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Brendon Thorne/Getty Images Hollywood icon Sam Neill – who died on Monday, July 13, 2026 — was best known for playing Dr. Alan Grant in 1993’s “Jurassic Park,” but he also had an impressive number of TV roles under his belt. Aside from going up against Cillian Murphy’s Tommy Shelby in “Peaky Blinders,” Neill also starred in Netflix’s “Untamed” with Eric Bana. The crime drama takes place in Yosemite National Park, with Bana as Kyle Turner, an agent for the Investigative Services Branch. Speaking to ComingSoon in 2025, Bana said it was a…

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Do you remember sending the cast, maybe it was just Ricki Lake, but you sent them a VHS tape demonstrating some of the Hairspray dances, the Mashed Potato… Do you remember making that tape?Oh yeah, I made it with the real people who were on the committee of The Buddy Deane Show. The real people, they helped with this movie. It was based on a real local show in Baltimore that was our local version of American Bandstand. We never had Dick Clark in Baltimore, we had our local version where the girls’ hair was higher, the boys’ pants were tighter! I think they are…

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Digger has been cloaked with mystery since its original announcement. Known only up until now as “a comedy of catastrophic proportions,” the upcoming new movie from director Alejandro G. Iñárritu stars Tom Cruise, with an early teaser trailer not revealing his face but revealing that he has cowboy boots and, appropriately enough, a shovel. Now, a new trailer reveals a lot more about what to expect, revealing Cruise as Digger Rockwell, “the most powerful man in the world” who may be the only one who can save humanity. That does, to be clear, sound like a lot of other Tom…

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Flip-flops have officially ditched their bad reputation, especially in New York, where many locals had sworn off them until the last few years, when they came roaring back into fashion’s good graces thanks to Scandi girls and a few elevated styles from the likes of The Row and Toteme. That’s not to say, though, that the flat shoe style is for everyone. Whether they’re trendy or not, some people still refuse to wear them, preferring to opt for other flat sandals, and that’s their right. Fortunately, there are plenty of chic flip-flop alternatives, with one particular style a beloved choice…

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A decade ago, then-Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said he saw autonomous vehicles as an existential threat to the ride-hail company’s business model.“What would happen if we weren’t a part of that future? If we weren’t part of the autonomy thing? Then the future passes us by,” Kalanick told Business Insider.In the years since, Uber has settled on a strategy that, rather than see it build and operate its own self-driving cars, puts it on track to become the place where riders can get connected with any ride, driven by a human or robot. “We think there are going to be…

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Stay ahead of the curve with Business books that deliver practical strategies fast. These new releases unpack everything from ethical leadership and elite performance to effective executive communication and legal tax advantages. Discover guidance from top coaches, inspiring leaders, and financial experts—each title equipping you to lead with confidence, build integrity, and make smart decisions in an ever-changing world. How Ethical Are Compliance Oriented Ethics Programs by Imad G. Al-Khoury Release Date: – Compliance-only ethics programs breed fear, mistrust, and burnout. Imad G. Al-Khoury draws on interviews and case studies to show how values-driven, hybrid programs balance rules with empathy,…

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On April 6, the four crewmembers of NASA’s Artemis II mission swooped around the far side of the moon in their Orion spacecraft, disappearing from Earth’s sight and losing all contact with humanity for roughly 40 minutes.At the same time, some 250,000 miles (400,000 kilometers) away, Chris White, the mission’s lead communications officer, was nervously pacing the halls of NASA’s Mission Control Center in Houston, waiting for the chance to do his job again.”It was all nerves,” White, the lead integrated communications officer (INCO) on Artemis II, told Live Science. In addition to maintaining communication with the Orion spacecraft (an…

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ABC One of the core secrets behind “Lost” was the mystery of the island, the seemingly deserted land mass that the Oceanic 815 survivors crash onto — and one of the show’s creators was totally freaked out when a core cast member guessed its big secret. During Season 1 of the hit epic, actor Josh Holloway — who played one of the lead survivors, James “Sawyer” Ford — told showrunners Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse that he thought the island was moving its location within the series, even likening it…

