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Trump VP contender Kristi Noem responds to backlash over story about killing her dog

The Republican South Dakota governor details what she says was a tough decision to shoot an "untrainable" family dog in a forthcoming memoir. Animal rights advocates and Democrats decried the move.

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“Korn scared me as a kid!” Fontaines D.C. extend Romance tour, talk up unexpected nu metal influences on new album

Fontaines D.C. love Korn and Deftones, hate Limp Bizkit

Metal Hammer

Salman Rushdie Recounts Stabbing In New Memoir 'Knife'

British-American author Salman Rushdie recounts the near-fatal stabbing at a public event in 2022 that left him blind in one eye and his journey to healing in his new memoir "Knife," which hits stores Tuesday.

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David Chang's "chili crunch" controversy

Chang's Momofuku Goods is coming after companies using “chili crunch” and “chile crunch” on their condiment labels

Salon

New India knows how to protect its borders, keep people safe: Adityanath

Lok Sabha election 2024 | Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasizes India's strong stance on national security and terrorism during an election rally.

The Hindu

40% of Companies Will Use AI to 'Interview' Job Applicants, Report

While both employers and candidates benefit from AI tools, concerns linger about bias and impersonal AI interviews.

International Business Times UK

Earliest-ever Asian hornet sighting raises fears species now established in UK

A record number of sightings came last year, and experts fear they may now be breeding during the winter months

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The Guardian view on opera and circus: a populist pairing that scales the heights

Editorial: Featuring awe-inspiring aerial antics, Welsh National Opera’s Death In Venice shows how innovative the art form can still be

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Who are these snowflakes whining about the men-only Garrick? Grow up, single-sex spaces are fine

So, a coup for The Guardian. After publishing a list of the members of the male-only Garrick Club in much the same spirit as it might out members of the English Defence League, it has now got three members to resign. Simon Case, head of the Civil Service after telling…

Evening Standard

Aaron and Sam Taylor-Johnson don’t care what you think

Despite their 24-year age gap Aaron and Sam Taylor-Johnson have one of the strongest relationships in Hollywood

Evening Standard

"We’re thinking, why would we do someone else’s song? Why can’t you take one of our songs?": How Simple Minds' Don't You (Forget About Me) eventually became the perfect meeting of worlds – but two other stars turned it down first

They didn't want to record Keith Forsey's song, but it became a US No. 1 for the Glasgow band via The Breakfast Club and fan John Hughes

MusicRadar

Divisions at The Guardian spill over

Some employees have aired grievances about the newspaper’s editorial direction

Evening Standard

Paul Alexander, Man Who Lived Inside Iron Lung For 70 Years, Passes Away At 78

Paul Alexander, known as "The Man in the Iron Lung," passed away at 78. The post Paul Alexander, Man Who Lived Inside Iron Lung For 70 Years, Passes Away At 78 first appeared on Bored Panda.

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"Absolute bloodbath": Trumpers purge RNC

The RNC is becoming Trump's personal "slush fund," warns former Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger

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The week in audio: Electoral Dysfunction; Black Box; The Price of Music; An Taobh Tuathail – review

Beth Rigby, Jess Phillips and Ruth Davidson talk politics; the Guardian’s Michael Safi explores AI’s beauty and horror. Plus, two great music programmes – one in Irish

MusicRadar

“I almost flipped a coin between the two songs”: New Radicals frontman Gregg Alexander reveals his original demo for Murder On The Dancefloor, and says that it almost replaced You Get What You Give as his ‘90s band’s first single

Luckily for him, both were huge hits

MusicRadar

"If you absolutely hated Stairway to Heaven, nobody can blame you for that because it was so… pompous": The glory and burden of Led Zeppelin's Stairway To Heaven, over half a century on

In early 1970 Jimmy Page had a concept for an epic song that “would unravel in layers as it progressed”. More than five decades on, Stairway To Heaven still has a hold on its writers and the world

Metal Hammer

"He’s always waiting for body parts to fall off": Al Jourgensen says Dave Navarro once offered him $20,000 for his amputated toe

After stepping on a needle, Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen's toe got so infected it required amputation - and almost became part of a curio collection

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Koftas, keemas and rice paper rolls: Ravinder Bhogal’s recipes for cooking with mince

A trio packed with flavour: chicken and cardamom meatballs in yoghurt sauce, a brioche bun stuffed with spicy, sour keema, and mini rice-paper wraps stuffed with a laab-like pork filling

The Guardian - UK

Framework Laptop 16 review: the ultimate in modular PCs

Packed with swappable parts including the keyboard, ports and graphics card, this machine is unique

MusicRadar

"I heard Portishead’s Dummy on the radio and thought to myself: ‘I can make that'": Air's Moon Safari is 25 years old, but still sounds like it will be made in 25 years' time. Here's the story of the greatest chillout album ever

And why you should see them play the whole album live this year…

The Guardian - UK

Joe Woodhouse’s recipes for saucy mushrooms with grilled polenta, and veggie fritters

Root-veg fritters for breakfast and beyond, and mushrooms in a tomatoey sauce topped with slabs of crisp polenta

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Woman Sues For £650K In Injury Claim, But Insurance Company Finds Photos Of Her Throwing A Tree

It was definitely not a Christmas miracle. The post Woman Sues For £650K In Injury Claim, But Insurance Company Finds Photos Of Her Throwing A Tree first appeared on Bored Panda.

Evening Standard

Sir Ed Davey says he should have apologised sooner for Horizon scandal role

Sir Ed served as post office minister under the coalition government from 2010 to 2012.

Metal Hammer

“The risk was getting too big”: UK festival promoters express concern that rising expenses and the cost of living crisis endangers future events, as nine festivals disappear from the summer '24 schedule

Fears grow that Britain's festival culture is under threat as some formerly high-profile events are forced to sit out summer 2024

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