Here are the week's best deals, including a solar-powered dash cam, Nothing earbuds, and five other must-see discounts. It's September, and many among us are dealing with back to school, and anticipating the colder weather that's on its way (at least, if you live in the northern climes). This, plus a somewhat fraught political atmosphere, means that you might be looking for reliable, affordable ways to escape the doldrums.
With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming services. This week's batch includes new albums from Jade; Algernon Cadwallader; Jens Lekman; Mark William Lewis; Frost Children; Anysia Kym & Tony Seltzer; El Cousteau; King Princess; Maruja; Rian Treanor & Cara Tolmie; the Hidden Cameras; Liquid Mike; and Verses GT.
Digital entertainment platforms have brought a wave of transformation in the global economy, especially in London. Digital entertainment refers to all forms of formally traditional activities like recreation, amusement, or enjoyment that formerly required physical interaction, but are now also delivered through electronic devices and platforms. There is a wide range of activities which are included in this, such as streaming movies on Netflix, listening to music on Spotify, playing online gambling games, the use of social media platforms, or just surfing through online content.
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Tomorrow, the Atlanta Falcons kick off the 2025 season. If you're nervous, it's hard to blame you. If you're excited, hey, me too. If you're both nervous and excited, by all means, let those nerves jangle for the next 30ish hours. Here's what you need to know to watch the game ahead. Date: Sunday, September 7 Location: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
While other countries have already played multiple games in the UEFA World Cup qualifiers, Spain are only starting now due to their presence in the latter stages of the Nations League earlier in the year, when they lost in the final to Portugal. Luis de la Fuente's side travel to Sofia to play Bulgaria, a match they'll be expected to win in Group E that also contains Georgia and Turkey.
But as the summer fades to fall, the events that transpired this season have set the conditions for what's likely to be an even more eventful - to use a euphemism - end to the year. To that end, Digiday managing editor Sara Jerde joined Digiday Podcast hosts Kimeko McCoy and Tim Peterson to recap the stories of the summer and analyze what they portend for the rest of 2025 and beyond.
Chelsea's all-London start to the new Premier League season goes on as they face their most nearby rivals, Fulham. Enzo Maresca's world champions have already taken on Crystal Palace and West Ham with Brentford to come on the other side of the international break. Fulham have meanwhile shown themselves to be at least as good as Grimbsy Town with a draw against Manchester United last weekend having also shared the spoils against Brighton.
Injuries are influencing several rotations around the league, such as the wave of starters missing for the Indiana Fever. It can be frustrating when the stars that helped get you this far are sidelined, but it also creates openings for hidden gems to step up. Pivoting to productive players from free agency is the best way to exercise agency as a fantasy manager during these final nights of the season.
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