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RogerEbert.com Announces Assistant Editor, Weekly Critic, and Social Media Manager
In 2013, my late husband Roger and I launched RogerEbert.com as a stand-alone site separate from our previous partner since 2002, the Chicago Sun-Times. As you know, Roger passed away April 4, 2013, and I made the decision to continue the movie review site in his name. Since Roger’s name is synonymous with quality film criticism, I have endeavored to continue…
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Extracting data from encrypted virtual disks: six methods
For incident responders, a variety of techniques for information retrieval from locked-up VMs
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This Easy Egg Noodle Recipe Riffs on Lokshen mit Kaese
Speedy, savory and pantry-friendly, this dish celebrates buttery egg noodles by topping them with sour cream, scallions and runny eggs.
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Fresh pea recipes to highlight the small but mighty spring vegetable
Freshly shelled peas are a marvel to behold. These recipes for gazpacho, pasta and more let the spring vegetable shine.
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The best way to crack an egg for every personality type
There is no right or wrong way to crack an egg, only what works for you.
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OpenAI Unveils New ChatGPT That Listens, Looks and Talks
Chatbots, image generators and voice assistants are gradually merging into a single technology with a conversational voice.
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On Instagram, a Jewelry Ad Draws Solicitations for Sex With a 5-Year-Old
Advertisers of merchandise for young girls find that adult men can become their unintended audience. In a test ad, convicted sex offenders inquired about a child model.
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How Michael Cohen went from Trump’s fixer to a key witness against him
For years, Cohen said he fixed Trump’s problems. Now the disbarred lawyer is the star witness for New York prosecutors trying to link Trump to an illegal hush money plot.
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What to know about Sen. Bob Menendez’s corruption trial
The case in federal court in Manhattan could last well into June. The longtime lawmaker faces 16 felony counts that threaten both his career and freedom.
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Michael Cohen testimony ties Donald Trump to hush money payment
“Just do it,” then-candidate Donald Trump allegedly told Michael Cohen, his lawyer and fixer at the time, as a sex scandal threatened to upend his 2016 presidential campaign.