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Lola Tung When: July 23Where: Chanel’s dinner celebrating its new ephemeral boutique in East Hampton, New YorkWearing: Head-to-toe Chanel (naturally)Why: Ah, the summer Lola Tung turned into a Chanel girlie. We’re a sucker for a LBD, as referenced above. Read The Full Article Here

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Sam Smith and Kim Petras school their U.K. chart competitors as “Unholy” (via EMI) flies to No. 1. “Unholy” accumulates 5.9 million streams, the Official Charts Company, to leapfrog David Guetta and Bebe Rexha’s “I’m Good (Blue)” (via Parlophone), the leader at the halfway mark. With this latest chart feat, Smith now boasts an eighth U.K. No. 1 single, equal with Oasis and the Rolling Stones in the list of homegrown artists with the most leaders. It’s Kim Petras’ first-ever U.K. chart leader. Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Smith previously lead…

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The villains of climate change tend be what we put out: carbon-spewing cars, soot-emitting power plants, farting cows. So it follows that we might make a dent in the problem by focusing on what we take in. Like, what if we ate trash?That’s the premise behind Shuggie’s Trash Pie and Natural Wine, a restaurant that opened this spring in San Francisco‘s Mission District specializing in ingredients otherwise destined for the dump. Cofounder Kayla Abe and her team rescue bruised peppers, unwanted fish heads, and excess dough crumbs and repurpose them into gourmet “grandma style” pizzas, snacks, and shareables, all with…

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A brand new whodunnit has arrived in movie theaters. See How They Run follows a sleazy American movie director in the 1950s who wants to adapt a stage play into a film. However, when the director is murdered, Inspector Stoppard (Sam Rockwell) and rookie Police Constable Stalker (Saoirse Ronan) team up to investigate who killed him in a whodunnit inspired by the works of Agatha Christie. This mystery comedy offers brief spurts of entertainment but ultimately does not fully work as the brilliant and witty whodunnit that it aspires to be.The film opens with the narration of Leo Köpernick (Adrien Brody) as…

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After 29 years, fans of Hocus Pocus were treated to a sequel on Friday with the premiere of Hocus Pocus 2. One notable cast member not back for the sequel is Thora Birch, who played Dani Dennison. However, Birch has now revealed that there were initially plans for her to reprise her iconic role. “There were three options we had for bringing Dani back, all of which I was excited by,” Birch said in an interview with ET Online. But, “by the time they got around to filming, I was already on something else.” Earlier in the year, Birch told…

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Credit: NSF In 2019, the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration captured the first-ever image of a black hole, and earlier this year, it captured an image of the black hole at the heart of our own Milky Way galaxy. In an article in Natural Sciences, a leading member of the collaboration—Heino Falcke, Ph.D., of Radboud University Nijmegen—tells the story of the journey that led to the creation of this latest image. “This was only possible due to a large collaborative effort of scientists and institutions around the world,” Dr. Falcke wrote. With these black hole images, investigators will now be able…

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Running into an ex is never easy, but having paparazzi around to capture it all on film only makes it worse. Celebrities have had some of their most embarrassing interactions, worst dates, and awkward kisses all photographed for the world to see. From Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk’s rough time at Wimbledon to Taylor Swift’s run-in with Harry Styles at the VMAs, this list of very public, very awkward interactions just might be the cringiest thing you see today. Read The Full Article Here

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The United States’ power grid is in trouble. Much of the country’s energy comes from nonrenewable resources that contribute to climate change. And as the resulting climate crisis brings more frequent heat waves, wildfires, and freezes, demand on the grid becomes greater and more erratic. The strain is heavy, but Patricia Hidalgo-Gonzalez has ideas for how to relieve the burden on the grid.Hidalgo-Gonzalez directs the Renewable Energy and Advanced Mathematics (REAM) lab at UC San Diego. Her work focuses on finding new ways to incorporate more sustainable power into the grid, the kind of research that could create solutions for…

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“Welcome to Farm Aid 37!”  Willie Nelson’s greeting ahead of the annual Farm Aid benefit concert for family farmers in Raleigh, N.C., Saturday (Sept. 24) reaffirmed the organization’s nearly four-decade commitment to the men and women who feed the nation.  This year, Farm Aid focused on the challenge those farmers face amid the climate crisis — a challenge intertwined with the nation’s legacy of racial injustice. “Our struggle right now is beyond us. It’s cutting deep. It’s the very planet that we’re standing on that’s in peril and we’ve got to figure it out,”  said Savonola “Savi” Horne, executive director…

