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The third film in the Knives Out series, 'Wake Up Dead Man,' premieres on Netflix on December 12, after limited cinema release. Daniel Craig returns as Benoit Blanc to solve a church murder in upstate New York, with a runtime of 144 minutes. The film features a large ensemble cast and explores themes of religion and mystery.
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Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco married on September 27 in Santa Barbara, with a star-studded guest list including Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, and Gomez's co-stars. The wedding followed their engagement last year, and Gomez wore a Ralph Lauren gown. The event was celebrated with speeches and social media posts from friends and colleagues.
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Taylor Swift's 12th studio album, 'The Life of a Showgirl,' drops today, featuring references to her personal life, discography, and properties. The album includes literary and location clues, with collaborations and a focus on her 'Eras Tour' experiences. It is available across multiple formats and platforms worldwide.
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Recent articles highlight how prominent figures are focusing on adaptable skills like creativity, empathy, and leadership to navigate AI-driven workplace changes. Discussions include career development, government talent strategies, and the importance of continuous learning amid technological shifts, with a focus on preparing for an AI-augmented future.
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Recent articles highlight a surge in experiential dining, long lines as status symbols, and major restaurant openings in New York, London, and Boston. The stories reflect changing consumer behaviors, social media influence, and ongoing hospitality developments. Today's date & time is: Tue, 04 Nov 2025 00:04:05 +0000.
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Taylor Swift will release a six-episode behind-the-scenes docuseries, 'The End of an Era,' and a concert film, 'The Final Show,' both on Disney+ on December 12. The projects follow her record-breaking Eras Tour and her latest album, 'The Life of a Showgirl.'
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Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce has partnered with hedge fund Jana Partners to acquire about 9% of Six Flags, prompting an 18% stock surge. The move aims to push for improved performance amid the company's ongoing struggles, including a 47% stock decline this year and recent financial losses.
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Denmark plans to introduce legislation early next year to ban the sharing of deepfake content, aiming to protect personal likenesses and combat misinformation. The law would grant citizens copyright over their appearance and voice, with penalties for platforms that fail to remove illegal deepfakes. The move reflects growing global concern over AI-generated misinformation.
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Scottish football fans caused seismic activity at Hampden Park after scoring key goals in their World Cup qualification match. The British Geological Survey recorded small earthquakes following Kenny McLean’s stunning goal from the halfway line and other jubilant celebrations, highlighting the intense fan enthusiasm and regional excitement.
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As of early December 2025, the US has intensified military pressure on Venezuela, conducting over 20 strikes on alleged drug trafficking vessels, killing at least 83 people. President Trump announced plans to extend operations from sea to land while maintaining openness to dialogue with Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. The US military buildup in the Caribbean includes an aircraft carrier group and thousands of troops amid accusations of regime change motives.
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Recent AI-generated songs have caused controversy, with artists like Jorja Smith and Blanco Brown affected by voice cloning and copyright issues. The industry faces calls for clearer regulation and artist rights amid rapid technological advances.