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Why the Psychedelic Furs decided the time was right for making new music

By Dave Gil de Rubio Last year’s “Made of Rain” was officially 29 years in the making as the follow-up to the Psychedelic Furs’ seventh studio album, 1991’s “World Outside.” During that time, grunge, rap-rock and a number of other music scenes arose and petered out, five American presidents served and the internet turned the…
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Chicago Bears undrafted free-agent tracker: A complete list of UDFA signings and rookie minicamp tryouts

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles ended the draft with 11 new players, but that wasn’t enough to fill his roster needs. So he set out to add depth by signing a number of undrafted free agents. Poles said he wanted his staff to sell players on being able to compete for opportunities. “It is…
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Jameson Taillon’s cutter significantly reducing his walk rate this season

Jameson Taillon isn’t giving anything away this season. The Yankees right-hander has battled back from cancer, two Tommy John surgeries and last season’s unusual (for baseball) ankle injury. Coming off October 2021 surgery to repair that ankle, the Yankees did not know what to expect from him coming back this season. The 30-year-old is simply…
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Hamstring forces Heat’s Kyle Lowry out for Tuesday’s Game 5 vs. 76ers

There was no waiting game for Kyle Lowry on Tuesday morning, no Game 5 for the veteran Miami Heat point guard on Tuesday night. Rather than hold off on  decision with Lowry’s balky left hamstring, the Heat announced at their gameday shootaround that Lowry would sit out for the third time in this best-of-seven Eastern…
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Assembly head right to critique the bullet train

  It’s not often that this editorial board sees eye-to-eye with leaders from the California Legislature, but it’s apparent that legislative leaders are rightly skeptical of the high speed rail project, a fact confirmed by recent reporting by CalMatters. “There is no confidence in the project,” Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon told freelancer Ralph Vartabedian at…
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Shooter claimed self-defense in killing of Orlando Magic player, court records show

The shooter responsible for killing Adriene Payne — a former college basketball star and briefly an Orlando Magic player — told deputies he shot Payne in self-defense, but a detective for the Orange County Sheriff’s Office determined he wasn’t justified in his actions, court records show. Lawrence Dority, 29, was arrested Monday on a first-degree…
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Niles: Disney World hits, and misses, with new Epcot coaster

Disney has made a strong claim for the best new theme park attraction of the year with the debut this month of Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. Epcot’s first roller coaster is Disney’s second attraction themed to Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, following Guardians of…
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The terrible twos? Heat double-teams of 76ers’ Joel Embiid not producing easy answers

The Masked Man stayed behind the last time the Philadelphia 76ers visited FTX Arena. But even then, even before Joel Embiid was sidelined by a concussion and orbital fracture for the first two games of this best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal series, the Miami Heat recognized the challenge ahead, knew the havoc wreaked in the opening…
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Tom Brady to join Fox Sports as lead NFL analyst – if and when he retires again

The recently unretired Tom Brady already has his next job lined up. The seven-time Super Bowl champion who retired at the end of last season and then took it back almost immediately has been hired by Fox Sports as its lead analyst whenever his playing career is done for real, Fox Corporation executive chairman and…
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4 things we learned at Chicago Bears rookie minicamp, including Jaquan Brisker’s take on a scout’s ‘Ph.D.’ comment

The Chicago Bears’ new draftees and dozens of undrafted free agents and tryout prospects gathered in the Walter Payton Center on Friday in Lake Forest for the first practice of rookie minicamp. The rookies got their first taste of NFL learning, and coach Matt Eberflus said his staff threw a lot at them to see…
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