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Tensions rise as Mexico opposes Trump's remittance tax, DHS seeks National Guard aid for deportations, and critics slam a proposed reality show on citizenship as inhumane, reflecting escalating immigration conflicts.

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Why David Fincher turned the Red Hot Chili Peppers into string puppets
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Director David Fincher fulfilled his wish for a Flea bobblehead by creating a puppet-style music video for the Red Hot Chili Peppers' song "Can't Stop" in Netflix's "Love, Death + Robots" anthology.
What This Mean: This highlights the creative collaboration between filmmakers and musicians, showcasing how unconventional artistic visions can bring fresh interpretations to music and animation in popular media.
Epic Games says Apple blocked 'Fortnite' in U.S. app store
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Epic Games announced that Apple has blocked 'Fortnite' from the U.S. App Store, preventing updates and making the game unavailable on Apple devices. This follows a recent court ruling that limited Apple's app commissions, which Epic had celebrated.
What This Mean: This escalation highlights the ongoing tension between major tech companies and app developers over control and fees in digital marketplaces. It underscores broader debates about antitrust regulations and the power of platform owners like Apple over third-party developers.
'Hurry Up Tomorrow': Weeknd vanity project wastes the talent in front of, and behind, the camera
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The film "Hurry Up Tomorrow," directed by Trey Edward Shults and featuring stars like Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan, is criticized as a poorly executed vanity project for the Weeknd, resembling a disjointed music video rather than a cohesive film.
What This Mean: This review highlights concerns about celebrity-driven projects overshadowing artistic merit, suggesting that even talented actors and directors can't salvage a weak concept. It reflects broader debates about the balance between commercial appeal and genuine storytelling in entertainment.
Tommy Lee and Brittany Furlan's marriage is reportedly on the rocks. Is divorce next?
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Tommy Lee and Brittany Furlan are reportedly separated due to conflicts over his behavior, sparking speculation about a potential divorce.
What This Mean: This news highlights ongoing challenges in high-profile marriages, reflecting broader public interest in celebrity relationships and the pressures they face under scrutiny.
Trump's auto tariffs reignite concerns about GM's future in South Korea
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President Trump's proposed auto tariffs have raised concerns about the future of GM's operations in South Korea, as the company exported over 418,000 vehicles from there to the U.S. last year, potentially jeopardizing local factories.
What This Mean: The tariffs could disrupt global supply chains, harm international trade relations, and threaten jobs in South Korea, reflecting broader tensions over protectionist economic policies.

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