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Japanese entertainer Ito Shiro, 89, has announced he will retire from show business in June 2026, when he turns 90, saying his eyes, ears, brain, hips and knees are rapidly declining. His long-running radio show on Bunka Hoso, on air for about 30 years, will end with its final broadcast on June 12, 2027, and his signature TV programs are also winding down. Fellow comedians, including Machiko Kyomoto's peer Maho Hisamoto, expressed surprise but praised his comedy legacy.
- 2Ben Maller Show tackles Red Sox, Rams and Tyreek Hill talk●-- ON AIR -- Red Sox get Zonked out of playoffs? NFL admits Rams got screwed? Tyreek Hill eyes Bills/Packers? Pats Mike
Overnight sports talk is buzzing with a run of NFL and MLB topics: whether the Boston Red Sox were knocked out of the playoffs unfairly, an apparent NFL acknowledgment that the Los Angeles Rams were wronged by a call, Tyreek Hill reportedly eyeing the Bills or Packers, and Patriots coach Mike Vrabel reportedly upset with Drake Maye. The items are being debated on FOX Sports Radio's overnight Ben Maller Show.
- 3BBC 6 Music plays Bright Eyes' Shell Games●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music 's #NickGrimshaw Bright Eyes: 🎵 Shell Games #6music #BrightEyes ▶️ 🪄 Automagic 🔊 show 📻 pla
BBC Radio 6 Music's Nick Grimshaw show played "Shell Games" by Bright Eyes, with the track's playlist details shared alongside links to Spotify and Bandcamp. The song, from the band's 2011 album "The People's Key", is getting a fresh spin on the station. The mention offers little context beyond the play itself, so discussion around it appears limited.
- 4Opinion: Capital flight draining South Sudan's economy●Opinion: How capital flight is draining South Sudan’s economy
An opinion piece by Eye Radio examines how capital flight is draining South Sudan's economy, arguing that money is being moved out of the country faster than it can be reinvested. The commentary highlights the consequences for an economy already under strain, where the loss of capital limits investment, weakens the local currency and deepens financial instability for ordinary citizens.
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A new 24-hour ceasefire in Sudan is reportedly holding, according to Eye Radio. The truce offers a brief pause in fighting that has devastated the country, with residents hoping extended humanitarian corridors will follow. It remains to be seen whether the halt will last beyond the stated window or lead to longer-term negotiations between the warring parties.