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Muse 'The Wow! Signal' review: space rock is back
Muse have made their best album since *Black Holes and Revelations* and it isn't particularly close.
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●Muse 'The Wow! Signal' review: space rock is back●Sue Tilley's Freud memories land differently after £25m sale●Jonas Blue Rebranded, Learned an Instrument & Called AI 'Absolutely Horrendous'●Nike Gato N7 Coconut Milk Dusty Peach Is a Proper Textural Flex●Vans SS27 Proves the Brand's Hot Streak Is No Fluke●Palantir's Political Ties Are a Business Risk, Not Just Bad PR●Muse 'The Wow! Signal' review: space rock is back●Sue Tilley's Freud memories land differently after £25m sale●Jonas Blue Rebranded, Learned an Instrument & Called AI 'Absolutely Horrendous'●Nike Gato N7 Coconut Milk Dusty Peach Is a Proper Textural Flex●Vans SS27 Proves the Brand's Hot Streak Is No Fluke●Palantir's Political Ties Are a Business Risk, Not Just Bad PR
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Music
Sue Tilley's Freud memories land differently after £25m sale
Sue Tilley sat for Lucian Freud. She drank champagne at his lunches. She watched him work in a studio she describes as scruffy. And somewhere in that studio, a Rodin sculpture was holding a door open.
Music
Jonas Blue Rebranded, Learned an Instrument & Called AI 'Absolutely Horrendous'
Jonas Blue got to a point where making music felt like a job he didn't want. That's not a small thing to admit when you've had the kind of run he's had. Rather than grind through it, he made moves. Dropped the label. Picked up an instrument. Called up old friends. That's not a breakdown — that's a reset.
fashion
Nike Gato N7 Coconut Milk Dusty Peach Is a Proper Textural Flex
Nike's Gato N7 in "Coconut Milk/Dusty Peach" is not trying to be loud. That's exactly why it works.
fashion
Vans SS27 Proves the Brand's Hot Streak Is No Fluke
Vans is on a proper roll right now. The brand has just debuted indestructible outdoor shoes alongside a round of artful collaborations for Spring/Summer 2027. That combination — functional toughness plus creative edge — is exactly why Vans keeps pulling ahead when other heritage brands are struggling to stay relevant.
business
Palantir's Political Ties Are a Business Risk, Not Just Bad PR
Palantir built a $330bn business on government contracts — now its politics are threatening the whole thing.
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business
London's stock market problem isn't takeovers — it's the pipeline
London's market isn't shrinking because companies are leaving — it's shrinking because not enough are arriving.
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Football
Switzerland reach the last eight but Argentina await
Switzerland grind past Colombia on penalties and now they've got Argentina. Good luck with that.
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business
23andMe's $47m payout is justice, but it's not enough
23andMe let hackers walk off with your DNA data — now victims are finally getting paid, but $47m doesn't come close to covering the damage.
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Switzerland beat Colombia on penalties to face Argentina
Switzerland grind past Colombia on penalties and now they face Argentina. Good luck with that.
7h ago
Football
Thomas Frank stays at Brentford as Nancy eyes European move
Thomas Frank staying put is the right call — but Wilfried Nancy getting a shot at a European job would be one of the most interesting appointments in years.
8h ago
business
Coty's $400m Gucci Beauty Exit Is a Calculated Move
Coty is walking away from Gucci Beauty with $400m in hand — and that's a smarter exit than most people will give them credit for.
9h ago
entertainment
Louise Lasser dies at 87 — a genuine cult icon gone
Louise Lasser lived a full, fascinating life — Woody Allen's muse, a cult TV icon, and 87 years of real talent.
11h ago
Football
Messi's Late Magic Sinks Egypt as Argentina Survive World Cup Scare
Messi did it again, Egypt pushed them to the absolute limit, and this World Cup just keeps delivering.
11h ago
Football
Kane and Bellingham Are England's Wonderwall — And That's a Problem
Ten of eleven goals. Two names. England's World Cup run was breathtaking and terrifying in equal measure.
16h ago
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Wilder Would Take Usyk Fight and It Makes Perfect Sense
Wilder wants Usyk — and honestly, why wouldn't he? One last shot at the biggest name left in heavyweight boxing.
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Football
USMNT's World Cup Ended By Themselves, Not Belgium
Belgium didn't beat USMNT — USMNT beat themselves, and Pulisic deserved so much better than this.
Yesterday
business
Everyman Cinema's Elephant & Castle Bet Makes Sense
Everyman is betting on Elephant & Castle's £500m glow-up — and honestly, the logic tracks.
Yesterday
Football
Spain's World Cup Run Is Being Built From The Back
Spain aren't winning the World Cup on flair alone — it's the defence that's doing the heavy lifting this time.
Yesterday
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Japan Breaks China's Record in Asia Offshore Bond Market
Japan just broke China's record in Asia's offshore bond market — and that shift tells you everything about where power is moving.
Yesterday
Football
Martinez Quits Portugal and Nobody Should Be Surprised
Martinez ran Portugal like a manager afraid to lose his job — then lost it anyway. Good riddance.
Yesterday