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Populus Financial Group, Inc. Files Notice of Data Breach Affecting 51,858 Individuals
On May 23, 2023, Populus Financial Group, Inc. filed a notice of data breach with the Attorney General of Maine after experiencing a cybersecurity event that compromised confidential consumer information that had been entrusted to the company. Based on the company’s official filing, the incident resulted in an unauthorized party gaining access to consumers’ names…
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Wagner’s Withdrawal From Bakhmut Would Present Test to Russian Army
The mercenary group’s leader said his fighters would hand the ruined city to regular Russian forces, who are already stretched and will have to fill the gap left by the mercenaries.
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Four Killed In Shooting and Stabbing Attack in Japan
The assault on Thursday in the city of Nakano in central Japan took the lives of two women and two police officers. It was a rare episode of violence in a country where gun crime remains low.
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Inside Tina Turner’s Quiet Life in Switzerland
The woman from Nutbush, Tenn., renounced her American citizenship in 2013 to live a quiet life in Küsnacht on Lake Zurich.
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UK Net Migration Record Poses Sharp Dilemma for Sunak
Net migration to Britain has exceeded 600,000 a year, stirring tensions in a government that promised to stem arrivals.
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Russia’s War in Ukraine, in Photos
A photographic chronicle of the second year of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Netflix’s FUBAR is a Depressingly Routine Comeback Vehicle for Arnold Schwarzenegger
Netflix’s “FUBAR” is a show that constantly feels like it should work. After all, the idea of ‘80s superstar Arnold Schwarzenegger riffing on his action persona in a streaming series has a ton of potential. It’s like someone saw that CBS was turning “True Lies” into a TV series and decided to go back to…
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The Boogeyman
Rob Savage has proven twice that he can aim higher than “The Boogeyman,” an emotionally numbing horror movie and counter-intuitive self-challenge to make PG-13 horror scary. The filmmaker’s previous ventures—“Host,” about a haunted Zoom seance, and “Dashcam,” about a rapping anti-vaxxer’s live-streamed descent into hell—led with innovation and provocation. They’re as current as a WiFi…
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Cannes 2023: The Idol, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Killers of the Flower Moon
It’s worth repeating, as Festival Director Thierry Fremaux seemingly does every year, that three quarters-of-a-century ago Cannes was founded as a bridge between Hollywood and the local cineastes. There’s always been a direct line between the big, splashy premieres and the more auteur-focused European fare that soon was augmented by similarly so-called “art films” from…
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The Fire is Gone: Kenneth Anger (1927-2023)
A world without Kenneth Anger is a poorer place. The queer filmmaker, fanatic, mythmaker, and gadfly was like the anti-Charles Chaplin. The two made headlines in very different ways. The two spanned crucial decades of Hollywood history and left their mark on it. Their films became exemplars of a particular form, Chaplin the silent comedy,…
