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10 WandaVision Easter Eggs only superfans noticed explained Sun Apr 04, 2021 at 10:46pm ET Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for all of WandaVision. While expectations were high for WandaVision, few realized just how unique the show was going to be. What began as a strange tribute to classic TV sitcoms became a deeper exploration of Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) dealing with grief over Avengers Endgame’s events to make some terrible decisions. Sign up for our TV newsletter! The ser...

Where are the Who Shot Phil suspects now - from on-screen orgies to toxic divorces It’s been 20 years since the climax of the prolific EastEnders whodunnit storyline, which saw villain Phil Mitchell shot by his ex-girlfriend Lisa Shaw in April 2001 - but where are the fellow suspects now? Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Daily Star - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendat...

In the grand scheme of things, it could be argued were still in the infancy of the Information Age. Many of the breakthroughs and discoveries made since the advent of the transistor were simply inconceivable a century ago. Yet despite being a relative newcomer, we already have a lifetime of achievements to marvel over. What makes tech especially interesting for some is that its peppered with anecdotes and fun facts that add substance to a story and make them even more compelling. Here are some ...

How much should the U.S. spend on infrastructure projects? President Biden has just proposed to have the government spend approximately $2 trillion dollars on "infrastructure" projects.

One scene from Monty Python's Life of Brian stood out as the hardest to film. Here's a look at why it was so difficult to complete.

Sir Michael Palin fears for the BBCs future as he claims corporation has changed EXCLUSIVE: Monty Pythons Sir Michael Palin has claimed the BBC has changed and is worried about its future Updated Sir Michael Palin fears for the BBCs future as he claims corporation has changed Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you thes...

He designed bridges, submarines, helicopters, bicycles — on paper at least — centuries before they were built. He had an unrivalled understanding of the human body, thanks to spending thousands of hours dissecting corpses. He was a brilliant musician who designed his own instruments, an avid reader, an accomplished astronomer and archaeologist. Oh yes, and he was a rather talented artist. Famously, in an application to the Duke of Milan for a job as an engineer designing bridges, weapons, a...

The streaming game resembles a knife fight in terms of competition. It’s a race to the bottom when it comes to price, even when

Travellers Rest IN response to David Wilkinson (no relation to my husband Dave Wilkinson) and his letter “Pub dreams” (D&S Times letters, Mar 26). I was saddened to read the views of Mr Wilkinson regarding the anticipated reopening of the much missed Travellers Rest in Skeeby. Unlike him I do not consider Skeeby as my village, more our village and as such am hoping that Skeeby Community Pub Society (SCPS) are able to successfully negotiate a mutually acceptable deal with the current o...

"Do You Want To Buy A Bridge? Inside The Strange Fantasy World Of NFTs"... Recently, a piece of collage art entitled “Everydays: The First 5000 Days,” by an artist known as Beeple, sold at a Christie’s auction for $69 million. The Wall Street Journal noted that the price was higher than any that has ever been paid for works of Frida Kahlo, Paul Gaugin, or Salvador Dali. But, before the auction, few outside the digital art world had ever heard of Beeple, which may explain why the biddi...