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Film Friday: Fast Company

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By Peter Hughes
| Alloy Mag Verified
David Cronenberg's campy but earnest drag racing flick is one of the best racing movies you've never seen. David Cronenberg infamously made a car movie, Crash (1996), based on the 1973 J. G. Ballard novel of the same name, about people who get off on car accidents. Like, sexually. I say infamously because Crash got booed at Cannes, the Daily Mail tried to get it banned in the U.K., and Ted Turner refused to distribute it to theaters in the U.S. Too spicy! Turns out Cronenberg is actually a car guy.
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Sebring '26 - Alloy

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By Peter Hughes
| Alloy Mag Verified
March 30, 2026 Peter Hughes There’s the part about the bumps, of course, and how twelve hours here is more punishing than twenty-four at Daytona or Le Mans. But the other thing you frequently hear about Sebring is how the first ten hours are spent marking time until the sun goes down, when the real action begins.
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Long-term immigration detention has again become a pointless exercise in cruelty

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By Peter Hughes
| Pearls and Irritations
The Howard government released long-term detainees into the community, but the current Coalition government refuses to do so for political reasons. Novak Djokovic’s few days at the Park Hotel in Carlton briefly shone light on the ongoing horrific plight of long-term immigration detainees.
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