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Limited Run Games’ laltest compilation of licensed video games from the past is the Rugrats: Retro Rewind Collection. It features six different Rugrats games that were originally released during the Nickelodeon show’s heyday between 1998 and 2001. Ranging from some early 3D PlayStation 1 games to more charming 2D Game Boy titles, none of these are classics but there’s still charm to be found. The marquee titles that hold the most nostalgia will be the trio of PS1 games included in the collection: Search for Reptar, Studio Tour, and Rugrats in Paris: The Movie. I remember renting Search for Reptar…

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On Friday night, more than 45,000 people gathered at Yankee Stadium not to enjoy the national pastime, but a bucket-list New York one: seeing Jay-Z perform in celebration of the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt. It was the first in a three-night residency, with the Friday show dedicated to Reasonable Doubt and the Saturday show reserved for The Blueprint, which turns 25 this year. Across both nights, Jay-Z commanded an understated stage set up (“I think the statement piece in a Jay-Z show is Jay-Z,” Willo Perron, the performance’s creative director, told Wired recently) with support from guests including Beyoncé,…

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Syfy Peter Krause is best known for his role as Bobby Nash, the heroic fire chief on “9-1-1,” but not many people remember his turn as a distraught detective contending with supernatural forces on Syfy’s “The Lost Room.” A miniseries consisting of three episodes, 2006’s “The Lost Room” stars Krause alongside Julianna Margulies, known to many as Carol Hathaway on “ER,” who appears here as a member of a secret organization. The series sees Krause’s Joe Miller trying to find his daughter after she vanished into the Room — a…

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AI: Not evil at all! Right?… Right?Either way, one must remain ever-vigilant about the wonderful things AI can do, and sometimes does do when we’re not paying attention. For example: Did you know that unless you explicitly opt out in your app, Instagram’s settings now automatically permit Meta AI to use your photos whether you want it to or not?The revelation of this information so alarmed the Screen Actors Guild that they put out a statement yesterday strongly recommending that all of its membership go to the trouble to find this setting in their Instagram accounts and turn it off.“Take action…

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On the second night of his three-day residency at Yankee Stadium, Jay-Z performed the album that solidified his spot as not only the King of New York, but the King of Rap. The Blueprint, turns 25 this year, and tonight fans were reminded that it is a relentless onslaught of triumphant and braggadocios records like “Hola Hovito” and “All I Need” with some of his best street records like “U Don’t Know” and “Never Change” mixed in. The Brooklyn rapper performed them all, and like the first night, he did it with the help of a couple special guests sprinkled…

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You’d be hard-pressed to find a more elegantly dressed woman in her 40s than Kate Middleton. I dare you to try. So if classic elegance is your goal, it’s always a safe bet to look to what she’s wearing. She’s routinely appropriately dressed for any occasion in timeless yet trend-forward styles. Yesterday she wore an outfit that was the perfect example of this. While attending a charity polo match to cheer on Prince William, Middleton wore a trend that well-dressed women in their 40s know to choose when they want to look elegant: an A-line midi dress. With it, she…

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Photograph: Chris NullNaturally, the AstroRinse also needs a power supply, so if you don’t have a standard electrical outlet near your hose spigot, you’ll need another extension cord solution here. The unit must be level to run properly, and it features adjustable feet and a built-in spirit level to help you achieve that.All told, you’ll need to carefully consider where you’re going to place the AstroRinse, ensuring you have access to water, power, and drainage—and that the location isn’t too far from the pool. Since the AquaSense X robot itself weighs 29 pounds (and more when freshly pulled from the…

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This week’s Atlantic Magazine cover story suggested we mourn reading like a death in the family. The argument is compelling and the anecdotes and history are interesting, but the industry-level numbers tell us a much less bleak story than a “postliterate collapse” into the dark ages. Let’s start with the market itself.  If reading were truly dying, the book business should be shrinking. It isn’t. Global book market revenue is on track to hit roughly $142.72 billion in 2025 and is projected to grow toward $156 billion by 2030. In the U.S. alone, print book sales actually rose slightly in…

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Tropical forests draw down and store large quantities of CO₂ from the atmosphere. The Amazon rainforest in South America, for example, stores approximately 123 billion tonnes of carbon — more than is stored in any other terrestrial ecosystem in the world. But these forests are facing a critical challenge.Research from 2023, which was carried out by me and more than 100 colleagues, found that tropical forests in South America are vulnerable to climate extremes. We determined that during an El Niño event, the warm phase of a natural fluctuation in the Earth’s climate system, South American tropical forests may fail…

