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Fact v Fiction: The Octopus Murders — What happened to Danny Casolaro?

American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders is a gripping new Netflix documentary about government corruption. What's the truth about the story?

WhatToWatch

Paramount Plus’s ‘NCIS’ Spinoff Reunites Ziva and Tony

Cote de Pablo, Michael Weatherly back together

Broadcasting & Cable

Bob Pryce obituary

Other lives: Writer and subeditor who found his niche reporting for the Guardian on football and American sports

The Guardian - UK

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‘The best decision I’ve ever made’: a Guardian Blind date success story

Last summer, 70-year-old Shelagh, met Tony, 73, for a Guardian Blind date. Six months later, they’ve just been on their second mini-break …

The Guardian - UK

How to Start a Vegetable Garden in Your Backyard — 8 Steps to Begin Growing an Edible Garden this Spring

With spring on the horizon, there’s no better time to start sowing the seeds for your own vegetable garden

Livingetc

Blind date: ‘She’s uncomfortable with compliments, so only one: beautiful’

In a Blind date over-60s special, Raina, 68, a happily retired artist, meets Tony, 68, a musician

The Guardian - UK

Shed: Exploded View review – love, loss and horrific male violence

Phoebe Eclair-Powell’s prize-winning play is about three related relationships which seem increasingly characterised by powerlessness, menace and dislocation

The Guardian - UK

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Apple Watch immediately dials for an ambulance the moment an elderly man is hit by a car

When an elderly man was hit by a car, his Apple Watch alerted emergency services immediately, making his situation far less severe.

iMore

Mass shooting in Kansas City under investigation. Multiple suspects involved

This news update discusses the recent mass shooting in Kansas City, providing details of the incident, interviews with witnesses, and the ongoing investiga...

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What a deal: Tony Finau’s wife ‘selling’ his clubs for 99 cents (and this made Tony LOL)

“For like 99 cents, can you believe it?” Finau said.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Faux Fur Coats Would Have Been Everywhere Without the Mob Wife Aesthetic

The runways are proof.

Marie Claire

Must Government Fund Science?

AEI's Tony Mills and British biochemist Terence Kealey debate whether science needs government funding.

Reason

Till the Stars Come Down at the National Theatre review: stellar cast shines in uproarious family drama

This is the latest National Theatre show to feature a stunning ensemble of actors

Evening Standard

Should Government Fund Science? A Soho Forum Debate

AEI's Tony Mills and British biochemist Terence Kealey debate whether science needs government funding.

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Sports Illustrated

Best Sports Moments From ‘The Sopranos’ on the Show’s 25th Anniversary

Card games, gambling and bad behavior at sports events were staples.

WhatToWatch

Criminal Record episode 1 recap: rivalry, retribution and murder

In Apple TV Plus' new British police show Criminal Record, two detectives are about to start a fight...

The Canberra Times

Roaring engines, modified street machines converge on Braddon for fringe festival

Parts of Braddon were transformed into an modified vehicle showroom.

Reason

Pro Se Plaintiff Wins $80K in Libel Lawsuit Against Neighbors

From Poimboeuf v. Merritt, decided today by the N.C. Court of Appeals (No. 23-229), in an opinion by Judge John Tyson, joined by Judges Zachary and Flood; some quick and likely not fully reliable Googling suggests that Poimboeuf wasn't trained as a lawyer, though Riselvato had been a paralegal: Kevin…

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The Independent UK

The 38 most dramatic TV cliffhangers of all time

From 'Who shot JR?' to 'Who shot Mr Burns?', cliffhangers are one of television's most effective plot devices. Jacob Stolworthy and Jack Shepherd explore the best of the bunch

The Guardian - UK

How we met after 60: ‘I could not have met anyone better. Life is so exciting now’

Norman, 73, and Tony, 68, met at an Age UK group for older LGBTQ people in 2019. They became a couple two years later

USA Today Sports Media Group

Love, family and why the PNC Championship (still) matters to Lee Trevino

“We talk about it all year."

Cycling Weekly

My 60-year-old dad and I both added one 30-minute strength workout a week on top of our usual riding, here’s the difference it made

Few of us want to forgo bike time for picking up and putting down heavy objects. But what if it’s worth the sacrifice? Alex Ballinger tests the benefit of six weeks’ strength work - and ropes in his dad for good measure

Sports Illustrated

‘The Sopranos’ Discuss Tommy DeVito, His Agent and Scott Van Pelt

Tony, Christopher and Paulie have a conversation about the NFL sensation.

WhatToWatch

My Life with the Walter Boys episode 2 recap: Live a Little

My Life with the Walter Boys episode 2 sees Jackie as the victim of a cruel prank...

The Independent UK

How to eat your way around the world on the 7 line through Queens in NYC

Japanese, Bangladeshi and Mexican cultures rub along side by side in New York’s most diverse borough. The best way to experience them? Through their street eats on a unique food tour, finds Ellie Seymour

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