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The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is finally here, and you might have some questions about where, exactly, in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings this story comes from. After all, these events are set in the same fictional universe as the Lord of the Rings movies, but they feature only a few of the same characters, none of the same actors, and a totally different story. As it turns out, the show only has the rights to adapt certain Tolkien books, which means The Rings of Power can only reference specific aspects of Tolkien’s Middle-earth. That explains why some aspects of the books…

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A long spell of extreme hot and dry weather is affecting energy, water supplies and food production across China Environment 23 August 2022 By Michael Le Page The bed of the Jialing river is exposed in Chongqing, ChinaZhong Guilin/VCG via Getty Images Low rainfall and record-breaking heat across much of China are having widespread impacts on people, industry and farming. River and reservoir levels have fallen, factories have shut because of electricity shortages and huge areas of crops have been damaged. The situation could have worldwide repercussions, causing further disruption to supply chains and exacerbating the global food crisis. People…

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This was one fantastic episode. A bit sad, sure, but fantastic. See Season 3 Episode 6 continues with the story, picking up from Pennsa where Maghra and Tamacti Jun are. What follows is a series of complications, cannibalism, murder, and death. In this episode, new alliances are formed by unlikely allies, weakening Pennsa’s position in the coming war. For Maghra, the witch-finders are her most immediate problem. Their every move keeps on complicating her plans. With the members of her council dead, it leaves her exposed as a leader. Even more, she has been weakened in the coming war as she…

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[]What are the best foods to eat while pregnant? It’s a question that may be swirling around in your head if you’ve just found out that you’re expecting. Eating a well-balanced diet during this time is essential, but knowing which foods to consume and which foods to avoid during pregnancy can feel like a bit of a minefield.[]On top of dealing with morning sickness and the many other potential symptoms that can accompany pregnancy, many moms-to-be also have to face going without their favorite meals. And while it’s true that there are specific foods you’ll need to avoid because they…

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY LAWRENCE CORTEZ A lifelong love affair with vintage clothing led to Dana Richardson-Blewett’s obsession with old-fashioned outerwear. By Annika Lautens Date September 19, 2022 Dana Richardson-Blewett doesn’t know how many vintage coats she has in her collection. “I stopped counting once I reached 108,” she laughs from her home in Toronto. “I just can’t tell anymore because there are way too many.” And indeed there are. As the owner of two businesses that sell and rent vintage clothing (Victory Girl Vintage and Victory Girl Collections), Richardson-Blewett has accumulated her own personal reservoir of retro outerwear, which would rival…

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Dune Analytics: NFT trading volumes fell 97% from a record $17.2B in January 2022 to $466.9M in September 2022  —  Volume Drop  —  NFT monthly volume has dropped 97% from 2022 highs  —  Source: Dune Analytics; Dashboard by @hildobby  —  Note: Cumulative data from OpenSea, NFTX, LarvaLabs, LooksRare, SuperRare, Rarible, Foundation Read The Full Article Here

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This review is part of our coverage of the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. The Pitch: To his online students, Charlie (Brendan Fraser) is a barely tolerable expository writing instructor with a little too much emotional investment in the power of truthful writing and a perpetually broken webcam. Behind the black square in the middle of their Zoom meetings, Charlie is a 600-pound recluse whose only visitors are his best friend Liz (Hong Chau), his regular pizza delivery person, and a door-to-door evangelist who becomes oddly fixated on saving him (Ty Simpkins). When Charlie’s health begins to rapidly deteriorate, because…

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Answer the door, it’s the first trailer for M. Night Shyamalan’s Knock at the Cabin – Little White Lies 3 && args[2] === 2 && typeof args[3] === ‘boolean’ ) { gdprApplies = args[3]; if (typeof args[2] === ‘function’) { args[2](‘set’, true); } } } else if (args[0] === ‘ping’) { var retr = { gdprApplies: gdprApplies, cmpLoaded: false, cmpStatus: ‘stub’ }; if (typeof args[2] === ‘function’) { args[2](retr); } } else { if(args[0] === ‘init’ && typeof args[3] === ‘object’) { args[3] = { …args[3], tag_version: ‘V2’ }; } queue.push(args); } } function postMessageEventHandler(event) { var msgIsString = typeof…

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30 Sep 2022 New Literary Fiction Books for Your TBR List Looking for new literary fiction books to add to your reading list? We’ve curated a selection of new releases from authors Roxanne Remy, Olivia Hawker, Ted Fox, and more! Don’t miss out on these new literary fiction books, perfect for your TBR list! They Didn’t Eat Me for Supper by Roxanne Remy Release Date: July 7, 2022 In the wake of a devastating tragedy, nineteen-year-old Lennon Camek swears never to return to small-town life. She’s forced to face the aftermath of her family’s sordid past when her younger sister,…

