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A Historical Thriller Follows the Race to Make an Atomic Bomb
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Medium entertainmentsports
How It’s a Wonderful Life Director Frank Capra Produced America’s Earliest Known Soccer Footage

One of the greatest filmmakers of all-time is only recently credited for capturing the earlier known footage of soccer being played in the…

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Owners of Elvis Presley’s Music Sue Anthropic for Copyright Infringement (Gift Article)

The $41 million lawsuit contends that the A.I. company used Presley’s music to train its models without permission. Anthropic disagrees with the claims.

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The Charity Gala

Joslyn noticed him looking at her ring and said, “The stone is onyx. It is said to aid with spiritual healing. It’s a magical stone.”

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The Atlantic entertainmentsports
Six of the Greatest Movie Soundtracks From This Century

A movie’s music choices can be just as memorable as the film itself.

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Medium cultureentertainmenthealth
The Escape of Java Stream anyMatch

Watching Java Stream.anyMatch() escape to the heap is a surprise.

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Visitor Q — Takashi Miike’s erotic horror satire still shocks

An unemployed reporter films the disintegration of his dysfunctional family as they descend into debauchery and madness.

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Songs of Freedom — “Heavy Foot” (2026)

Mon Rovîa’s anthem of radical empathy is 2026’s most joyful protest

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The Times (UK) entertainmentculturebusiness
Jeremy Clarkson: You can’t build there, newts need a view of Saturn

I’d like to create some jobs, please, but first I need permission from Brian Cox and the local amphibians

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The Monks Who Laughed at Numbers

A weary traveller discovers a monastery’s peculiar way of telling jokes — a retelling of a classic joke about monks

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NRC cultureentertainment
Noraly Beyer: ‘Ik ben erg jaloers op huilende mensen. De dood is zo wreed’

Oud-nieuwslezer en columnist: Noraly Beyer schreef een memoir over haar jaren op een internaat in Roermond, haar werk in Nederland en Suriname en het verlies van haar vriend Joost Prinsen. „Ik wilde k...

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‘Wildwood’ Is Nike Founder Son’s Latest Unprofitable Masterpiece

It took Travis Knight 16 years and $100 million to make Wildwood, the critically acclaimed stop-motion film that’s opening in cinemas this weekend.

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Lucky Find at Auction Identifies Man on Cover of ‘Led Zeppelin IV’ (Gift Article)

It’s not a painting. It’s a picture of a Victorian artisan taken in the English countryside in 1892.

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The Director of ‘Wildwood’ Knows A.I. Cannot Do What He Does (Gift Article)

In a wide-ranging conversation, Travis Knight discussed bringing Oregon to life frame by frame, and maintaining a human touch in animation.

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Steve Buscemi Can’t Be Typecast (Gift Article)

Over 40 years in Hollywood, the actor has remained uncompromisingly himself.

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Manosphere Influencer Clavicular Pleads Not Guilty to Rape Charge (Gift Article)

The social media figure, whose real name is Braden Peters, appeared briefly for the arraignment in Orleans, Mass., on Cape Cod.

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Medium entertainment
Album Review | ‘Reality Awaits’ by The Strokes

The seventh album from the iconic indie rock quintet mars its best work with atrocious production choices.

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‘College GameDay’ is now Pat McAfee’s show. That has changed what it means for fans (Gift Article)

The more he appears on GameDay, the harder it is to see the show as the ultimate gathering place for all fans.

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Noah Adams, Longtime Host of ‘All Things Considered,’ Has Died at 84 (Gift Article)

A postman’s son from Kentucky, he worked hard to lose his accent but never forgot his Appalachian roots. “The best stories come from west of the Potomac,” he said.

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Book Review: ‘Peck & Peck,’ by Bonnie Garmus (Gift Article)

In the fizzy if didactic “Peck & Peck,” Bonnie Garmus observes a young man climbing the ranks of a very eccentric literary magazine.

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Wijkagent is zijn roeping, toch stopt hij ermee. ‘Soms moet ik drie keer weg tijdens één gesprek’

Politie: Wijkagent John Heij gaat met vervroegd pensioen. Het liefst reed hij zonder agenda op zijn motor door ‘zijn’ wijken, aanspreekbaar voor iedereen. Maar hij werd meer en meer weggeroepen voor a...

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4 Objects That Measure the Life of ‘Rent’ (Gift Article)

As the original cast reunites for a 30th anniversary concert, the Jonathan Larson archive continues to shed light on the enduring Broadway musical.

