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by going behind enemy lines, Trump is making the leviathan question its own strength.

Triumph was formed in 1975 in Mississauga, Ontario. The band originally consisted of guitarist and vocalist Rik Emmett, drummer and vocalist Gil Moore, and bassist and keyboardist Mike Levine. Triumph is known for their powerful live performances and a string of hit albums and singles throughout the late 1970s and 1980s. They released ten studio albums, achieving significant success both in Canada and internationally. Their music, often characterized by its blend of hard rock, progressive rock, and elements of heavy metal, has earned them numerous awards and accolades, including several gold and platinum certifications. Triumph is also celebrated for their The post Complete List Of Triumph Band Members appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

Oleg Kononenko has become the first human to accumulate 1,000 hours of spaceflight over a 16-year career visiting and living aboard the ISS. The milestone comes on his fifth flight to space and during his third stint as the commander of the ISS. In February he passed the previous record of 878 days, held by […] The post First Human to Spend 1,000 Days in Outer Space Offers Unprecedented Opportunity to Study Rocket Man Effects appeared first on Good News Network.

News The Wild Robot The Wild Robot: Latest Trailer Sees Roz Being the Best Robot Mom Grab the tissues, friends. By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on June 11, 2024 Screenshot: DreamWorks Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: DreamWorks The Wild Robot, the upcoming DreamWorks animated feature based on the book by Peter Brown of the same name, looks ready to make you bawl your eyes out as you contemplate the painful joy that comes from loving and caring for those around you. In the case of this latest trailer, we see the robot Roz (Lupita Nyong’o) lost in a forest where she befriends several creatures including fox Fink (Pedro Pascal), opossum Pinktail (Catherine O’Hara), and goose Longneck (Bill Nighy). We also see Roz adopt a smaller-than-normal gosling named Brightbill (Kit Conner), who calls the robot mom. And as a good mom, Roz works hard to make sure he can fly when the seasons change. If that wasn’t heartrending enough, other robots find Roz and become a danger to the forest, in no small part because they’re upset that Roz is feeling things, something no robot is supposed to do. Set all this to a moving soundtrack and vivid animation, and get ready to start sobbing. The Wild Robot premieres in theaters on September 27, 2024. It’s written and directed by Chris Sanders, whose previous credits include Lilo & Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon, and The Croods. In addition to the talent above, the movie also features the voices of Mark Hamill, Matt Berry, and Ving Rhames. Check out the second trailer below if you want your heart to break. [end-mark] The post <i>The Wild Robot</i>: Latest Trailer Sees Roz Being the Best Robot Mom appeared first on Reactor.

News ReBoot ReBoot Documentary Needs Some Tape Deck Help Do you have the experience or equipment needed to help preserve a cult classic? By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on June 11, 2024 Comment 0 Share New Share Do you know what a D1 tape is? More importantly, did you happen to work with a BTS device back in the mid-1990s that was compatible with a D1 tape? If so, the documentarians working on a feature about the Canadian television show ReBoot need your help. Let me rewind a bit first, not unlike what you can presumably do to a large D1 tape when it’s properly put into a working BTS machine. ReBoot was a Canadian animated series that first aired in 1994. Our own Natalie Zutter described the premise of the show thusly: ReBoot’s premise is that inside your ’90s-era computer are dozens of systems that operate like cities, populated by sprites and binomes just trying to get by through system updates and the User (that’s you) dropping down game cubes for them to play. Nearly episode revolves around the User introducing a new game into Mainframe, forcing whoever gets caught up within the cube to play out the game as NPCs, rebooting into new costumes and personas, whether the scenario in question is a riff on Mad Max or Evil Dead. And if they lose? Oh, they just get transformed into melty little slugs called nulls, and that entire sector of Mainframe basically gets nuked. The series has earned a cult following over the years, and the documentary team now has the master tapes for the show, which they plan to digitize for inclusion in the project. The problem, however, is that the D1 tapes run on now-obsolete machines. And while the team managed to find some machines than can play a D1 tape—one DCR-300 and two DCR-500 devices specifically—they’re still getting errors. To help with their efforts, the team is putting a call out for anyone who happened to work on these machines firsthand and/or who has some manuals or other tools for them lying around. You can find their specific requests in the document they put together here. Share with all your tech-savvy friends who might have handled such a machine a few decades ago, and let’s hope that the ReBoot documentary gets the expertise they need soon! [end-mark] The post <i>ReBoot</i> Documentary Needs Some Tape Deck Help appeared first on Reactor.

News Arcane Arcane Season 2 Trailer Tees Up Sisterly Strife in League of Legends Series And it’s not the only story in the League of Legends coming our way. By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on June 11, 2024 Credit: Netflix Comment 0 Share New Share Credit: Netflix The second and final season of Arcane is set to come out this November, and we have a new trailer for it that tees up the conflict between two sisters, Vi and Jinx. Here is a description of the show set in Riot Games’ League of Legends universe, per the Netflix website, Tudum: Arcane tells the origin story of two iconic League of Legends champions, who just so happen to be sisters. Jinx (Ella Purnell)—also known as Powder—and Vi (Hailee Steinfeld) find themselves on rival sides of a brewing war between the utopian city Piltover and its oppressed underbelly Zaun. Powder and Vi are completely transformed by the end of the first season, as Powder becomes the mischievous Jinx and Vi proves she’s one champion you don’t want to mess with.  In addition to Purnell and Steinfeld’s Vi and Jinx, Arcane features the characters Caitlyn (Elsa Davoine), Ekko (Reed Shannon), Jayce (Kevin Alejandro), Singed (Brett Tucker), Heimerdinger (Mick Wingert), and Viktor (Harry Lloyd). For those of you bummed that the show is ending, don’t fret: Series co-creator Christian Linke has teased that there will be more animated projects set in the League of Legends world coming our way. “Arcane is just the beginning of our larger storytelling journey and partnership with the wonderful animation studio that is Fortiche,” said Linke during a League Dev Update. “From the very beginning, since we started working on this project, we had a very specific ending in mind, which means the story of Arcane wraps up with this second season. But Arcane is just the first of many stories that we want to tell in Runeterra.” Season two of Arcane becomes available on Netflix in November 2024. Check out the trailer for the upcoming episodes of Arcane below. [end-mark] The post <i>Arcane</i> Season 2 Trailer Tees Up Sisterly Strife in League of Legends Series appeared first on Reactor.