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29.11.2024 3:40
Smoggie Queens review – an adorably sweet drag sitcom This series about a tight-knit queer community joyfully celebrates British camp culture – from deadpan humour to loving Lorraine Kelly. What a shame it’s not more funnyDickie is a drag queen – but not a very good one. For a start, he finds it impossible to get his eyebrows right: they’re usually scrawled haphazardly across the upper reaches of his forehead. And while his every utterance comes suffused with bitchy energy, he flounders during any actual war-of-wits. What Dickie does have, however, is a ridiculously inflated sense of self-worth: in the grand tradition of sitcom monsters, his three defining personality traits are vanity, delusion and a spectacular dearth of talent. When his boyfriend decides he’s had enough of this “selfish, egotistical prick”, Dickie’s impulse is to soften his heart with a repulsively flat rendition of Make You Feel My Love, which is cut short when he is hit by a car. Needless to say, he doesn’t get his man back.Dickie would probably like to think he is the star of Smoggie Queens – the brainchild of comedian Phil Dunning, who plays him – but he’s not; this Middlesbrough-set sitcom (Smoggie is a nickname for someone from the area) is very much an ensemble piece. In fact, that’s the whole point: the show’s primary theme is “chosen family” – a group of friends that are a staple of LGBTQ+ communities. Dickie’s clan includes kindly middle-aged drag queen Mam (played by a masterfully disguised Mark Benton; I gasped when I saw his name on the credits), stony-faced wannabe singer Sal, token heterosexual Lucinda and naive newbie Stewart, whose youth is taken as an act of outright hostility by the ageing Dickie. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 4:18
Hiker Survives 50 Days in Canadian Wilderness Sam Benastick was found after weeks missing in British Columbia’s frigid Redfern-Keily Provincial Park, and after the official search was called off. The police had feared “this would not be the outcome,” a spokeswoman said.

29.11.2024 4:32
Gregg Wallace steps away from MasterChef after allegations by Kirsty Wark Presenter faces allegations of inappropriate sexual comments from 13 people – and Rod Stewart calls him an ‘ill-mannered bully’The TV presenter Gregg Wallace will step away from his role on MasterChef after the BBC received complaints about alleged misconduct.The presenter Kirsty Wark, who was a Celebrity MasterChef contestant in 2011, has alleged that Wallace told “sexualised” jokes during filming. Wallace is facing allegations of inappropriate sexual comments from 13 people who worked with him across a range of shows over a 17-year period, according to an investigation by BBC News. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 5:00
The Inverted Morality of MAGA Trumpism represents an alternative value system. The people I regard as upright and admirable MAGA regards as morally disgraceful.

29.11.2024 5:01
Israelis in Kiryat Shmona test a possible return The town, located in the country's north within range of Hezbollah fire, was evacuated the day after the October 7 massacres. Since then, those who had stayed hope for a return to normality, although they did not yet believe in lasting peace.

29.11.2024 5:23
Democratic members of Congress targeted with bomb threats on Thanksgiving Five of Connecticut's seven Democratic members of Congress said they were notified of bomb threats targeting their homes on Thanksgiving, but no devices were found. Meanwhile, President-elect Trump and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum appear to have different recollections of a phone call that covered the hot-button issue of migration, with Sheinbaum disputing Trump's claim that she promised to close the border. NBC News' Kelly O'Donnell is with the president-elect in Florida.

29.11.2024 7:39
Georgia protesters clash with police after PM suspends EU membership talks President accuses government of declaring ‘war on its own people’, as thousands take to streets over fears government is steering country towards RussiaPolice clashed with protesters in the Georgian capital Tbilisi early on Friday, after the country’s ruling party said the government would suspend talks on European Union accession until 2028.The country’s interior ministry said three police officers were injured, two of whom were hospitalised. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 7:50
Living with ‘the stench’: the smelly New Zealand city with an air of despair The odour from a wastewater plant comes and goes, but locals say it’s worsened after an equipment breakdown that authorities warn could take years to fixIn a small city across the harbour from New Zealand’s capital, an invisible villain is terrorising locals. It hovers thick and putrid, seeping through windows, tainting laundry and making people retch. “The stench”, as locals call it, can be so odious, people have to dash between their car and house holding their breath, have stopped eating outside and are considering selling their homes to escape.“It’s like a long-drop [toilet] that’s not well ventilated,” says Anthony Coomer who lives and works in the area. “It’s like the worst baby’s nappy you have ever smelt … and that’s what it is like in your mouth.” Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 8:15
Football: Kubo scores, assists as Sociedad beat Ajax in Europa League Japan attacker Takefusa Kubo scored one goal and set up another as Spain's Real Sociedad defeated Ajax of the Netherlands 2-0 at home in the league phase of football's Europa League on Thursday. The win moved Sociedad up to 16th in the 36-team standings on seven points from five matches. Ajax suffered their first loss and dropped to sixth on 10 points. Read full story here