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Writers Are Making Millions Selling Short Stories to Hollywood (Gift Article)

Publishers generally don’t race to acquire story collections these days, but studios appear eager to shell out for unpublished short works.

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Medium technologyentertainment
The Day of AI Reckoning is Near

Lately, I’ve become something of a Bloomberg TV addict. I spend a lot of time watching Bloomberg Surveillance in the morning, along with…

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’70s Horror Is Back. Here Are Some Lesser-Known Films You Should See. (Gift Article)

Industry experts chose their unsung favorites, which feature vampires, stalkers, killer ants and all manner of gore.

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Jayson Tatum wants to stop Jaylen Brown drama: 'This ain't no f---ing Shaq and Kobe'
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Billy Corgan Unloads After a Lifetime of ‘Mocking, Bullying, Laughing’ (Gift Article)

The Smashing Pumpkins frontman discusses his embrace of pop stars like Sombr and Olivia Rodrigo, his passion for guitar rock and has a few choice words for those who dismissed it.

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Corey Lewandowski Always Found His Way Back to Trump. Until Now. (Gift Article)

The Justice Department has opened an inquiry into Mr. Lewandowski. President Trump has not jumped to his defense.

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‘Wildwood’ Review: A Magical, Stop-Motion Adventure (Gift Article)

This adaptation of Colin Meloy’s fantasy novel is painstakingly rendered by human hands; it is equal parts magic and tragedy.

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Ahead of the World Series, Brewers manager Pat Murphy got to meet ‘The Boss’ (Gift Article)

Springsteen got wind of Murphy's love of his music and gave the Milwaukee manager a call on Wednesday that Murphy will never forget.

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Medium entertainment
Hunter Foster Resigned the Day the Footage Leaked. Mississippi Still Says “Justified.”

Four Months of Silence, One Quiet Resignation, and No Charges for the Man Who Killed Kohen Wiley.

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Where Amy Winehouse Made Her Mark, Fans Celebrate 20 Years of ‘Back to Black’ (Gift Article)

For many, the album gave voice to their own struggles. On Wednesday night, a tribute gig in the singer’s London neighborhood proved the music still holds sway.

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‘Daniel Isn’t Real,’ ‘Blink Twice’ and More Hidden Gems (Gift Article)

With Halloween on the horizon, an especially unnerving indie chiller leads off our rundown of hidden gems on your subscription streaming services.

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The Atlantic legalentertainmenttechnology
The Case for Chilling Out About Birth Rates

Even if the fertility decline doesn’t reverse itself anytime soon, the consequences are unlikely to be apocalyptic.

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New York Times cultureentertainmenttechnology
‘Wicker’ Review: Getting Twiggy With It (Gift Article)

A man woven from willow branches disrupts the rigid customs of a rural village in this wonderfully raunchy satire.

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The Atlantic cultureentertainmentlegal
Wicker Asks Whether Love and Marriage Are Incompatible

The film shows just how suffocating being married can be.

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New York Times cultureentertainment
Who is the Understudy for the Understudies? (Gift Article)

A day in the life of a Broadway “swing” requires knowing the choreography and the harmonies for the whole show. And sometimes, a swing even gets onstage.

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At Rikers, Inmates See Themselves in a Film About America’s Jails (Gift Article)

Residents of one of the country’s most troubled facilities were given a preview of “Crime and Punishment in America,” a docuseries premiering on PBS next month.

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6 Horse Therapy Retreats That Offer Meditation, Yoga and More (Gift Article)

In new programs, interactions with horses go beyond riding to meditation, yoga and therapy that practitioners say can help restore life balance.

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New York Times sportsentertainment
Their MLB cameos led to World Series rings. Are they happy? Well, it’s complicated (Gift Article)

Taylor Trammell will get a World Series ring no matter whether the Yankees or Dodgers win this year. "I completely forgot," he said.

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Jay Maisel, Photographer of Miles Davis and Much More, Dies at 95 (Gift Article)

His moody portrait became the album cover for “Kind of Blue.” Mr. Maisel lived and worked in an old bank that he bought for $102,000 and sold for $55 million.

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‘Possible Love’ Review: The Lives of Others (Gift Article)

In his first movie since his celebrated drama “Burning,” the South Korean director Lee Chang-dong focuses on two couples from very different worlds.

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