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Francesco Facchinetti appeared on the Ciao Maschio programme, where he looked back on his relationship with Silvio Berlusconi. Speaking on the show, he joked that when dealing with Berlusconi he had wanted to ask him for much more money than he ultimately did, prompting reactions from the studio audience and viewers.
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Switzerland are preparing to take on Slovenia in a football qualifier, with bookmakers and tipsters backing the Swiss to win and keep first place in their group. Preview coverage focuses on Switzerland's strong form and their chances of extending their lead at the top of the standings, while Slovenia look to spoil the favourites' run.
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The Voice UK is back in the spotlight in the UK, with a first look at this week's performances and the acts taking the stage now circulating among viewers. The preview introduces the contestants set to perform in the upcoming episode, giving fans an early sense of who could impress the coaches.
- 4Is AI Really Fueling Inflation? It's Not That Simple▼Is AI Really Fueling Inflation? It’s Not That Simple
Morningstar argues that the popular claim that artificial intelligence spending is driving inflation deserves a more nuanced look. The piece pushes back on the simple narrative that data center buildouts and AI investment are broadly pushing up consumer prices, suggesting the picture is more complicated than headlines suggest. It comes amid ongoing debate over how much AI infrastructure spending is affecting energy demand, chip costs and the wider economy.
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ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum said Alabama's travel arrangements for its game at Mississippi State suggest the Crimson Tide is already 'thinking about Georgia.' His comments drew attention ahead of the matchup, with fans debating whether the Tide is overlooking the Bulldogs and their running back Fluff Bothwell ahead of a looming SEC clash with the Bulldogs of Georgia.
- 630 Years of Oprah's Book Club Celebrated●30 Years of Oprah’s Book Club: The Authors Behind the Stories We Love
Oprah Winfrey is marking three decades of her Book Club, looking back at the authors and titles the club has championed since it launched in 1996. The anniversary highlights how her selections repeatedly turned books into bestsellers and introduced millions of viewers to new writers. Responses online have been warm, with readers recalling favorite picks and crediting the club with shaping their reading habits.
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Italians are searching for when the clocks change in 2026, with coverage explaining exactly when daylight saving time ends and what to do with the clocks. Adnkronos published a guide on the switch back to solar time, covering the date and practical steps. Interest is high as households plan for the earlier darkness that follows the end of summer time.
- 8Maker reveals moonstone eyes for robot owl Archimedes●Back in 2021, I used moonstones for Archimedes' backlit eyes. They're gorgeous in regular light, AND give a beautiful te
A robotics hobbyist has revisited their 2021 build of Archimedes, a robotic owl familiar, explaining that its backlit eyes use moonstones. The stones serve double duty, looking striking in ordinary light while also acting as LED diffusers for a soft glow. The creator points others to a project write-up on Hackster.io with more build details.
- 9Pulisic Scores As AC Milan Beat Lecce In Serie A●Pulisic Scores As Rossoneri Back To Winning Ways! | MILAN-LECCE | HIGHLIGHTS | Serie A 2026/27
AC Milan returned to winning form in Serie A, defeating Lecce with Christian Pulisic among the goals. The Rossoneri's victory lifts spirits around the club after a run without a win, and fans are highlighting Pulisic's continued importance to the team's attack this season. The match forms part of the 2026/27 Serie A campaign, with Milan now looking to build momentum in the league standings.
- 10Leaked Tapes Complicate Democrats' Nebraska Independent Bet▼Democrats Backed an Independent in Nebraska. Leaked Tapes Make Him a Risky Bet.
Democrats have thrown their support behind an independent candidate in Nebraska, but newly leaked recordings have made the endorsement look risky, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The tapes raise questions about the candidate's suitability just as the party tries to position him as a viable alternative in the race, drawing scrutiny from both parties.
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Dutch reality personality Caroline Ligthart is heading back to the Netherlands and will continue her search for love, according to RTL. Ligthart, known from reality television, has been followed by viewers partly because of her romantic life, and her decision to return home while still looking for a partner is drawing attention from fans.
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West Virginia takes on Iowa State in a Big 12 college football matchup, with both teams looking to bounce back. Pundits are weighing which side can recover momentum, as the conference race tightens. Fans are discussing predictions and what the result means for each program's season in a competitive Big 12 field.
- 13Remembering Ben Ferencz, Nuremberg's youngest Nazi prosecutor●'No one showed any sign of remorse': The heroic US lawyer who put Nazi death squad members on trial at Nuremberg On 29 S
A look back at American lawyer Ben Ferencz, who at 27 served as chief prosecutor in the Einsatzgruppen trial at Nuremberg, which opened on 29 September 1947 and has been called the biggest murder trial in history. He brought 22 Nazi death squad leaders to justice and later recalled that none of the defendants showed any remorse for their roles in mass killings.
