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    Linkin Park: Unshatter hides a scene after the credits▼Yes, There’s a Scene After the “Linkin Park: Unshatter” End Credits Previously on Midlife Crisis Crossover: In 2024 LinkMmastodonCultureEntertainment251 min ago

    Fans of Linkin Park's short film 'Unshatter' are pointing out that a scene plays after the end credits, urging viewers not to stop when the film ends. The project accompanies the band's 2024 album 'From Zero', their first release in seven years, made after Chester Bennington's death and the arrival of new vocalist Emily Armstrong.

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    Apparel company G-III Apparel Group has appointed Emily George as President of Direct-to-Consumer for North America. The move signals the company's continued focus on strengthening its consumer-facing retail operations across the region. Further details about her prior role or start date were not included in the initial announcement.

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    Emily accuses media of sane-washing trans segregation▼Emily says the media is sane washing trans segregation. https://www. tiktok.com/t/ZPL81rvak/ # trans # transgender # lgbMmastodonWorldPolitics510 h ago

    A commentator named Emily is accusing mainstream media outlets of 'sane washing' the segregation of transgender people, meaning the press is presenting discriminatory treatment in calm, reasonable-sounding language that masks its severity. The claim, circulating widely on social media, argues that coverage of anti-trans policies normalizes exclusion rather than naming it as segregation. The term has become a flashpoint in debates over how US media frames transgender rights.

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    Emily Damari releases unseen hostage photos three years after October 7▼Emily Damari reveals unseen hostage photos three years after Oct. 7 abduction✉newsWarMiddle East11 h ago

    Emily Damari, a former hostage abducted during the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, has made public previously unseen photographs from her captivity, marking three years since her abduction. The release comes as attention remains on hostages and their families, with the images offering a rare personal glimpse into the ordeal. The timing has drawn renewed public discussion in Israel and abroad about the hostages' experiences and the ongoing aftermath of the attack.