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Breakfast Club Anthems: Songs That Wake You Up

Start your day the Gen X way There’s something magical about the right song first thing in the morning. For Gen X, breakfast time wasn’t just about cereal or toast—it was about blasting the tunes that set the tone for the day. Whether it was in the kitchen, on the school run, or cranked up in the car, music had the power to wake you up, energise you, and make […]

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News 02/03/26

Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, according to the country’s Revolutionary Guards force, which says the military will set any ship trying to pass on fire. The strait is described as the world’s most vital oil export route and is controlled by Iran. Around a fifth of global oil travels through the waterway, which connects the biggest Gulf oil producers with the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea. […]

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The Albums That Still Live in Your Car

The records Gen X can’t skip Some albums don’t fade. Some tracks still hit you like they did decades ago. For Gen X, certain records are more than just music—they are memories on vinyl, cassette, or CD that never lost their power, no matter how many times you’ve played them. Take Jagged Little Pill. Its raw honesty and catchy hooks made it a must‑have, blasting through car stereos and bedrooms […]

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News 01/03/26

Brent crude, the international oil benchmark, has climbed eight percent over the past month as concerns grow over potential disruption to supplies amid the ongoing conflict. While Iran is not a major oil producer due to Western sanctions, its position controlling the Strait of Hormuz is crucial. The narrow shipping corridor accounts for around a fifth of global oil supplies, so missile and drone activity in the area poses a […]

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The TV Moments Everyone Talked About on Monday Morning

When episodes became watercooler events Before binge-watching and streaming, television had a different kind of magic. There was anticipation, appointment viewing, and the unmistakable thrill of everyone talking about that episode on Monday morning. For Gen X, TV moments were social glue as much as entertainment. Soap operas, dramas, and sitcoms ruled the week. Friends taught us about friendships and dating mishaps, while The X-Files had us glued to the […]

todayFebruary 28, 2026 8

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News 28/02/26

Iran’s supreme leader has been killed in US Israeli strikes, according to a senior Israeli official speaking to Reuters. The official said Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who had ruled Iran since 1989, is dead and that his body has been found. His compound was said to have been extensively damaged in strikes today. Within minutes of the report, Iranian state media cited the supreme leader’s office as saying the enemy is […]

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Friday Night in 1995 – When the weekend really began

Friday in 1995 felt different. By the time you finished work, college or your YTS placement, the whole weekend stretched out in front of you. No group chats. No constant notifications. Just a plan, loosely agreed sometime that afternoon, and the promise of a good night. Maybe it started at home, getting ready with the radio on, hairspray in the air and someone arguing over what to wear. Then it […]

todayFebruary 27, 2026

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News 27/02/26

Paramount has agreed a 110 billion dollar deal to buy Warner Bros Discovery, after Netflix walked away from a bidding war. Netflix declined to match Paramount’s latest offer of 31 dollars per share, having previously proposed 27 dollars 75 cents per share for its studio and streaming assets. Paramount is led by David Ellison, son of billionaire Larry Ellison, and has deep political connections to Donald Trump’s administration. American singer […]

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Work Anthems That Still Hit Hard – The songs that power you through the day

Thursday can feel like a bit of a slog. Close enough to Friday to see it, but still with meetings, deadlines, school runs and errands to tick off. And that is where the right song makes all the difference. For Gen X, work anthems were forged in the 80s and 90s. These were not background tracks. They were full volume, desk drumming, sing it like nobody is listening moments. Maybe […]

todayFebruary 26, 2026 8

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News 26/02/26

A police sergeant has been dismissed for using a picture frame to weigh down her laptop keys to create the impression she was working from home. Avon and Somerset Police said the officer, known as Sergeant X, used the method on most shifts in April and May last year. She admitted placing a corner of the frame on the keyboard so the laptop would not enter sleep mode during personal […]

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