when he decided to fill the gaps in his literary education by reading through a list of the great books of world literature.

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‘The Simpsons’ came for hypebeasts with its Supreme parody and nailed it

A fictional 'Slipreme' brand stands in for all the highs and lows of streetwear and sneakers.

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