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Super-agent Jonathan Barnett ‘threatened to kill me and my children’ says alleged victim

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By Tom Morgan
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
Jonathan Barnett denies a claim by a woman that he kept her as a ‘sex slave’ for six years - Shutterstock/Peter Luckhurst The alleged rape and torture victim of super-agent Jonathan Barnett says she is still living in fear after he “threatened to kill” her and her children. Detailing her account for the first time, the woman adds that Barnett “to this day” has a video library of her enforced “humiliating acts and self-harm”.
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FLOOD - Wavves, “Spun”

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By Tom Morgan
| FLOOD Magazine Verified
Wavves Spun GHOST RAMP It’s still funny to think of Wavves as a pop-punk band. Long wielding a songbook smothered in layers of lo-fi fuzz and slacker ennui—even as their sound has increasingly been polished up—their snotty surf anthems have been embraced by the indie-rock crowd at least as far back as 2010’s King of the Beach.
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McKinley Dixon - Magic, Alive!

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By Tom Morgan
| DIY Magazine Verified
4 Stars A dense and colour-splattered concoction. Released: 6th June 2025 Label: City Slang McKinley Dixon doesn’t do anything by halves. The Chicago-based jazz-rap auteur blends the aforementioned genres into a dense and colour-splattered concoction, rife with layers of instrumentation, guest features, and cover art painted in striking bright hues.
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