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KEANU REEVES swapped scripts for slipstreams as he made his motor racing debut over the weekend.
The Hollywood A-lister, 60, was behind the wheel at the Toyota GR Cup North America event.
Reeves took part in two 45-minute races at the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway circuit.
The venue has been the host of the world-famous Indy500 event for more than 100 years.
While Formula 1’s United States Grand Prix was staged there between 2000 and 2007.
Over the weekend, Reeves was behind the wheel of his No. 92 BRZRKR car.
The A-lister was advertising his new novel, entitled “The Book of Elsewhere”, written alongside highly-renowned science fiction author China Mieville.
Reeves’ car also represented the comic book series co-written alongside Matt Kindt.
The Canadian qualified 31st out of 35 racers for the event.
He nearly crashed just over halfway through the race, narrowly avoiding a collision as he slid onto the grass at Turn 9.
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Thankfully unhurt, Reeves went on to recover to finish 25th.
Undeterred, the Matrix star took part in again in Sunday’s event.
The races acted as a support for the weekend’s Indy 8 Hour sports car action.
In Sunday’s event, Reeves went one better to finish 24th.
The superstar actor starred in the 1994 blockbuster “Speed” alongside Sandra Bullock.
On Tuesday he is set to reunite with Bullock in Los Angeles for a special 30th anniversary screening of the movie.
SAM’S Club is to open its first-ever all digital store, with the CEO promising members shoppers will see what it’s like to “shop in the future”.
Inside the club, set to open mid October, customers with have to use an app, Scan & Go, to keep track of their purchases as they stroll down the aisles.
Instead of an area used for cash registers, the club will instead display online-only items.
Members can scan QR codes and then go straight to the items in the app.
Store workers will therefore have around a shocking four times more space for preparing customers’ e-commerce orders for pickup and home delivery, according to the company’s executives,
Sam’s Club CEO Chris Nicholas said: “It’s kind of the physical manifestation of a journey we’re trying to go on as a company.”
The CEO also added that upon its reopening, the location will become a hub for Sam’s Club‘s newest features and up-and-coming tech, hoping “it feels like what it’s like to shop in the future“.
Nicholas explained: “The idea is that over time, we will be 100 per cent digital engagement as a business, and you’ve got to prove that things work before you scale them.”
It comes as Sam’s Club has apologized to shoppers who have lashed out at the chain over the payment methods it offers.
Customers have called on the Costco rival to roll out a particular method in its warehouses.
Sam’s Club is one of the few retailers that doesn’t allow shoppers to pay for goods via Apple Pay.
Not all shoppers welcome the fact that they cannot use Apple Pay.
In an X post, one shopper urged the retailer to get with the times.
They claimed they were having payment issues at a café in the warehouse.
The shopper also complained they didn’t want to use the Walmart app.
Sam’s Club apologized to the shopper.
“We apologize for any inconveniences this may have caused,” they said.
“We want to thank you for letting us know about the issues as well so that we may have this opportunity to improve this for the future of our clubs.”
Shoppers have blasted the retailer for not rolling out Apple Pay and Google Pay services.
In response to another customer, the company said it would pass on the shopper’s complaint to the relevant department.
Sam's Club shoppers can choose between a $50-a-year Club membership or a $110-a-year Plus membership.
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A BRITISH couple poured out their heartbreak — and fury — as they joined families of October 7 victims at a remembrance vigil in Israel yesterday.
Michael and Lisa Marlowe were the only Britons among victims’ relatives at a gathering marking the first anniversary of the Hamas horror.
And their contrasting emotions laid bare the agony of hundreds of families struggling to process their pain a year on from the outrage which destroyed their lives.
Mum Lisa fought back tears as she recalled her 26-year-old son Jake — a happy-go-lucky boy “living his best life” who had everything to look forward to.
Lisa from Potters Bar, Herts, said: “I’m standing at the spot where my son spoke to me for the last time exactly a year ago and it breaks my heart into a million pieces.
“But I had to come here because this is the place where I feel closest to him now — it’s become sacred to me.
“It was 4.30am in the morning, UK time, when I last spoke to him. He just said, ‘There’s a lot of rockets and crazy stuff going on mum but I’ll be OK. I’ll call you later — I love you.’
“But he never called again and that was the last time I ever spoke to him. Four days later it was confirmed he was among the dead and was killed trying to help others to get away from the terrorists.
“That was just what he was like — he’d do anything for anyone.”
Lisa said she’d visited the desert festival site five times in the past year to feel close to her lost boy.
And she has formed a close bond with other victims’ relatives, who she hugged amid emotional scenes.
Carpenter and musician Jake was commemorated by a touching hand-painted stone next to his festival memorial’s candle yesterday which read simply, “Love You Son”.
But his dad Michael’s sorrow gave way to anger as he tended the memorial to the son killed by beasts he called “Hamas scum”.
The couple spoke to The Sun at the dawn observance yesterday — next to the spot where Jake was killed by a volley of nine bullets.
