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In U.K. Town, a New Way of Caring for Older People
An “integrated care center” brings doctors, physiotherapists, social workers and pharmacists under one roof. It won’t solve Britain’s underlying social care crisis — but it could help.
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The Year in People: Our 12 Favorite Saturday Profiles of 2023
From a Nobel Peace Prize winner, to a mayor hunted by the Russians, to a poet whose muses are cats, our profiles featured people shaping the world around them, often under the radar.
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China Appoints Adm. Dong Jun as Defense Minister
The promotion of Adm. Dong Jun may calm uncertainty after the unexplained disappearance of the previous minister, Gen. Li Shangfu.
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Artists We Spoke to in 2023: Some of Our Favorite Interviews
Conversation is essential to art, and we had some great ones this year with actors, directors, writers, and craftspeople of all kinds. We wanted to share just a few of our favorites with a quote from each and a link to read more. Check them out and read many more interviews here. Thanks to everyone who…
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The Goldfinger
Fans of “Infernal Affairs,” the brilliant 2002 Hong Kong thriller that spawned two sequels and served as the basis for Martin Scorsese’s Oscar-winning 2006 remake “The Departed” will no doubt be chomping at the bit to get a look at “The Goldfinger,” a new HK import that marks the first reteaming of that film’s magnetic…
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Good Grief
Dan Levy found such massive success in “Schitt’s Creek” that figuring out the next step for his career must have been daunting. It therefore feels uncoincidental that his feature film directorial debut is also about next steps, moving on after a major chapter has closed, whether you want to or not. Levy has a strong…
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Need a Home for 80,000 Puzzles? Try an Italian Castle.
Earlier this year, George and Roxanne Miller relocated the world’s largest collection of mechanical puzzles from their home in Florida. But first they took a road trip.
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Sparkling Wines for New Year’s Eve
The price of Champagne has risen, but good alternatives are made all over the wine-producing world. They might taste different but they are superb.
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How Strawberry, the Pop-Tarts Bowl mascot, took over the internet
Strawberry, an edible Pop-Tart mascot, has captivated the hearts and tantalized the taste buds of people all over the internet.
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A racist mob destroyed her home. She was given the land 84 years later.
More than 84 years after a racist mob forced Opal Lee and her family from their Fort Worth home, she has been given the land and a new house is being built.