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STUNNED diners nearly choked on their chips when Sir Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen and Dr Dre rocked up at a packed restaurant.

BRITPOP king Damon Albarn is writing an opera.

The Blur frontman has revealed he is working on a project inspired by the 1807 masterpiece The Magic Flute Part II.

That was the creation of German poet, scientist and playwright Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

Damon, who has just finished two huge dates at Wembley Stadium, said: “I’m doing an opera at the moment, using Goethe’s fragment he wrote about The Magic Flute Part II, which is fascinating. Читать дальше...

FORMER Gladiators star Jet has revealed she is getting married — to a woman she met in her local supermarket.

Just like any other salad, making a good pasta salad is all about creating a balance of flavors and textures. The textures, in this case, are tender noodles, paired with vegetables (both pickled and fresh), a little cheese or cured meat, and maybe some crunchy elements. It’s all held together by a dressing, usually…

TEHRAN, Jul. 12 (MNA) – Bus accident in Iraq has left one Iranian pilgrim dead and 48 others injured, a representative of the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) said.

Series level with two to play

I can’t recall another West Coast player, especially one who has achieved as much as Jack Darling, who has polarised as much, in particular by his own supporter base.

FIFA’s top brass, including President Gianni Infantino, have spared no expense for their hotel rooms before the kick-off of Women’s World Cup.

Residents of the Botany apartment complex have described a building with tiles laid over tiles, cupboards without shelves, a missing driveway and water streaming into wardrobes.

A damning internal audit has found the Western Sydney Local Health District left itself open to “significant risks” by failing to do proper checks on private security for major hospitals.

Former NSW Supreme Court judge Anthony Whealy says the names of those referred for prosecution over the robo-debt royal commission findings should be revealed.

Premier Daniel Andrews recently announced a redress scheme for children abused in state care decades ago. But new figures show it’s happening right now.

Teachers say they’re being given fewer than six months to adapt foundation to year 10 classes to a new curriculum – which they are still waiting to see.

On housing, the political system failed us. Just as it did on robo-debt. And climate change. And aged care. Our mistake is we ignore problems until they’re too tough to fix.

Andale School in Kew will be slugged, alongside the highest-fee private schools, when the state government removes its payroll tax exemption.

Many people avoid physical activity because they see themselves as clumsy. But, with practice, there are ways to fix that.

Eastern bettongs haven’t roamed mainland Australia for 100 years. Now they’re running around western Sydney.

One in four Indigenous West Australians of voting age is not enrolled to vote ahead of the Voice to parliament referendum later this year.

Designer handbags take a back seat to bed linen and mattresses in the search for a luxurious night in.

Property prices have been on the rise since the summer even though there’s little relief in sight for home buyers’ budgets – though there’s a precedent.

Jim Jackson joins Colin Cowherd on The Herd to discuss the latest news in the NBA. Jackson predicts how Chris Paul will handle a potential bench role with the Golden State Warriors.

Florida Panthers goalie Spencer Knight went to a Blink-182 concert, made some sushi with teammates and got to see some familiar faces and meet new people as well.

Ray Epps says the evidence-free theory that he instigated the Capitol riots as a government agent—an idea promoted by Tucker Carlson—has led to death threats.

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Teletext. Notepad. Twitter. A tractor. A pregnancy test. There have been few limits to the weird and wonderful ways that enterprising Doom fans have found to play the seminal FPS over the last 30 years, but this latest one might take the crown for both weirdest and wonderful-est. Someone is teaching a bunch of lab-grown rat neurons to play Doom. Yes, their literal conscious existence is Doom. I told you it was weird.