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Starter and the New York Giants have launched a collection celebrating the franchise's 1986 championship season, bringing back designs from that era. The collaboration taps nostalgia for the team's first Super Bowl-winning squad, and fans are discussing the throwback look as the Giants' brand history gets renewed attention.
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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff is back at the track and delivered grim news for Max Verstappen, saying Red Bull looks fastest on both fronts. Kimi Antonelli and Mercedes are reportedly worried about Verstappen's pace, while George Russell admitted Mercedes has struggled to match rivals' upgrade speeds ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend.
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The World Championship of Legends, a T20 cricket tournament featuring retired international stars, is drawing attention ahead of its 2026 edition. Coverage outlines the participating teams, player squads, fixtures and full schedule for the event, which brings former greats back to competitive cricket and has become a popular draw for fans, particularly in India.
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The German crime series Wilsberg is back this evening with a new film, marking the return of the long-running franchise that first aired more than three decades ago. FilmStarts is promoting what viewers can expect from the new instalment. The Münster-based detective series featuring the antique-dealer sleuth remains a fixture of German weekend television, and the fresh episode is drawing attention from longtime fans.
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Japanese comedian Yasuko has drawn attention after purchasing a new item for a local children's cafeteria (kodomo shokudo), according to a Fukui Shimbun report. Fans reacted warmly online, commenting that it looked fun and lively, while Yasuko joked that she might come back in her spare time to help kids with their homework.
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Bake Off is back in the conversation in the UK, with home bakers searching for signature-challenge inspiration. Nigella Lawson's recipe for chewy American-style chocolate chip cookies is being promoted as the ideal bake to make alongside tonight's episode. Viewers are looking up where to watch and what to bake before the show starts.
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Ukraine take on Northern Ireland in a match drawing attention in both countries. Former Ukraine defender Artem Fedetskyi recalled the sides' 'disastrous' Euro 2016 meeting, which Northern Ireland won 2-0 in Lyon, and offered his prediction for today's game. Fans on both sides are debating the outcome and looking back at that tournament meeting.
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The New York Rangers opened their season with a commanding win over the Tampa Bay Lightning, with goaltender Igor Shesterkin back in net. Coverage highlighted the Lightning looking rusty in the loss while the Rangers controlled play throughout. Hockey fans are discussing Shesterkin's performance and what it signals for the Rangers' season ahead.
- 22Oasis Reunion Tour Documentary Coming to Disney+●オアシス再結成ツアーのドキュメンタリー『ドント・ルック・バック・イン・アンガー』 海外では独占未公開映像付きでDisney+で配信決定 – amass オアシス:ドント・ルック・バック・イン・アンガー © 2026 Disney. All
A documentary following Oasis's reunion tour, titled 'Don't Look Back in Anger', will stream on Disney+ internationally with exclusive unreleased footage. The announcement, reported by Japanese music media, gives fans worldwide access to behind-the-scenes coverage of the band's hugely anticipated comeback shows, which marked Liam and Noel Gallagher's first performances together in over 15 years.
- 23Newcastle United eyeing move for Ligue 1 defender▼Report: Newcastle United considering move to sign Ligue 1 defender
A report says Newcastle United are considering a move to sign a defender from France's Ligue 1. The identity of the player and any fee have not been disclosed in the headline, but the link adds to the club's ongoing recruitment activity under its Saudi-backed ownership as it looks to strengthen its back line.
- 24Rosalía Embraces Balletcore at Paris Fashion Week▼Rosalía Brings Back Balletcore for Paris Fashion Week
Spanish singer Rosalía appeared in a ballet-inspired look at Paris Fashion Week, a style choice being described as reviving the balletcore trend of soft tulle, ribbons and dancewear aesthetics. The look adds to her reputation as a fashion fixture, with observers noting the trend's return on one of the season's biggest stages.
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Rita Russek, known to German TV audiences for the long-running ZDF crime series Wilsberg, is drawing renewed attention after a look back at her early career was published on the streaming service Joyn. The piece traces how the actress looked and worked at the start of her professional life, prompting curiosity about her path to the popular Münster-based detective franchise.
- 26Dolphins RB De'Von Achane out for season with torn ACL●NFL Network: Dolphins RB De'Von Achane to miss rest of season after tearing ACL in loss to Chiefs https://www. nfl.com/n
Miami Dolphins running back De'Von Achane has torn his ACL and will miss the rest of the season, according to NFL Network. The injury occurred in the Dolphins' loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, a significant blow to Miami's backfield as the team looks ahead to the 2026 campaign.
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French media are revisiting Zinedine Zidane's last match on the Stade de France pitch, aired on Canal+ in connection with a France–Italy fixture. The broadcast looks back at the moment the France legend played at the national stadium for the final time, prompting fans to reminisce about his career and that farewell appearance in Saint-Denis.
