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- 1Virat Kohli says Gill's India better than Dhoni's 2015 side●'Shubman Gill's India is better than MS Dhoni's 2015 side': Virat Kohli makes bold statement and reveals mental struggles after 2019 World Cup exit
Virat Kohli has called Shubman Gill's current India side better than the MS Dhoni-led 2015 World Cup team, and has opened up about the mental health struggles he faced after India's 2019 World Cup semi-final exit. His remarks combine high praise for the young squad with a rare personal admission, prompting wide discussion among cricket fans.
- 2Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra to air Stravinsky concert live●@ classicalmusic Fr 02.10., 20:03 - 22:00 Uhr Konzert des Symphonieorchesters des Bayerischen Rundfunks - LIVE Leitung:
The Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks performs a live concert on Friday, 2 October, from 20:03 to 22:00, conducted by Sir Simon Rattle. The all-Stravinsky programme includes "Chant funèbre", the Symphony of Psalms, "Le roi des étoiles" and "The Rite of Spring", with an audio stream available to listeners.
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New protections against unwanted telephone cold calls are being introduced in France, with insurers' trade press describing the system as double-layered protection for consumers. The measures aim to curb persistent telemarketing practices, a long-running source of complaints among the French public.
- 4Black-and-white photo of Methoni Castle wins attention●Photo of the Day: Methoni Castle, Messenia, Greece # fujifilm # fujifilm_xseries # fujixseries # greece # travel # monoc
A black-and-white photograph of Methoni Castle in Messenia, Greece, shared as a 'photo of the day', is drawing appreciation from travel and photography enthusiasts. The image, shot on Fujifilm gear, highlights the medieval seaside fortress in monochrome. Viewers are praising the composition and the castle's dramatic setting on the Peloponnesian coast.
- 5Sound! Euphonium Final Movie Part 2 Reveals Emotional Final Trailer▼Sound! Euphonium, The Final Movie Part 2 Shares Emotional Final Trailer
Sound! Euphonium: The Final Movie Part 2 has released its final trailer ahead of the anime film's release, and the studio is billing it as an emotional send-off. The trailer offers fans a last look at the concluding chapter of the Kyoto Animation series, which has followed a high school concert band across multiple seasons and films. Fans are sharing the footage widely as anticipation builds for the franchise's finale.
- 6Christmas chapter at Uff Fast Food amid city strikes●Paros en la ciudad, pero en Uff Fast Food brilla la Navidad. Luces, árbol, panetones… y un cliente enmascarado que solo
A new chapter of a serialized fiction story set at Uff Fast Food has been published, placing a Christmas scene of lights, a tree and panettones against a backdrop of strikes paralyzing the city. The episode features a masked customer asking Honi for a kiss, receiving a punch instead, and smiling anyway.
- 7Telefónica and Reina Sofía School merge AI with symphonic music▼Telefónica and the Reina Sofía School of Music combine artificial intelligence and symphonic music to give voice to the audience’s emotions
Telefónica and the Reina Sofía School of Music have launched a project combining artificial intelligence with symphonic music to translate audience emotions into sound. The initiative uses AI to capture how listeners feel during performances and give those emotions a musical voice. It highlights growing collaboration between technology companies and classical music institutions, and interest in how AI can reshape the concert experience for audiences.
- 8IDSF-Habithonistim to hold conference marking three years since October 7▼Three years since October 7 IDSF-Habithonistim to hold conference
The Israeli think tank IDSF-Habithonistim is holding a conference marking three years since the October 7, 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel. The event is expected to examine the attack's aftermath, its impact on Israeli security policy, and the state of the ongoing regional conflict, drawing attention as the anniversary prompts renewed reflection in Israel and abroad.
- 9Senator Honig secures $150,000 in grants to cut Torrington absenteeism▼SENATOR HONIG WELCOMES $150,000 IN EDUCATION GRANTS TO HELP REDUCE ABSENTEEISM IN TORRINGTON
Connecticut state Senator Jan Hochadel—listed as Senator Honig—has announced $150,000 in state education grants for Torrington aimed at reducing chronic student absenteeism. The funding will support local programs designed to keep students in school. The announcement was published by the Connecticut Senate Democrats, and it is a routine local education funding item rather than a controversy.
- 10Monophonics bring psychedelic soul show to Knick Music Lab▼Monophonics to give the Knick Music Lab a dose of Psychedelic Soul
San Francisco funk and soul outfit Monophonics are set to perform at the Knick Music Lab, bringing their psychedelic soul sound to the stage. The announcement comes via a local music listing, with the band known for blending 1960s-style soul with modern funk arrangements. Further details on dates, tickets and opening acts were not provided in the initial report.
- 11Ohio author publishes book on 1937 Little Steel strike▼Ohio author’s book examines 1937 ‘Little Steel’ strike in Mahoning Valley
An Ohio author has released a book examining the 1937 'Little Steel' strike in the Mahoning Valley, a violent labor conflict in which striking steelworkers confronted Republic Steel and other companies that refused to recognize unions. Local coverage highlights the book as a look back at a defining episode in the region's industrial and labor history.
- 12Musician Ditches Polished Sound for Raw 8-Bit Bass Pop●Welcome to my post-DATASET era! Making noice sounding choons is passe, time to make some 8-bit PCM monophonic # BASS pop
An electronic musician announced a deliberate move away from polished, noise-heavy productions toward stripped-down 8-bit PCM monophonic bass pop, aimed at phone speakers rather than studio monitors. The tracks were made using Ardour, Vitalium, CHOW Tape Model and Linux Studio Plugins on Linux, and the work is framed as human-made, raw and free of AI-generated content.