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Rab C Nesbitt actor Gregor Fisher: ‘People say: I didn’t realise you could speak properly!’
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Gregor Fisher, known for his role as Rab C Nesbitt, reflects on his career as he prepares for a tour. Despite his long-standing association with the character, which has become a part of Glasgow folklore, Fisher hopes to showcase his versatility as an actor. He notes that it has been 40 years since Rab C Nesbitt first appeared on television, and he desires recognition for his other roles beyond the iconic string-vest-wearing character.
Daniel Radcliffe writes supportive letter to Harry Potter successor in new TV series
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Daniel Radcliffe, known for his role as Harry Potter, has written a supportive letter to 11-year-old Dominic McLaughlin, who has been cast as Harry Potter in the upcoming TV series. Radcliffe expressed his hope that McLaughlin has an even better experience growing up in the role than he did. During an appearance on Good Morning America, Radcliffe mentioned that he received a sweet note back from McLaughlin.
How generative AI in Arc Raiders started a scrap over the gaming industry’s future
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The use of AI in the game Arc Raiders has ignited a significant cultural and ethical debate within the gaming industry, raising critical questions for artists, writers, and voice actors. As players navigate a multiplayer world filled with hostile drones and military robots, the dynamics of trust and cooperation among players are tested.
British Museum ends ‘deeply troubling’ sponsorship from Japanese tobacco firm
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The British Museum has terminated its sponsorship agreement with Japan Tobacco International (JTI) following criticism of the deal, which has been described as 'deeply troubling' by some observers. The decision comes after the museum's board opted not to renew the 15-year partnership, which officially ended in September 2025. Critics have been advocating for the cessation of such 'morally unacceptable' sponsorships since 2016.
The Saragossa Manuscript review – cult Polish period-costume comedy is outrageous head-spinner
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Wojciech Has’s 1965 film, 'The Saragossa Manuscript', is a surrealist comedy set in 18th-century Spain. The narrative follows an officer navigating a series of bizarre encounters and erotic adventures during the Napoleonic wars. The film is characterized by its unique storytelling style, where individual tales intertwine, creating a disorienting yet humorous experience that evokes comparisons to Monty Python sketches.