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Marvel’s smallest hero has hit the small screen.Starting this week, you can now stream Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, the 31st film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, at home on Disney+. The movie is available in IMAX aspect ratio as well. (Not that your TV will get any bigger when you watch it that way.)This third film in the Ant-Man series once again stars Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly as the title characters, who are this time dragged into the microscopic dimension known as the Quantum Realm by Kang the Conqueror, played by Jonathan Majors. Kang was trapped there for years and now,…

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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Publishing wants to make sure whatever your summer plans are — from pool side to sofa city in air conditioning — you have a great mystery in hand, so there are a ton of new releases for June. And there is something for all the mystery flavors — including three yummy cozies for foodies! There are a bunch of historical mysteries: one centered around a will, one set in Fiji in 1914, one following a secret organization in London in the 1960s, one…

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Jeopardy! has been stumping many a player with its Final Jeopardy clues as of late, but the Wednesday, May 31 game proved to be a difficult game overall for both players and viewers at home. Playing in the episode were Ilhana Redzovic (a returning champ with total winnings of $20,400) from Chicago, Illinois, Kyle Marshall from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and Lisa Gargiulo from Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Ilhana would walk away victorious for the second night in a row, but her win would also come after another triple-stumper clue in Final Jeopardy, plus $0 in winnings after the first round. Ilhana…

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Fashion devotees know that the Anna Wintour seal of approval isn’t easy to come by, so when the EIC of Vogue steps out in multiple iterations of a similar style, we take note. Case in point? Wintour’s go-to shoe for all of fashion month: knee-high crocodile-embossed heeled leather boots, which she wore in New York, Paris, London, and Milan.Of course, one doesn’t amass a slew of signature footwear overnight. This is a tried and true trend for Wintour, who has sported these types of boots (routinely paired with long floral dresses and statement overcoats) for decades. While of course, she has an array of hues at her…

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As with many other sales events, Memorial Day weekend deals can be confusing. It seems like every store on the internet is offering some sort of promotion. Not all that glitters is discounted, but we’re here to help. Below you’ll find the best Memorial Day deals and sales on reviewer-approved gadgets and gear. Be sure to check out our other Memorial Day sale stories for curated category highlights. We’ve got dedicated roundups for the best outdoor deals, best mattress deals, best tech deals, and best home and kitchen deals. Happy shopping!Updated May 29, 2023: We’ve removed dead deals and updated pricing…

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LAST year, one of our most commonly held ideas about depression was turned upside down. “Antidepressants study casts doubt on drugs taken by 8m people,” The Times newspaper stated in July. Other publications ran similarly alarming headlines. Depression is one of the biggest medical problems facing societies worldwide, treatments have long been controversial and here was research showing that Prozac and other common antidepressants are based on a defunct hypothesis about what causes the condition. The study’s lead researcher even went as far as to suggest that any benefits from such medicines come from a placebo effect. Most antidepressant drugs…

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The band OK Go has reached a confidential settlement to end a bizarre legal battle with Post Foods over a new line of on-the-go cereal packages called “OK Go!” Just months after OK Go — a power pop band best known for its viral music videos — vowed to fight back against a “big corporation” that “chose to steal the name of our band to market disposable plastic cups of sugar to children,” attorneys for both sides asked a Minnesota federal judge to dismiss the lawsuit permanently, with each side paying their own legal bills. The filing said that the…

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Bitten by a radioactive hamburger bun, student Peter Parker gained the proportionate strength and agility of a cow! Armed with his wonderous soda-shooters, the reluctant superhero struggles with sinister super-villains, making ends meet, and maintaining some semblance of a normal life! Stan Lee Presents: The Amazing Spider-Burger.Or something like that; it’s been a while since I read Amazing Fantasy #15. But I have to assume that somewhere in there was some sort of role for a strange-looking burger, because that is precisely how Burger King is promoting the new Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse film: With a “Spider-Verse Whopper” that comes on a bright red bun topped with…

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Hedge by Jane Delury What is a mother? Mothers are often characterized as caring and selfless. They put their children above anything or anyone else. But mothers are still women, and women have desires of their own. What happens when the role of woman and mother clash? Jane Delury explores these conflicting roles in her latest novel, Hedge (Zibby Books), through the story of Maud, a woman torn between her love for her children and her love for something more. “Yes,” Maud thought. “I’m madly in love with my children. But why can’t I have more than one mad love?”…

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Everything has always revolved around school and academic excellence. We revisited what had been missing for the past couple of Never Have I Ever Season 4 episodes. Senior year was the time to decide on the future everyone wanted, and for these nerds, getting into a great college was the first step, and college reps visited on Never Have I Ever Season 4 Episode 4. This was a momentous occasion for Devi, Ben, and Fabiola. I can’t stress enough how important this was. They had spent every waking moment of their academic life dreaming about getting into a great school, and…

