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#politics
Front Page Magazine: MSNBC Accused of Racism for Replacing Joy Reid With Two Black People
Joy Reid has been canceled from MSNBC, leading to criticism from figures like Keith Olbermann, who accused the network of racism for firing its few women of color hosts. Despite the backlash, Reid's show suffered a significant drop in viewership, losing 47% of its audience.
MSNBC plans to replace her with Michael Steele, Symone Sanders Townsend, and Alicia Menendez. Reid's future career options are humorously suggested to include public confrontations or joining "The View."
#society
GB News: British drivers and expats face 'nightmare' in popular Spanish tourist hotspot with new car ban rules
British tourists visiting Soller in Majorca will face new driving restrictions, as rental cars are banned from the town center. Only resident-registered vehicles are allowed in designated zones, requiring visitors to park on the outskirts and use public transport to access the area.
Local authorities are planning new parking facilities to accommodate tourists, while car hire firms argue that traffic congestion is primarily caused by residents, not tourists. A recent survey indicates that 81% of local road journeys are made by locals, highlighting the need for improved public transport options.
#military
The Telegraph: How a nuclear-armed Ukraine could become ‘Europe’s Israel’
Major Valeriy Kuznetsov, a Soviet officer, was stationed in a nuclear missile bunker in Ukraine during the Cold War. He describes the chilling responsibility of launching nuclear missiles in response to a Western strike, emphasizing that duty would override personal concerns.
Kuznetsov reflects on the potential devastation, acknowledging that his actions could have led to the end of humanity, but insists that following orders was paramount.
#culture
Forbes: Timothée Chalamet And ‘Conclave’ Score Surprise Wins At The SAG Awards—Shaking Up Oscar Betting Markets
Timothée Chalamet won the Best Actor award at the Screen Actors Guild Awards for his role in "A Complete Unknown," surprising many by beating favorite Adrien Brody. The political thriller "Conclave" won Best Ensemble Cast, shaking up predictions for the upcoming Oscars.
Demi Moore also secured the Best Actress award for "The Substance," solidifying her position as the Oscar frontrunner. The SAG results have significantly impacted betting odds, with Chalamet and "Conclave" rising in favor while Brody and "Anora" saw their chances decline.
Le Monde: The Philharmonie de Paris revisits disco's heyday
The Philharmonie de Paris is hosting the exhibition "Disco. I'm Coming Out," exploring the genre's cultural significance until August 17. It highlights disco's role as a liberation movement, particularly for the LGBTQ+ community, countering its past stigmatization.
The exhibit features iconic pieces, including a jumpsuit worn by Sheila in her 1979 video, and pays homage to influential artists like Diana Ross and Chic's Nile Rodgers.