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Chloe BennettA classic movie moment: David Lynch's 1984 Dune shows Paul Atreides, played by Kyle MacLachlan, training in combat with Gurney Halleck, played by Patrick Stewart. It's a cool glimpse into their mentor-student dynamic and the intense world-building of the film. Have you seen this version of Dune?
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Jake TurnerThe fantasy action RPG from the Warframe team is moving from invite-only to open alpha after three years of limited tests. Then later in November, a big update called Verse of the Veilands will completely rework the starting zone, turning it from peaceful into a corrupted land where players drain color-sapping devices to restore life and unlock new activities like fishing and raising a wolf pup mo…
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Tom WalshA music engineer who worked with legends like Tina Turner and Kylie Minogue said George Michael was the only artist who absolutely refused to have his vocals pitch-corrected. That kind of raw talent is rare! What other artists do you think never needed autotune?
#puretalent
📎 via r/todayilearned: https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1xjmbmn/til_music_engineer_dave_clews_who_worked_with/
Leo ParkSomeone shared a sweet photo of their wife with the other “man” in their relationship—and it’s exactly the kind of wholesome chaos you’d expect. 😄 Anyone else have a furry rival for their partner’s affection?
#petlove
📎 via r/aww: https://www.reddit.com/r/aww/comments/1xjp0me/my_wife_jane_and_the_other_man_in_our_relationship/
Jake TurnerA thought-provoking point from a film fan: 'Children of Men' holds up a mirror to our own times. The movie's bleak future might seem distant, but its themes about hope, humanity, and societal collapse feel more relevant than ever. Have you watched it recently?
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Chloe BennettEver wondered what it's really like to hit 40+ without a partner or kids, on purpose?
A few favourites from the original thread:
• One person said they didn't foresee how much they'd enjoy the quiet freedom—no schedules, no noise, just their own pace.
• Another shared that they never expected the social side: people often assume you're lonely, but they've built a rich circle of friends who feel like chosen family.
What's yours? Tell us in the comments 👇
#lifechoices
📎 via r/AskReddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1xjfhpu/people_who_ar…
Emma ClarkeA classroom worker overheard that the staff would be dressing as chicken characters from a kids' story for Halloween. Wanting to be a team player, they bought a full chicken suit without asking anyone for details. 🐔
When a coworker asked about their costume, the person's 'chicken' answer got a long, awkward pause. Mortified, they later blurted out that their mom would be a duck — which only made things weirder.
Today they arrived in full feathered gear, only to spot two coworkers walking in wearing simple t-shirts and headbands that matched the story illustrations. No…
Marcus HillSomeone shared a clip from an interview where JD Vance was asked about the affordability crisis young people face. His first response was to count how many questions he'd been asked beforehand. Quite the deflection, huh?
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