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Keep track of how many illnesses you have each year to get to grips with your immune healthVicki Turner WHEN you are under the covers, sniffling from your third cold of the year, you might wonder whether your immune system is pulling its weight. It is a question we would all love to answer: is our immune system healthy or not? Now, a burgeoning field of immunology is attempting to do just that with tests that “grade” your immune system, the idea being that it could help people preempt problems and motivate them to make lifestyle changes to avoid ill…

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Every department store has its own beauty vibe. When I think of Harrods, I think of the height of luxury (and the Food Hall, of course). You can’t step into the golden-brick department store doors, kindly held open by the green-uniformed doormen, without feeling a little bit fancy. However, with that fancy feeling comes high-ticket prices. Harrods stocks hundreds of luxury beauty brands, from La Mer to Lancer and Chanel to Oto, so if you’re stepping foot inside the store or browsing online, you can expect to drop some serious dollar. Read The Full Article Here

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Vandy, an electric car designed by students of the Government Engineering College, Barton Hill, has bagged an award and an honourable mention at the international energy efficiency competition, Shell Eco-Marathon (SEM) 2022, held at Pertamina Mandalika circuit in Indonesia recently. The electric car designed by Pravega, a team of 19 students from the mechanical stream of the college, with the mentorship of Acsia Technologies emerged as the best from multiple entries across the world, a prepared statement said, adding that it bagged the International Award for Safety from Dupont and an honourable mention for the International Award for Technical Innovation…

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Mount Sinai researchers have published what they say is the first study to identify a new form of treatment for rapid eye movement (REM) sleep behavior disorder. This condition affects more than 3 million Americans, mostly adults over the age of 50, who often unknowingly physically act out their dreams with vocal sounds or sudden, violent arm and leg movements during slumber, leading to significant injury to themselves or bed partners. The new study, published in the Journal of Neuroscience on May 25, outlines a novel model to better characterize how REM sleep behavior disorder develops due to neurodegeneration –…

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Greta Van Fleet have shared the new song “Farewell for Now.” The track appears on the Michigan rock band’s upcoming third studio album, Starcatcher, out July 21 via Lava/Republic Records. “On ‘Farewell for Now,’ we express the sentiment of our longing to stay on stage and savor the magic created by the audience-music phenomena,” bassist Sam Kiszka said in a statement. “But we must pack up and go to the next place to do it all over again; as always, we’ll be back soon.” “Farewell for Now” shows Greta Van Fleet’s softer side in a very retro-sounding ballad. The song…

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Just because movies or shows are on a streaming service — even if those movies and shows are produced by said streaming service — does not mean they will be available forever.We have already seen Warner Bros. take down dozens of originals from HBO Max as a cost-cutting measure, and now Disney appears to be following suit. Last week, Disney revealed it was “removing certain content from our streaming platforms” as part of a plan to take a $1.5 million “impairment charge” — essentially a write-off of certain expenses for tax purposes. (That was the same financial strategy that led HBO Max…

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Storm Cloud Rising by Jason Lancour What’s it About? What started out as a simple job for a group of hired mercenaries spirals out of control into a struggle for survival in the midst of a plot that is bigger than anyone could ever have anticipated. Rise of the Red Hand, the gripping prequel novella to Jason Lancour’s gripping Storm Cloud fantasy series, is a battle epic of Shakespearean proportions — gruesome wars, tense politics, and a female warrior that stands out from the crowd even as she fights alongside them. The novella sets the tone with Lancour’s masterful handle…

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The Denver Nuggets faces the Miami Heat in the first game of the NBA Finals. A very different sort of competition unfolds in Maryland as the nation’s remaining top spellers gather for the final round of the 2023 Scripps National Spelling Bee. The Blacklist moves to Thursday for the remainder of its final season. The show-biz satire The Other Two spoofs Disney when Cary is cast as the voice of a supposedly groundbreaking animated character. Maddie Meyer/Getty ImagesNBA FinalsThe well-rested Denver Nuggets takes on the Miami Heat, who barely survived a surge in the playoffs from the Boston Celtics, as…

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Photography by Maya Fuhr, courtesy of Barbet Whether you’re going for a “damp lifestyle” or attempting to go sober for a bit, Canada’s alcohol consumption guidelines mean it might be time to pick up a mocktail. By Noor Abduljabbar and Jennifer Berry Date May 19, 2023 It’s no secret that alcohol consumption can have negative effects on our health, including an increased risk of cancer and heart disease, and we’ve all heard the saying “everything in moderation.” But have you ever wondered just how much is considered “moderation” when it comes to cocktails? Well, as even the most casual of…

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Losing that sea ice won’t add to sea levels, just as melting ice cubes floating in a glass of water won’t cause the glass to overflow. (The ice is already displacing the water.) But sea ice plays a critical role in protecting Antarctica’s colossal ice shelves from deteriorating, and those could dramatically raise ocean levels if they break apart. If it totally melts, the Thwaites Glacier, aka the Doomsday Glacier, could add 10 feet to sea levels. Sea ice protects Thwaites and other glaciers because it acts like a buffer, absorbing the energy of winds and waves that would otherwise erode them. It…

