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Andor, the Star Wars series on Disney+, has become the franchise's best-reviewed TV show, overtaking Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The show now holds a 96% score on Rotten Tomatoes, prompting outlets like ScreenRant to argue it is no longer a contest. Discussion is centred on the acclaim for its final season.
- 2CE Sabadell vs FC Andorra match draws attention amid weather postponements▼c. e. sabadell - fc andorra
A fixture between CE Sabadell and FC Andorra is being searched by fans in Catalonia. It comes as the Generalitat de Cataluña's weather alert forced the postponement of fourteen matches across Spanish competitions, including ACB basketball games such as Joventut against MoraBanc Andorra. Supporters are checking whether the football match will go ahead or suffer the same fate as other postponed events in the region.
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Joventut Badalona welcome MoraBanc Andorra to the Olímpic for a Spanish Basketball League matchup. The Badalona arena is expected to be at full capacity, with home fans anticipating a competitive game against an Andorran side that has historically made things difficult for Penya. The fixture is one of the standout games of the round, drawing attention from supporters of both clubs ahead of tip-off.
- 4Walter Crane's 1892 illustration of Pandora resurfaces●Pandora opens the box. Walter Crane, from "A Wonder Book for Girls & Boys" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Boston: 1892 # illust
A colour illustration by English artist Walter Crane depicting Pandora opening her box is being shared among classic book art enthusiasts. The plate comes from Nathaniel Hawthorne's 'A Wonder Book for Girls & Boys', published in Boston in 1892, and retells the Greek myth of Pandora. Readers of old book illustrations continue to admire Crane's decorative style and his contributions to children's book art of the period.
- 5Walter Crane's Pandora illustration recirculates among old book art fans●Pandora desires to open the box. Walter Crane, from "A Wonder Book for Girls & Boys" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Boston: 189
An 1892 illustration by Walter Crane, made for Nathaniel Hawthorne's retelling of the Pandora myth in 'A Wonder Book for Girls & Boys', is being shared again by enthusiasts of vintage book illustration. The image shows Pandora reaching toward the forbidden box, rendered in Crane's distinctive decorative style from the golden age of children's book art. Collectors and art appreciators continue to circulate such scans, keeping 19th-century illustration work in front of new audiences.
- 6Pandora raises prices, citing a difficult decision●Pandora claims 'we haven't made this decision lightly' after raising prices The SiriusXM service joins a long list of st
Pandora, the music streaming service owned by SiriusXM, has increased its subscription prices, telling customers it 'hasn't made this decision lightly'. The move adds Pandora to a growing list of streaming platforms that have raised rates this year, as companies across music, video and audio pass higher costs on to subscribers and push premium tiers harder.
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Malta and Andorra are meeting in a UEFA Nations League fixture, with coverage focusing on their head-to-head record and match statistics. Both sides sit among Europe's smaller footballing nations, making their encounters a closely watched contest for points and ranking. Fans are following line-ups, results and what the outcome means for each country's standing in the competition.
- 8Higher education faces a trust problem over transparency▼OPINION: Higher education has a trust problem, and families are right to demand transparency and candor
A new opinion piece argues that higher education has a trust problem, saying colleges and universities have not been candid enough with families about costs, outcomes and value. The author contends families are right to demand greater transparency and honesty from institutions, reflecting wider public scepticism about whether a degree is worth the price at a time of rising tuition and scrutiny of universities.
- 9Computertruhe groups to help with Linux at DI.DAY●Am 4.10. findet der 10. DI.DAY statt und Mitglieder der Standorte @ aalen , @ augsburg , @ berlin und @ muenchen unterst
On 4 October the tenth DI.DAY takes place, and Computertruhe members from its Aalen, Augsburg, Berlin and Munich locations are offering hands-on help installing Linux, finding free alternatives to everyday programs and reclaiming digital autonomy. The volunteer initiative invites people to bring their devices and get support switching away from proprietary software.
- 10Pedro Pascal Stars In Tony Gilroy Musical Drama 'Behemoth!'▼'Behemoth! Review: Pedro Pascal In Musical Drama From Tony Gilroy
Reviews are out for 'Behemoth!', a musical drama starring Pedro Pascal and directed by Tony Gilroy, the filmmaker behind the Bourne scripts and the 'Andor' series. Early critical coverage, including a review from Deadline, is circulating as the film draws attention for its unusual pairing of Pascal with a musical format and Gilroy's move into the genre.
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The Pandora mission has officially begun its science operations. The small satellite, designed to study exoplanet atmospheres and their host stars, is now collecting scientific data after completing its early checkout phase. The start of observations marks the transition from commissioning to its primary research program.
- 12Pedro Pascal Plays a Cellist in Tony Gilroy's 'Behemoth!'▼‘Behemoth!’ Review: Pedro Pascal Is a Classical Cellist Skating Through a Midlife Crisis in Tony Gilroy’s Elevated Bauble of a Music Drama
Variety has published a review of 'Behemoth!', a music drama directed by Tony Gilroy in which Pedro Pascal stars as a classical cellist going through a midlife crisis. The review describes the film as an 'elevated bauble' and says Pascal coasts charmingly through the role, suggesting the picture is elegant and enjoyable but slight.
- 13New poster drops for Tony Gilroy's Behemoth! with Pedro Pascal●Tony Gilroy’s Behemoth!, starring Pedro Pascal, gets a new poster. Trailer and details here https:// bit.ly/4hsXe2U # Be
A fresh poster has been released for Behemoth!, the new film from Andor director Tony Gilroy starring Pedro Pascal, alongside a trailer and further details about the project. The release gives film fans a first proper look at the pairing of one of Hollywood's most acclaimed writers-directors with one of its most in-demand actors.
- 14Six Perfect Sci-Fi Shows Worth Rewatching●Movie TV Tech Geeks # TV # SciFi # Dark # Andor 6 Perfect Sci-Fi Shows Worth Watching Over and Over http:// dlvr.it/TVhw
A roundup from Movie TV Tech Geeks highlights six science fiction series described as perfect and worth watching repeatedly, naming shows including Dark and Andor among the picks. The list celebrates series with tight plotting and lasting rewatch value rather than new releases, reflecting ongoing enthusiasm for prestige sci-fi television.
- 15Malayali lo-fi radio spins new Joyal MJ track●Now playing on Radio Digital Malayali: Njan Kanavil Kandoru Lofi Flip By Joyal MJ (Aagathan) by Joyal MJ! Tune in now wi
Radio Digital Malayali, an online lo-fi station streaming Malayalam music, is currently airing "Njan Kanavil Kandoru Lofi Flip" by Joyal MJ from the release Aagathan. Around 15 listeners are tuned in at the station, which curates Indian lo-fi remixes for a global Malayalam-speaking audience.
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Pandora, the Danish jewelry brand, is being discussed in connection with Vietnam, according to a business news headline circulating globally. No further details were provided about whether the story concerns a new store opening, expansion of operations, manufacturing, or sales performance in the Vietnamese market. Business watchers are picking up on the headline as interest in the brand's presence in Southeast Asia continues.