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Season 3 of “Tulsa King” Features Boomers, Bullets, and Bourbon, Oh My
In the Taylor Sheridan Paramount+ universe of cozy genre shows aimed at the AARP set, “Tulsa King” has always been a bit of a breezy, accessible alternative to the dour militarism of shows like “Lioness” or the queasy pro-oil histrionics of “Landman.” (And, of course, “Yellowstone” is no longer on the air to prop up…
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A Tiny Quasi-Moon is Following Earth Around the Sun
The object, the latest “quasi-moon” detected by astronomers, could be with us for almost another 60 years.
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Mashama Bailey, Chef of the Grey in Savannah, Is Opening a Restaurant in Paris
Mashama Bailey, one of America’s great chefs, is opening a new restaurant on the Left Bank, a sibling of her Savannah restaurant, the Grey.
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Can Hybrid Grapes Solve the Climate Change Dilemma for Wine Makers?
It’s a fringe movement so far, but hybrids have proven they can make good wine and may be better able to withstand climate change and disease.
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Netflix’s ‘Black Rabbit’ Channels the Spotted Pig
The fictional gastro pub at the heart of a new Netflix series is largely inspired by the Spotted Pig, the V.I.P. spot rocked by a sexual harassment scandal.
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How to Cook (Better) With Butternut Squash
These seven tips from Ali Slagle will make sure every day of squash season is a good one.
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‘Peak SF’ on a Friday Night Is a Robot Fight
The artificial intelligence boom, which has brought techies flocking back to the city, has fueled a resurgence of live — and sometimes futuristic — events.
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How Outrage at Kimmel Grew to a Shout From a Whisper
Right-wing users on social media on Tuesday were frustrated but not yet apoplectic about Jimmy Kimmel’s monologue. Things changed.
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FDA OKs New Keytruda Shot for Cancer
The F.D.A. approved Merck’s injected version of its blockbuster infusion Keytruda. The company says it will be quicker and easier, but it stands to slow the adoption of cheaper competitors and increase costs by billions of dollars.
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New to the Fed, Miran Defends Calls for Sharper Reduction in Interest Rates
In his first comments since joining the Federal Reserve Board, Stephen Miran sought to emphasize his independence from the White House.