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Mexico's Jóvenes Construyendo el Futuro youth employment programme is back in the news as new registration windows open. President Claudia Sheinbaum reopened sign-ups offering 9,500 pesos a month plus IMSS health insurance for men and women of working age, and a new 2026 convocatoria is expected in Quintana Roo. Young people are checking requirements and how to enrol.
- 2913 data-backed strategies to break 80 in golf●13 data-backed strategies to break 80, according to the numbers
Golf Digest has published a rundown of 13 data-backed strategies for golfers trying to break 80. The piece leans on statistical analysis of scoring patterns to identify where amateur golfers lose the most strokes, offering concrete changes to course management, putting and approach play. It is aimed at the large group of skilled amateurs stuck above the 80-shot mark and looking for measurable ways to improve.
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The Santa Barbara Independent's 'All Booked' column looks back on another year of book hunting, celebrating the finds and reading highlights of the past twelve months. The piece reflects on the ongoing appeal of searching out books, whether in shops, sales, or second-hand stalls, and invites readers to share in the year's literary discoveries.
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Daylight saving time is ending in the United States, and clocks will fall back by one hour. Asbury Park Press and other outlets are reminding readers of the exact date the change takes effect and what it means for sunrise and sunset times. Searches about the switch have spiked as people look up when the clocks change and how the darker evenings will affect their routines.
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The North Carolina Courage take on Seattle Reign FC in a National Women's Soccer League match. The Courage sit in mid-table and are looking to bounce back after recent results, while Seattle Reign arrive hoping to climb the standings. Coverage from women's soccer outlets is focused on whether North Carolina can rebound and what the result means for both teams' playoff positioning.
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Travel companies are promoting discounts tied to Kyushu's disaster recovery support programme, known as the Kyushu fukkou discount, which subsidises trips to the region. Rakuten Travel's autumn sale offers up to 30 percent off daily, with additional savings of up to 45 percent on rental cars, and is advising travellers to combine these offers with the Kyushu recovery discount for greater savings.
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Novak Djokovic is back in the spotlight as attention turns to the Six Kings Slam, the exhibition event featuring the sport's biggest names. Italian coverage is focused on when the 2026 edition will be played and on Jannik Sinner's confirmed opponent, with details on TV and streaming coverage drawing interest from tennis fans in Italy and the United States.
- 35AMD Slips as Retail Traders Call Chip Rally Exhausted▼AMD Stock Slips Despite Wave Of Price Target Hikes – Retail Traders Say Chip Rally Is 'Starting To Look Exhausted'
AMD shares edged lower even as several analysts raised their price targets on the chipmaker. Retail traders are pushing back against the bullish calls, arguing the semiconductor rally is 'starting to look exhausted' after a strong run-up. The split between Wall Street optimism and investor caution is fueling debate over whether the sector's momentum can continue.
- 36Fans recall Kimi's famous Malaysia ice cream moment●A driver called Kimi eating iced goods in Malaysia We've been here before, haven't we?! 😉 # F1 # BahrainGP
Formula 1 fans are reminiscing about an incident involving a driver named Kimi eating iced goods in Malaysia, with posts pointing out that 'we've been here before'. The reference appears to evoke memories of Kimi Raikkonen's well-known ice cream moment during a rain-delayed Malaysian Grand Prix. The post was shared ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Bayern Munich are reportedly monitoring Benfica centre-back Tomas Araujo, valued at around €30 million, putting them in direct competition with Chelsea for the Portuguese defender's signature. The Bundesliga champions are looking to strengthen their defensive options, and Araujo has emerged as a target ahead of the upcoming transfer window.
- 38Privacy pack aims to help everyday users ditch Google●Since I run my own # HomeLab there are alot that are missing in this list, but well... for common folk, this list should
A link to privacypack.org, a curated list of privacy-friendly and open-source alternatives to mainstream services, is circulating among self-hosting and open-source enthusiasts. One commentator notes the list falls short for people running their own home labs but says it should be enough to help ordinary users reduce their dependence on big tech services to a large extent. Discussion centres on de-Googling, free software and taking back control of personal data.
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Bangladesh and Sri Lanka meet in the men's cricket bronze-medal match at the Asian Games. Sri Lanka enter the game after being bowled out for just 45 in a heavy defeat on Thursday, and will be looking to bounce back and salvage a medal from a disappointing campaign in China.
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Marvin Vettori is in fight-week focus ahead of UFC 332, where the Italian middleweight will look to end a four-fight losing skid. Former rival Israel Adesanya, who beat Vettori twice in their careers, says he is pulling for the Italian to get back in the win column. The unusual show of support from a former opponent is drawing attention from MMA fans in the United States and Italy.