Per frontman Robert Smith's analysis of the opening verse ("Show me, show me, show me how you do that trick"), the line is both a reference to his love of performing magic tricks in his youth and "about a seduction trick, from much later in my life," according to MentalFloss. Yet, overall, the song has a very specific meaning about a very specific person. According to Songfacts, in an interview with Blender in 2003 Smith said that the song is about his wife Mary Poole and their star-crossed love as flatmates in London during the '80s.

Alex Murdaugh, a prominent American lawyer family member, has been indicted and accused of more than 100 offenses. He is also accused of killing his wife and son. Murdaugh’s other accusations include drug, money laundering, and fraud. The trial for murdering his wife and son started on 25 January. His surviving son, Buster Murdaugh, testified in his dad’s double murder trial Tuesday (21 February 2023). The trail is still ongoing.

Musical movies about real-life people are experiencing something of a resurgence these days. We recently saw the release of films like Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman, and there’s a huge slate of additional titles coming to movie theaters and the small screen in the years ahead. Recommended Videos Whether you’re interested in icons from rock, soul, or country, there’s sure to be a biopic for you. Check out all of the upcoming titles in our full list below.

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Roughly a year and a half ago, NVIDIA opened up a patent infringement case against Samsung and Qualcomm, claiming that the various GPUs used by the two firms violated various NVIDIA patents. In response, Samsung opened up their own counter-suit, claiming that NVIIDA and its partners were violating Samsung patents. Since then, things have not progressed well for NVIDIA, with the US International Trade Commission (ITC) ruling that Samsung’s GPUs don’t infringe on NVIDIA’s patents, while also ruling that NVIDIA’s GPUs did infringe on Samsung’s patents.