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What’s next? Grey’s Anatomy Season 19 Episode 1 sends the long-running medical series in a very different direction. The series will shift focus to a new group of interns when it premieres Thursday, October 6 on ABC. Scroll down to see all the photos from the premiere. Remember, you can watch Grey’s Anatomy online right here via TV Fanatic. 1. Back Together – Grey’s Anatomy Season 19 Episode 1 Everyone is back and ready to make some big changes on Grey’s Anatomy Season 19 Episode 1. 2. Watching History? – Grey’s Anatomy Season 19 Episode 1 The hospital is getting…

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What is the typical movement behaviour of visitors to large events, such as concerts, and what does this mean for the risk of spreading infectious diseases like COVID-19? A group of researchers from the Informatics Institute at the University of Amsterdam, together with an epidemiologist from the Utrecht University, set out to investigate using data from events in a large stadium in Amsterdam. Their results have now been published in the journal Nature Scientific Reports. Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, governments around the world responded with social distancing measures including the cancellation of events involving the gathering of…

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“We need nuclear energy to fight climate change,” says Alan Ahn, a senior fellow at Third Way, a think tank that advocates for the industry. But he acknowledges you might not share his opinion. Especially, he says, if you’re around his age and grew up watching Homer Simpson, a rather infamous member of the nuclear workforce, rolling around on top of a barrel “leaking something green and glowing.” (Maybe add to that Chernobyl and Fukushima, plus the rockets currently sailing over Zaporizhzhia in Ukraine.)But nuclear technology has been in use for decades in the United States, and it still produces…

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A judge has once again denied Taylor Swift’s request to strike down a copyright infringement lawsuit over her 2014 hit “Shake It Off.” Rolling Stone reports that U.S. District Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald rejected Swift’s last-ditch effort to avoid a trial, which is scheduled for January 17th, 2023. Swift’s lawyers first requested a summary judgement in her favor from Judge Fitzgerald back in December, leading the pop star to file a motion to reconsider: “The motion for reconsideration is denied,” Judge Fitzgerald said during a Los Angeles hearing Monday (September 13th). “I don’t think it meets the standard for reconsideration, and even…

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A television series version of David Cronenberg’s iconic film Scanners is in development at HBO, per a recent report from Variety.MORE: Shotgun Wedding Photos Unveil Prime Video Release Date for Action Rom-ComAccording to the report, the series will be set within the world of Cronenberg’s film, with the brief synopsis reading, “pursued by relentless agents with unimaginable powers, two women living on the fringes of modern society must learn to work together to topple a vast conspiracy determined to bring them to heel.”William Bridges (Black Mirror, Stranger Things) will serve as writer, executive producer, and showrunner of the series, with Yann…

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Vienna’s water system was set up almost a century and a half ago under the Austro-Hungarian Empire to provide the city with fresh water and to overcome diseases such as cholera. As Europe suffered its worst drought in centuries, residents in Austria’s capital were feeling fortunate for their plentiful water supply that courses from streams in the green forests of the Alps. A rarety in the EU, the two million inhabitants of Vienna get their tap water from dozens of springs—the main one some 655 metres (2,150 feet) above sea level. It’s a serious subject in Vienna, where access to…

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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Before we get into this list of comics for goths and wannabe goths, I have a confession to make. I’m not a real goth. I’m a wannabe. As a teen I strived to be certifiably goth, but I was, and am, a normie. Sure, in middle school I wore all black and listened to Slipknot and burned through black eyeliner pencils faster than regular pencils, but I always felt like a phony. *Holden Caufield gasp*  Goths are just so cool! They have the…

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Losing a child is one of the hardest things anyone can ever go through. Although Jennifer’s been down this road before with Abigail’s fake death, Abby is gone for real this time, and her mother can’t handle the heartbreak. But did Jennifer go too far on Days of Our Lives during the week of 9-26-22 when she drove drugged and ran over Gwen? The writers have done a grave injustice by bringing viewers in only for the tail end of Jennifer’s drug relapse. Her decision to get her hands on painkillers, her efforts to do it, and her growing addiction…

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If you’re looking for a low impact alternative to running this winter then cast your eye over this Yosuda Indoor Stationary Cycling Bike deal (opens in new tab). The already wallet-friendly piece of fitness kit left our resident fitness writer thoroughly impressed with its smooth ride, sturdy design and refreshing simplicity, and now you can snap one up for a fraction of the price thanks to Amazon (opens in new tab) knocking almost a third off its already modest cost. In our quest to find the best exercise bikes (opens in new tab) our fitness writer put top models to the…

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