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Kids’ WB “X-Men: The Animated Series” continues to cast a phoenix-sized shadow over the Marvel Universe. Airing from 1992 to 1997, the series offered a definitive portrayal of the iconic superhero team for a generation growing up on Saturday morning cartoons. Nearly 30 years later, the show’s dazzling legacy carries on with “X-Men ’97.” Of all the X-Men animated shows, however, one less-remembered effort deserves far more love and recognition than it currently receives.  “X-Men: Evolution” first aired in November 2000, three years after its predecessor’s last episode, and just a few months…

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“It will be ​‘green,’ but a most wonderful green, a green which no artist could ever obtain on his palette, a green which neither the varied tints of vegetation nor the shades of the most limpid sea could ever produce the like! If there be green in paradise, it cannot but be of this shade, which most surely is the true green of hope!” In his 1882 novel ​‘The Green Ray‘, Jules Verne transformed an obscure sailors’ superstition into a cultural myth. Verne quotes an old Scottish legend that says anyone who sees such a green flash at sea just once will be incapable of being deceived…

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So, you fancy yourself a hardcore Motley Crue fan? Then check out our list of the 11 heaviest Motley Crue songs and tell us how we did.When Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, Vince Neil and Mick Mars debuted on Los Angeles’ Sunset Strip in 1981, there was no band quite like theirs. Motley Crue’s sleazy, decadent blend of heavy metal, glam rock, power-pop and punk made them an act to watch, and with the release of their scrappy 1981 debut album Too Fast for Love, they quickly set about reshaping the ’80s hard rock scene in their image.Motley Crue achieved their first of many breakthroughs…

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What’s the story behind the story? What inspired you to write this book? As shown by the Succession series, the quest for leadership has plenty of fodder for storytelling. As an inhabitant of several organizations and as a societal observer, I’ve been entranced by leadership transitions and power struggles. Pointedly, I’ve found the machinations behind the election of popes and several high-profile CEO succession battles quite gripping. If you had to pick theme songs for the main characters of your book, what would they be? Given Jon’s love of opera, I’d go with “Nessun Dorma” by Puccini. Paxton immersed himself…

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Featureflash Photo Agency/Shutterstock Lauren Holly’s stint as Jenny Shepard on “NCIS” lasted longer than initially planned, though her departure happened rather suddenly. The actor played special agent Jenny Shepard on the police procedural from Season 3 to Season 5, which aired from 2005 to 2008. After three seasons as an “NCIS” series regular, Holly decided to move on. In Season 5, Episode 18, Shepard died from a gunshot wound — a development that shocked audiences when it occurred. Holly later released a statement on her website detailing the reasons behind her exit…

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Dune 3‘s Timothée Chalamet recently called a co-star’s acting “actually terrifying.” The third instalment trailer was recently released and it will reprise the actress’s cameo from Part 2. What Dune 3 performance does Timothée Chalamet will blow people’s minds? The Dune: Part Three promotions are already active ahead of its theatrical release later this year. On July 8, Chalamet attended the Global IMAX Fan Event in Los Angeles. During an interview there, the actor complimented Anya Taylor-Joy‘s work in the upcoming movie. He stated, “Anya is something special in this movie,” adding that he “didn’t really get to work with…

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On multiple occasions during JAY-Z’s Reasonable Doubt 30th anniversary concert at Yankee Stadium on Friday, July 10th, he used the size of the crowd as a gauge of his success. Putting his humble beginnings in perspective, the Marcy native reminded fans — and detractors — that his debut album sold 43,000 copies in its first week, a modest number exceeded by the 45,000 people in attendance. Get JAY-Z Tickets Here The three-decade difference was encapsulated by a triumphant first night, which featured massive surprise guests (Beyoncé, Nas, Alicia Keys), a career-spanning array of hits woven among the Reasonable Doubt tracklist, and…

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There’s no true explanation for my recent hyperfixation; after all, it is only July, and the NYC forecast isn’t calling for faux fur, but it’d be fair to say my sudden interest in fall outerwear was sparked by seeing Taylor Swift in an Auter peacoat. While my current outfit rotation consists of a Montce bikini, linen shorts, and a lace-trimmed cover-up, the idea of a cozy fall coat sounds appealing. If you’re familiar with the celeb-backed brand, it makes sense that an Auter piece was the one that made this NYC fashion person pray for fall.For those few unfamiliar with…

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