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The Unloved, Part 113: The Sheltering Sky
Bernardo Bertolucci was one of the first directors I encountered as a teenager who demonstrated to me that art shouldn’t have barriers; that no subject was off limits. He took this too far in his artistic life, forever changing how I thought about him, but you can’t turn away from your own history. You have to…
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Apple delivers first-ever Rapid Security Response “cyberattack” patch – leaves some users confused
Just when we’d got used to three-numbered versions, such as “13.3.1”, here comes an update suffix, bringing you “13.3.1 (a)”…
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30 Reasons Why You Should Never Visit Norway
Few countries in the world are as breathtakingly beautiful as Norway. With its stunning fjords, soaring mountains and pristine glaciers, Norway is a nature lover’s paradise. But there are also many good reasons why you should never visit Norway. Here are 30 of them. 1. The cost of living is sky-high. If you thought living…
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Ancient Romans Dropped Their Bling Down the Drain, Too
Archaeologists have recovered a trove of fallen, forgotten ring stones from an 1,800-year-old bathhouse in England.
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The South Korean Chefs Redefining the Art of Pastry
Their boundary-blurring desserts reflect their Korean background and French training.
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Met Gala 2023: Live updates from the red carpet, with Gisele Bündchen, Quinta Brunson and more
Live updates from the red carpet of the 2023 Met Gala. This year’s theme centers on the late fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld.
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In photos: The scene on the Met Gala red carpet
See the fashions worn at the annual Met Gala fundraising event in New York City.
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How Roy Wood Jr. crushed the toughest room in comedy
Backstage with “Daily Show” comic (and next host?) Roy Wood Jr. as he refined Tucker Carlson jokes and navigated parties at the White House correspondents’ dinner.
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Fox News is bleeding viewers at 8 p.m. after ousting Tucker Carlson
Carlson averaged more than 3 million viewers in his final week on Fox News. After he was fired, the time slot drew only 1.77 million viewers.
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John Underwood, who hit grand slams with Ted Williams books, dies at 88
The Sports Illustrated writer wrote two books with the Red Sox slugger, including “The Science of Hitting,” considered one of the game’s bibles.