Author: Scott Dylan

Scott Dylan, Founder of NexaTech Ventures, is an entrepreneur and philanthropist, sharing expertise on AI innovation, business strategy, and personal stories of mental health advocacy.

Dame Maggie Smith, renowned for her roles in ‘Harry Potter’ and ‘Downton Abbey’, has passed away at the age of 89. She leaves behind an illustrious career and countless admirers.The acclaimed actress died peacefully in hospital, surrounded by loved ones. Her family expressed their gratitude for the support they’ve received and asked for privacy during this difficult time.Dame Maggie Smith’s career began on stage, performing in Oxford theatres. Her remarkable talent quickly led her to the National Theatre, where she starred opposite Laurence Olivier in ‘Othello’ as Desdemona in 1963. This role was later adapted into a film, earning Smith…

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Football commentator Paul Merson provides his perspective on the contrasting pressure faced by managers Ange Postecoglou and Erik ten Hag ahead of the highly anticipated clash between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur.While Tottenham’s Postecoglou seems to have earned breathing space, the heat is intensifying on Manchester United’s ten Hag, as the Red Devils strive for a much-needed top-four finish. The upcoming match could well define their seasons.The match between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur is viewed as crucial by Paul Merson. He categorises the Premier League into distinct tiers, with Manchester City, Arsenal, and Liverpool in the top echelons. For…

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In an exclusive interview, winger Luis Diaz sheds light on his thriving career at Liverpool under the guidance of coach Arne Slot. With eyes set on top goals and a renewed outlook post personal challenges, Diaz’s journey is a testament to resilience.Explosive Start to the SeasonLuis Diaz is in scintillating form this season, having netted five goals in five games. His goal tally is second only to Erling Haaland in the Premier League. Diaz highlights two standout goals: a swift counter-attack finish against Brentford and a well-executed opener from Ibrahima Konate’s long pass against Bournemouth. Diaz’s control and finishing have…

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The Victoria and Albert Museum is set to display a rare ceiling from India, for the first time in over 70 years. This remarkable artefact will be a highlight of the museum’s forthcoming South Asia gallery, scheduled to open in spring 2028.The Kochi Ceiling, a 19th-century wooden temple ceiling from South India, features intricate carvings and paintings. The gallery aims to celebrate South Asian art across various historical periods.The Victoria and Albert Museum, located in Kensington, is embarking on an ambitious project to create a new South Asia gallery. This gallery is slated to open in spring 2028 and will…

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In a significant move, the Paisley Art Institute has successfully raised £1.5 million by auctioning off a quarter of its treasured collection.This bold decision stemmed from ongoing issues regarding the allocation of space in Paisley’s new museum, prompting the institute to take action to ensure the preservation and continuation of its work.A Historic SaleA 19th-century painting of Paisley secured an impressive sum of over £500,000 at auction. Sir John Lavery’s Paisley Lawn Tennis Club fetched £537,700 as part of the sale.This painting was just one of more than 90 pieces sold by the Paisley Art Institute. The auction aimed to…

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Sir Brian May, Queen guitarist and long-time advocate for animal welfare, has resigned from his position as vice-president of the RSPCA due to serious concerns regarding its food certification label.The decision follows the revelation of significant issues in farms under the RSPCA Assured scheme, raising questions about the organisation’s ability to enforce its welfare standards.Brian May’s Resignation AnnouncementSir Brian May announced his resignation from the RSPCA via a heartfelt Instagram post. He cited ‘profound sadness’ and extensive ‘soul-searching’ behind his decision, prompted by damning evidence of poor animal welfare standards within the RSPCA Assured scheme.In his post, May expressed disappointment…

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In recent years, there has been a concerted effort to increase the representation of women in football video games. This shift is not just a marketing tactic but a response to the growing popularity of women’s football globally.Two prominent titles, EA FC and Football Manager, have introduced the ability for players to manage female teams. BBC Newsbeat spoke to the creators of these games and the new mobile title Matchday Champions about how they are integrating women into the virtual football world.What’s taken so long?EA FC is one of the most-played games globally, and it now includes a career mode…

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An auction featuring personal items from music star Ed Sheeran has captivated fans and collectors alike. Held in Stowmarket, the event showcased 200 of Sheeran’s belongings, with proceeds benefiting a local hospice.The highlight of the auction was a guitar that dramatically surpassed expectations, underscoring Sheeran’s widespread appeal. Each item told a unique story, revealing different facets of the artist’s life.During the Stowmarket auction, an electric guitar belonging to Ed Sheeran sold for an astounding £11,000. Organised by Bishop & Miller Auctioneers, the event intended to raise funds for St Elizabeth Hospice and its young adult service, Zest, both based in…

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Ryan Murphy, the creator of “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,” has sharply responded to the Menendez family’s critique of his show. The family has called the series a “grotesque shockdrama” replete with mistruths.Murphy describes the family’s reaction as “predictable at best” and has challenged them to specify any inaccuracies in the narrative. He maintains that his series is a comprehensive account, aiming to reopen discussions surrounding the infamous case.Family’s Outrage Over DramatizationClose relatives of the Menendez brothers have expressed strong disapproval regarding the portrayal of the siblings in the series, labelling it as a “character assassination.” They assert…

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A new “suicide prevention bench” is set to be unveiled in north London to honour the late TV personality Caroline Flack, who took her own life in February 2020.The bench, which will be located at the Tottenham Community Sports Centre, aims to provide support and ‘more power’ to those struggling with suicidal thoughts through QR codes and messages offering help.A Tribute to Caroline FlackCaroline Flack, known for presenting popular TV shows, tragically ended her own life in February 2020. The bench, named in her memory, is part of an initiative to prevent suicides and offer solace and support to those…

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