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Cancers often release molecules into the bloodstream that pathologically alter the liver, shifting it to an inflammatory state, causing fat buildup and impairing its normal detoxifying functions, according to a study from investigators at Weill Cornell Medicine. This discovery illuminates one of cancer’s more insidious survival mechanisms and suggests the possibility of new tests and drugs for detecting and reversing this process. In the study, published May 24 in Nature, the researchers found that a wide variety of tumor types growing outside the liver remotely reprogram the liver to a state resembling fatty liver disease via secretion of extracellular vesicles…

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Beloved French touch producers Braxe + Falcon have released a new remix of Phoenix’s Alpha Zulu song “Winter Solstice.” Find the new song below.“We were so moved when we heard what Falcon and Braxe did with the song,” Phoenix remarked in a press statement. “It is the song that sums up our pandemic times for us, and since we stayed in touch with Falcon throughout that time, it was a full circle moment. We love the fact that their music is both deep and conceptual, and always so sincere. Merci les copains.”Alan Braxe added:It’s Phoenix; it’s a very beautiful song…

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There’s no doubt that our favorite movies and TV shows play an important role in our lives. We talk about them with our friends, their jokes influence our own sense of humor, and we refer to the characters as if they were actual people in our lives. In fact, they may even influence where we go on vacation. Believe it or not, there are plenty of iconic filming locations that operate as hotels or short-term rentals — giving you the opportunity to fully immerse yourself into the world of a beloved movie or TV series.Whether you wish to relax at…

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Salou by Morenike McFaal Doctor Salou Kassai is two years out of the Paris School of Medicine and already runs Necker Hospital ICU’s neonatology unit. But when a debilitating accident strikes, she wakes up nameless in a Paris hospital, robbed of all her memories. In her debut novel Salou (Palmetto Publishing), author Morenike McFaal crafts a layered story of suspense, intrigue and romance in the face of political turmoil. Incorporating cultures and nations from her own travels, McFaal adds a level of realism to Salou’s sprawling narrative. We had a chance to talk with the author about how her lived…

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Wheel of Fortune‘s Star Wars week got off to a hot start on Monday (May 29) when a contestant won the $100,000 bonus prize, but things proved a little trickier for the three players on the May 30 episode. Faced with a puzzle in the “Fun and Games” category, Christopher Borja, Adura Awosika, and Kate Stafford struggled to find the correct answer, despite the majority of the letters having been revealed already. The letter board read “_ A M _ _ _ _ O _ T S _ _ _ T H _ M O V _ _ T H…

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Enigmatic, C-shaped antler carvings from France’s Stone Age have puzzled scientists for over 150 years, but now a modern experiment investigating these artifacts may have revealed their purpose: They were likely crafted to be Paleolithic finger grips for spear-throwers, a new study finds.The discovery was made by using similar crescent-shaped devices to throw dart-like projectiles at archery targets. The success of these trials suggests that the objects — made of deer antler and called “open rings” — were once attached to now-rotted-away wooden spear-throwers: weapons also known as atlatls that were used to throw large darts at high speeds, according…

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Spoilers below.A cynicism that’s frankly awe-inspiring drips through every scene of “America Decides,” the eighth episode of what’s shaping up to be Succession’s best season. But can you really call it cynicism if it’s just honesty? The episode takes an unflinching—if, as befits a show like Succession, juiced-up—look at not only what happens on election night in America but what’s already happened. The echoes of both the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections are so shrill as to be hellish, yet it’s as impossible as ever to press the dial. Roman says as much at the end of the episode, after…

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Mastercard has teamed up with blockchain infrastructure platform Paxos on a programme designed to help banks and fintech companies offer their customers crypto trading services. The payments company said it is preparing to pilot a service called Crypto Source, which provides infrastructure to financial institutions to facilitate the buying, selling, and holding of cryptocurrencies. Mastercard will serve as the bridge between banks while Paxos will provide “crypto-asset trading and custody services on behalf of the banks,” the company said in a press release.Through the “Crypto Source” program, users can buy, hold, and sell cryptocurrencies, complemented by Mastercard’s proprietary Crypto Secure…

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Scientists at NASA’s first ever public meeting on “unidentified anomalous phenomena” — more commonly called UFOs — have called for a more rigorous scientific approach to clarify the origin of hundreds of mysterious sightings. The truth is out there—but we’re going to need to look harder. Scientists at NASA’s first ever public meeting on “unidentified anomalous phenomena”—more commonly called UFOs—called Wednesday for a more rigorous scientific approach to clarify the origin of hundreds of mysterious sightings. The space agency announced last year it was analyzing observations in the sky that can’t be identified as aerial or natural phenomena—a subject that…

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Back in 1983, on a break from Queen, guitarist Brian May pulled in a number of his musical friends for a new project. Among them was Eddie Van Halen, whose band would become the biggest thing in rock over the next year with their 1984 album. While this collaborative project didn’t reach the commercial highs of their respective bands, interest has continued to grow over the years, and now a 40th anniversary box set reissue digging into those sessions en route to release under the moniker, Brian May + Friends: Star Fleet Project.“It’s all here. ALL of it. Every note…

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