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- 1UN expert warns older women face violence and invisibility●‘Age must never diminish rights,’ UN independent expert warns Older women around the world face violence, exploitation a
A UN independent human rights expert has warned that older women worldwide face violence, exploitation and neglect while remaining largely invisible in the laws, policies, data and services meant to protect women overall. She stressed that 'age must never diminish rights', calling for older women to be recognised and protected within broader human rights frameworks.
- 2Murray Hill on Becoming What He Didn't See in Showbiz●'Showbiz!' entertainer Murray Hill became what he didn't see https://www.npr.org/2026/10/06/nx-s1-5992668/showbiz-entert
Entertainer Murray Hill is the subject of a new NPR Fresh Air interview tracing his path through show business. The conversation explores how Hill, a veteran of the downtown New York comedy and cabaret scene, came to embody a kind of performer he never saw represented while coming up, and what that has meant for his career and audiences.
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Tim Finn has spoken about an unrealised musical collaboration with the late Divinyls frontwoman Chrissy Amphlett, saying the pair were meant to create something special together. The interview revisits their creative connection and a project that never came to fruition, prompting Australian music fans to reminisce about Amphlett's legacy.
- 4American Football cover The Cure's 'Boys Don't Cry'●American Football Cover The Cure’s 'Boys Don’t Cry' & Nod to 'Never Meant'
American Football have released a cover of The Cure's 1979 classic 'Boys Don't Cry', and fans have noted a nod to the band's own emo touchstone 'Never Meant' woven into the recording. The release brings together two generations of melancholic guitar music and is drawing attention from listeners of both acts.
- 5American Football Mashes Up the Cure's "Boys Don't Cry"●Watch American Football Combine “Never Meant” and the Cure’s “Boys Don’t Cry”
The band American Football has released a mashup combining their emo classic "Never Meant" with the Cure's "Boys Don't Cry." The unlikely pairing of the 1999 midwestern emo staple and the 1979 post-punk track is drawing attention from fans of both acts, with Pitchfork highlighting the release as a notable crossover between two influential guitar bands.
- 6Critics Say 'Never Again' Has Lost Meaning in Gaza●How ‘Never Again’ Lost Meaning in Gaza 🚨 The silence of the last three years has been deafening. There was never any dou
Commentators are arguing that the phrase 'Never Again', adopted after the Holocaust as a pledge against genocide, has been emptied of meaning by the war in Gaza. They point to three years of international silence despite existing laws meant to prevent atrocities, and warn that failing to punish genocide sets a dangerous precedent for global security.
- 7Jermain Defoe says he came close to joining Manchester United●I was meant to sign for Man United – the players were even talking to the manager about me https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https:
Jermain Defoe has revealed he was close to signing for Manchester United, saying the squad's players were already discussing him with the manager ahead of a proposed move that ultimately never happened. The interview, carried by the Manchester Evening News, has drawn attention among fans revisiting old transfer sagas from the Alex Ferguson era and wondering how the striker's career might have differed.
- 8Science fiction author teases sealed tomb thriller●What If the Tomb Was Never Meant to Be Opened? Two days trapped in the desert. A sealed tomb. A deadly trap. And a team
Science fiction author M. Pax has released a teaser for her upcoming M. Pax Tales story, promising a tale of a team trapped for two days in the desert beside a sealed tomb rigged with a deadly trap and running out of time. The preview promotes Tuesday's installment, available as an audiobook and videobook, and is drawing interest from fans of serialized space adventure fiction.
- 9Digger's PR push tells audiences to blame critics, not the film●Don’t hate the movie, hate the critic! Digger’s new PR push is a risky bet for film that was never meant to be divisive
The film 'Digger' is facing an unusual publicity strategy that encourages audiences to direct their frustration at critics rather than the movie itself. The approach frames negative reviews as the source of the film's divisiveness, positioning it as a victim of harsh criticism. Observers note the tactic is risky for a film that was never intended to become controversial, and it has drawn attention to the strained relationship between distributors and reviewers.