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Banksy's Identity Unmasked After Decades of Secrecy
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Banksy's Identity Unmasked After Decades of Secrecy

A major investigation by Reuters claims to have identified the anonymous street artist as Robin Gunningham, based on a signed confession from a 2000 arrest. His legal team disputes the findings and warns publication could endanger his safety.

Patrick Wilson Joins The Last of Us Season 3 as Abby's Father
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Patrick Wilson Joins The Last of Us Season 3 as Abby's Father

Patrick Wilson has been cast as Jerry, Abby's father, in The Last of Us Season 3. The casting marks a significant step forward for HBO's ambitious adaptation as it prepares to shift focus entirely to Kaitlyn Dever's character.

ACMA's Late Reckoning: Why the Kyle and Jackie O Collapse Matters
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ACMA's Late Reckoning: Why the Kyle and Jackie O Collapse Matters

The Kyle and Jackie O Show has imploded after 22 years of dominance, and Australia's broadcast regulator has finally issued teeth-bearing penalties. Yet for many, the crackdown feels like shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted.

Rare Oscar Tie Stuns Academy as Two Shorts Share History
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Rare Oscar Tie Stuns Academy as Two Shorts Share History

The 2026 Oscars saw a statistical rarity Sunday night: two films shared the Best Live Action Short Film award for only the seventh time in Academy Awards history, with presenter Kumail Nanjiani announcing the tie to surprise and laughter.

Why 'Sinners' Represents a Seismic Shift in Oscar Politics
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Why 'Sinners' Represents a Seismic Shift in Oscar Politics

With a record 16 Oscar nominations, Ryan Coogler's vampire horror 'Sinners' should dominate the Best Picture race. Yet it remains locked in a tighter-than-expected battle with 'One Battle After Another'.