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FURIA, the Brazilian Counter-Strike team, is a talking point during ESL Pro League Season 24, where top sides including Team Spirit and PARIVISION are competing. Fans in Spain and beyond are searching for match times and streams as the tournament's playoff stage unfolds, keeping the team in the spotlight.
- 2Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor's 'End Times Fascism' Draws Readers▼"End Times Fascism: And the Fight for the Living World", by Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor, is illuminating and infuriatin
Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor's book 'End Times Fascism: And the Fight for the Living World' is drawing attention from readers, who describe it as illuminating but also infuriating. One reader said the book's final section, on how to resist what the authors call end times fascism, offers some hope for the future, though the reading experience was heavy going.
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A Quaest poll published by Estadão puts Senator Marcos Rogério at 53% of valid votes in Rondônia's race, with opponent Adaílton Fúria at 24%. The figures suggest a wide lead for Rogério ahead of the vote, and the survey is drawing attention as voters and commentators assess the state's political outlook.
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A new Quaest poll in Rondônia shows Senator Marcos Rogério leading the race for the Senate seat with 53% of valid votes. Adailton Furia follows with 24%, and Hildon Chaves registers 15%. The numbers give the incumbent a wide advantage, with his nearest rival more than 29 points behind. Coverage by G1 has drawn attention to the survey as voters and commentators weigh the strength of each campaign in the state.
- 5Aaron Sorkin says money does not motivate Jesse Eisenberg▼Aaron Sorkin says ‘money does not motivate’ Jesse Eisenberg: ‘It’s infuriating’
Aaron Sorkin says Jesse Eisenberg is not driven by money, calling the actor's indifference to financial motivation 'infuriating'. Sorkin, who directed Eisenberg, made the remark while discussing what drives the actor's career choices, suggesting Eisenberg prioritizes creative fulfillment over pay. The comment is drawing attention as a candid reflection on their working relationship and on actors who choose roles for artistic reasons rather than earnings.
- 6Aaron Sorkin says money deterred Jesse Eisenberg from returning as Zuckerberg●Aaron Sorkin says money was a ‘disincentive’ for Jesse Eisenberg to return as Mark Zuckerberg: ‘It’s infuriating’
Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin says the money offered to Jesse Eisenberg was a disincentive for the actor to reprise his role as Mark Zuckerberg in a follow-up to The Social Network. Sorkin called the situation infuriating, suggesting the financial terms discouraged Eisenberg from returning despite interest in continuing the story of the Facebook founder.