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Remembering Roy Scheider aka "Chief Martin Brody" in #JAWS who was born #onthisday in 1932.
R.I.P. Roy. We miss you ♥️
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If ya have two minutes. X
@LNER @theCALMzone
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ONE SLEEP TO GO. ARE YOU READY? 👻
The first episode of the brand new #Uncanny season drops tomorrow! Listen on @bbcsounds or wherever you get your podcasts from 7am and watch on @BBCiPlayer and the Uncanny YouTube channel from 7pm.
And JOIN ME on the Uncanny Fans Facebook page for a LIVE Q+A at 7:45pm tomorrow! Ask me anything you like!
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What a day for @GuiseleyAFC! 🤩
The Lions have reached the second round of the #EmiratesFACup for just the third time in the club’s 117-year history after beating Sutton United 1-0 at Nethermoor Park 👏
ALT A Guiseley player in a white shirt roars in celebration under floodlights. Headline: “Guiseley’s run to the Second Round.” Results listed alongside: First Round Qualifying: Stockton Town 2–2 Guiseley. First Round Qualifying Replay: Guiseley 2–1 Stockton Town. Second Round Qualifying: Hebburn Town 1–4 Guiseley. Third Round Qualifying: Guiseley 1–0 Bradford Park Avenue. Fourth Round Qualifying: Leiston 0–3 Guiseley. First Round Proper: Guiseley 1–0 Sutton United.
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“End of the Line” is the closing track on the Traveling Wilburys’ 1988 debut album Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1. The track was written by all five members (George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty and Bob Dylan).
Released as a single in early 1989, it reached No. 63 on the Billboard Hot 100, No. 52 on the UK Singles Chart and No. 2 on the Album Rock Tracks chart. Roy Orbison died in December 1988, just weeks after the album’s release and before the video was filmed. In the clip, directed by Willy Smax and set on a moving train, his guitar sits in a rocking chair and a photo of him appears when his vocal lines play, turning the song into a quiet tribute to their late bandmate.
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As it stands 7th tier Guiseley are the lowest ranked side left in the FA Cup 👏
Going through with a last-minute penalty 🔥
📺 Stream on TNT Sports & HBO Max: streamonm.ax/4ySzugq
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Leek and Potato soup £1.50? no not a tin, freshly prepared in the House of Commons!
Baked jacket potato £1.50 with cheese an extra £1.
Why don't they cut their own benefits? they are quick enough to try and target the sick, disabled and elderly.
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Robbie Williams Full pre-race show in the Melbourne Cup
#PLPSports
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Bon Jovi released their fifth studio album, Keep the Faith, 34 years ago today, on November 3, 1992.
After a long break following the New Jersey tour, Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, David Bryan, Tico Torres and Alec John Such regrouped in January 1992 at Little Mountain Sound in Vancouver. They spent seven months there with producer Bob Rock, who had just made Metallica's Black Album.
It gave us "Keep the Faith," "Bed of Roses," "In These Arms" and "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead." The title track topped Billboard's Mainstream Rock chart, and "Bed of Roses" reached No. 10 on the Hot 100.
The album entered the UK chart at No. 1, reached No. 5 on the Billboard 200 and went double platinum in the US. It was the last Bon Jovi studio album with all five original members.
🎸 Keep the Faith was Bon Jovi's first studio album of the 1990s. What's your favorite track? 🎸
ALT Bon Jovi's Keep the Faith album cover: the band members' hands stacked together in sepia, under the Bon Jovi logo, with the title in white script
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Happy 63rd Birthday to Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen. What are your thoughts and memories of Rick Allen?
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Happy #80s Birthday to David Foster(77) & Def Leppard's Rick Allen(63)
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The best player in the world.
Our 2026 #BallonDor winner: HARRY KANE! 🏴🏆
ALT Harry Kane wins the Ballon D'or
