Crimes of the Future is David Cronenberg's intense return to body horror, with Viggo Mortensen and Léa Seydoux navigating a dystopian world where surgery is art and pain doesn't exist. The film questions humanity's push for transcendence, blending disturbing visuals, philosophical depth, and striking performances.
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In 1987, a fire at King’s Cross Underground station led to 31 deaths and exposed severe flaws in London’s public transport safety. The tragedy sparked a nationwide overhaul of fire regulations, changing how the Underground operates and responds to emergencies.
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King's Cross faced a full-scale evacuation just before 8:00 AM, shocking thousands amid London’s busy rush hour. Emergency services swarmed the station after a potential safety threat. Services resumed after two hours, but confusion and delays rippled through the city's travel network.
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia's deportation despite legal protection highlights worrying flaws in U.S. immigration enforcement. Authorities labeled him MS-13 based on vague identifiers, triggering a debate about due process, gang profiling, and the dangers of using tattoos and clothing as evidence.
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PSG edged Arsenal 1-0 in a tense Champions League semi-final first leg, but an injury to Ousmane Dembélé threatens to complicate their plans. Dembélé scored early and matched clubmate Mbappé’s record, then exited with a suspected hamstring problem. Arsenal now face a tough road task next week in Paris.
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A celebration in South Vancouver turned to tragedy when a man drove an SUV into a crowd at the Lapu Lapu Day Filipino festival, killing 11 and injuring dozens. Authorities identified the suspect as a local struggling with mental health and ruled out terrorism. The Filipino community and officials worldwide are rallying support for the victims.
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Lecce expressed outrage after Serie A rescheduled their match against Atalanta just days after the sudden death of their physiotherapist Graziano Fiorita. The club wore plain white jerseys to protest, emphasizing their grief and frustration. A memorial for Fiorita is planned at Lecce's stadium.
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Eddie Hall, famous for his World's Strongest Man title, openly discussed his nerves before fighting Mariusz Pudzianowski in his MMA debut. Hall is worried about Pudzianowski's MMA experience and speed, highlighting the tough mental and physical leap from strongman competitions to combat sports.
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Virginia Giuffre, whose accusations against Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew sparked global conversations on sexual abuse, died by suicide in Australia at 41. She was a relentless advocate for survivors, and her tragic death underscores the immense challenges faced by those living with trauma from exploitation.
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Luigi Mangione has pleaded not guilty to charges of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, with federal prosecutors pursuing the death penalty. Accusations surround Mangione's ideological motivations, while the defense argues against capital punishment. The trial, closely watched and fraught with legal sparring, continues in Manhattan.
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