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Dutch presenter Raymond Mens says he wants to work with Thomas van Groningen as a television duo, telling De Telegraaf he hopes to 'dust off' an existing programme together. Mens, known for his satirical news work, sees the collaboration as a way to revive a format with a fresh pairing on screen.
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The Walking Men, labeled as a book, is being shared and discussed on Hacker News. Details beyond the headline are not available, and it is unclear what the work covers or who authored it.
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The Los Angeles Sentinel examines the pressures facing Black men working in the entertainment industry, framing mental health as an under-addressed issue in Hollywood. The piece highlights how stigma, industry demands and limited access to culturally competent care affect wellbeing, and calls for more open conversation and institutional support for Black men in film, television and music.
- 4Why so many elderly people still work in Singapore●man I love singapore.. i really do BUT one thing breaks my heart is seeing really old people working.. like dont yall ha
A visitor in Singapore says the country's wealth makes it hard to watch people in their 70s and older still working, such as elderly men serving food or clearing trays. They question whether Singapore has adequate retirement savings and why so many seniors remain in the workforce. The observation has struck a chord, touching on a long-running debate over the adequacy of CPF retirement payouts, the cost of living, and whether older workers labour out of necessity or by choice.
- 5Eddie Murphy lands new TV show from Mad Men creator▼Eddie Murphy has a new TV show from the creator of Mad Men
Eddie Murphy has a new television series in the works created by Matthew Weiner, the writer and producer behind Mad Men. Details about the plot, format, and where the show will air have not been announced, but the pairing of the comedy legend with the acclaimed drama creator is drawing attention from television watchers.
- 6Gang rips ATMs out of two Sicily banks overnight●Overnight, a gang of six men ripped ATMs out of two banks in Sicily — Monte dei Paschi di Siena and Banca Agricola Popol
A gang of six men tore cash machines out of two banks in Sicily overnight: branches of Monte dei Paschi di Siena and Banca Agricola Popolare di Sicilia. The brazen overnight raids, in which the machines were physically ripped out rather than emptied on site, are drawing attention as Italian police work to identify and track down those responsible.
- 7Hanna Shlykova Calls on Men to Respect Her Work●Hanna Shlykova Calls for Greater Respect from Men for Her Work Lukman Landi, defender for Khmelnytskyi, expressed his sa
Hanna Shlykova has publicly called on men to show greater respect for her work, a statement that has drawn attention in sports circles. The headline circulated alongside remarks from Lukman Landi, a defender for Khmelnytskyi, who spoke of his satisfaction at joining the club, praising the city's warm welcome while noting the squad still has much work ahead. Further details of what prompted Shlykova's comments were not provided.
- 8Parineeti Chopra Calls Out Parenting Double Standard▼Parineeti Chopra Calls Out The “Babysitting” Double Standard: 'Fathers Are Applauded, Mothers Are Expected
Bollywood actor Parineeti Chopra has spoken out against what she describes as a double standard in parenting, saying men are praised as heroes for basic childcare while mothers are simply expected to do the same work without recognition. Her remarks, carried by Indian news outlets, describe the framing of fathers 'babysitting' their own children as unfair. The comments are resonating with parents debating unequal expectations at home.