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Dhani Harrison and Nigel Godrich didn’t set out to form a new band together. In fact, neither was particularly looking for more work when the project they call Dragonflies began. Godrich was attempting to move toward retirement, and Harrison was burnt out. But then a friend hang led to their new group and a self-titled album, deepened their friendship, and reinvigorated them. “This also happened kind of by pure providence,” Harrison says when we meet up in Los Angeles following Dragonflies’ first live shows and album listening event in late September. Their collaboration came about fortuitously. Harrison had moved back…
The “super peso” that strengthened the Mexican currency’s exchange rate to under 17 per dollar for more than a week in late August and early September won’t be returning any time soon, according to the Citi Survey of Expectations published on Tuesday. The prevailing opinion of the Mexico-based analysts consulted is that the peso will trade at 18 pesos per dollar at the end of 2026, a half peso weaker than was suggested in the early September Citi forecast, published at the height of the super peso. It is seen weakening further to 18.50 by the end of 2027, although…
Wim Wenders has boarded “Truth:Beauty,” a feature documentary about legendary German fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh, as executive producer. The project, produced by Maja Hoffmann and Human Humans, will mark the feature directorial debut of French novelist Alexandra Matine, whose books include “Scopophilia” and “La Pire Amie du monde.” Matine is also writing the film, which is being developed in partnership with the Peter Lindbergh Foundation, giving the filmmakers full access to the photographer’s archives. The announcement comes on the heels of the world premiere of Wenders’ latest documentary, “From Inside Out,” at the Venice Film Festival. Principal photography on “Truth:Beauty”…
Maricarmen Abascal, the 87-year-old Spanish woman whose dramatic eviction last month sparked mass housing protests that led to an early election, has died, the Madrid tenants’ union said on Wednesday, as thousands demonstrated over her death. France 24’s correspondent in Madrid Sarah Morris has the details.
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This week we look at where and how Jalisco’s competitiveness ranking has fallen in 2026 in relation to other states, what the new SIAPA director has been up to in lieu of briefing the state Congress, and long-awaited new rules for electric scooter riders. Jalisco falls to 6th place in state competitiveness rankings Jalisco is losing competitiveness in its ability to generate, attract and retain investment and talent, according to the recently released 2026 Urban Competitiveness Index (ICE). Prepared by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO), the ICE study ranks all 32 Mexican states for competitiveness, based on 53 indicators…
James Gunn has an answer to the question of “who tf asked for a Clayface movie,” posed by a user on the DC Studios head’s Threads account earlier this week. “Who tf asked for Back to the Future? Casablanca? There’s Something About Mary? Pan’s Labyrinth? Fury Road? Weapons? The Matrix?” Gunn fired back on the platform. (The user’s original comment has since been deleted.) “Although it may seem like it, Hollywood isn’t a place where the only way to make a movie is the public voting on what IP they want to see that they’ve seen countless times before.” He…
Jaafar Ashityeh, 58, was attacked while reporting the same story — settler attacks during the Palestinian olive harvest — last year, too.
Phish will play their 100th concert at Madison Square Garden this winter. The gig, on Jan. 2, will conclude a four-night run at the legendary New York venue scheduled around New Year’s Eve. Ticketmaster is already running a ticket request campaign for the four-night run. Tickets will go on sale officially to the general public at noon on Oct. 16. Travel packages will go on sale on the band’s website at noon ET on Thursday. The band played their first gig at the Garden on Dec. 30, 1994. Since then, they’ve played regular gigs and residencies there, including a 13-show…