Exactly a year earlier, he had been working at the Negev Desert festival site as a part-time unarmed security assistant.
It was 4.30am in the morning, UK time, when I last spoke to him. He just said, ‘There’s a lot of rockets and crazy stuff going on mum but I’ll be OK. I’ll call you later — I love you’
Lisa Marlowe, mum of British Hamas victim Jake
Carefree young revellers had been raving to a high-energy dance track called Pixel by Space Cat when rockets and terrorists aboard paragliders filled the sky at 6.29am.
Yesterday, the same track was played on a sound stage then cut short at exactly 6.29am — before an overcome woman’s screams cut through the silence.
Dad Michael, 53, told how his life has been destroyed by Jake’s death as Hamas thugs from Gaza killed 1,200 and kidnapped 251.
But he has also found himself consumed by rage towards his son’s savage killers — and British Foreign Office mandarins whom he says have offered no support.
This was a festival dedicated to peace where young people came to celebrate life
Jake's dad Michael
Michael told The Sun yesterday: “We haven’t lost Jake — he was taken from us by evil Hamas scum.
“This was a festival dedicated to peace where young people came to celebrate life.
“But these worthless, subhuman animals from Gaza came to kill them. They won’t talk or negotiate — all they want to do is kill.
“A year on, we are still in terrible pain and I can’t tell you how much I miss my boy. I miss everything about him — his smile, his sense of humour, everything.
“He had met the beautiful girl of his dreams in Israel and told me he wanted to marry her.
“He had gone to work with security on the site to earn extra cash as he prepared for a new chapter in his life.
“He told me about his plans to propose to her in Jerusalem in December but his life ended on October 7 and that never happened.
“Now his girlfriend is heartbroken like the rest of us — all of our lives have been decimated by Hamas.”
Michael and Lisa revealed their most heartbreaking task has been explaining to their autistic daughter Natasha, 25, that her big brother will never come home.
Michael said: “She was very close to Jake and still struggles with the fact that she won’t see him again.
“Everything changed for all of us on October 7.”
The vigil at the Nova Music Festival site at Re’im, just three miles from Gaza, was the biggest memorial event staged yesterday.
Hundreds of armed Hamas savages had stormed the site and killed 365 people.
Many of their families began gathering before dawn yesterday to remember lost loved ones and console each other amid heartbreaking scenes.
Each of the festival victims was commemorated by a photograph above memorials adorned with flickering flames and stones.
Families — many in t-shirts with pictures of their lost loved ones — wept and hugged each other tightly in the pre-dawn glow.
The sad commemoration was punctuated by the boom of outgoing Israeli artillery rounds blasting into Gaza and the rattle of heavy machine gun fire in the distance.
A massive security operation was launched to protect the site.
An Apache helicopter gunship hovered overhead, backed by drones scouring potential threats, and troops and police manned checkpoints leading to the venue.
A year on, we are still in terrible pain and I can’t tell you how much I miss my boy. I miss everything about him
Jake's dad Michael
The huge security presence was stepped up further to shield the arrival of Israeli president Isaac Herzog, who appeared on the stroke of 6.29am to console families.
Israel military chiefs later confirmed they’d been forced to take action after detecting threats to the anniversary events
Hamas fired 4,000 rockets on October 7 last year, but managed to launch little more than a handful yesterday.
They targeted Tel Aviv in a five-rocket salvo and also hit Sderot.
Most were intercepted but one of the Tel Aviv projectiles smashed a factory yards from a school in the east of the Israeli coastal city, injuring two women and leaving others in shock.
Israel remained on maximum alert while its forces battled Hamas’s allies Hezbollah across the Lebanese border.
Israeli warplanes continued to blast Hezbollah targets in the group’s stronghold’s in southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital Beirut as ground troops battled terrorist militia further south.
IDF chiefs said they had ordered the evacuation of 25 southern Lebanese towns and villages to expand ground operations and smash terror tunnels.
Hezbollah has continued to fire rockets at Israel, causing injuries in Haifa and Tiberias in the north of the country overnight.
By Noa Hoffman
LABOUR MPs yesterday urged Sir Keir Starmer to honour his vow to crack down on Iranian agents radicalising Brits.
They joined Tories telling him to proscribe the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The IRGC is the main supporter of Hamas and Hezbollah, both banned in the UK.
Its agents spread jihadi propaganda in the West.
Labour MP Jon Pearce, said: “Tehran’s army of fanatical antisemites is a threat to Israel. But its tentacles stretch way beyond the region — to Ukraine, where its missiles aid Putin’s slaughter of civilians, and to our shores where the IRGC plots to murder enemies on the streets of the UK.”
Labour MP Mike Tapp said: “By banning the IRGC Britain can strike a blow against Iranian-sponsored terror.”
In opposition, Sir Keir vowed to proscribe the IRGC if he won the election.
But yesterday he dodged questions over when he will fulfill his promise.
Marking the aniversary of Hamas’ October 7 slaughter, the PM added: “Fifteen British citizens were brutally slain that day, another has since died in captivity.
