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Pulp will release a new film, Pulp: What Would You Do for an Encore?, this fall exclusively via Mubi. The 90-minute film was directed by Garth Jennings and narrated by frontman Jarvis Cocker. Jennings ...

Do you remember the first time you saw Pulp live in concert? If it hasn’t happened yet, that’s kind of about to change. Following 2025’s More—the Sheffield heroes’ first album in nearly 25 ...

Narrated by legendary British rocker Jarvis Cocker, Jennings will release 'Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore?' exclusively on Mubi. By Lily Ford Garth Jennings has made a movie charting Pulp’s rise ...

The Madison, Wisconsin-born, Chicago-bred rockers Slow Pulp are back with a new album, Melodie, their first since 2023’s Yard. It’s out September 18 on ANTI-. The announcement comes with a lead single ...

Hearing that a “sought-after” London dealer was offering an “international” and “decadent” product that customers must pay for “by weight” may ring alarm bells for some, said Elizabeth Paton in the ...

Suzano, Kimberly-Clark announced $3.4 bln JV plan last June Deal also facing scrutiny from UK regulators EU to give deal unconditional green light, sources say Brazil's Suzano is the world's largest ...

BRUSSELS, May 5 (Reuters) - Brazil's ⁠Suzano, ⁠the world's largest pulp maker, ⁠is set to win unconditional EU antitrust approval for its $3.4 billion joint venture with U.S. consumer goods giant ...

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At a Pentagon worship service on Wednesday, defense secretary Pete Hegseth recited an air rescue group's prayer he said drew from the Bible's Ezekiel 25:17. In reality, Hegseth delivered Samuel L.