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Ever since I was young, I’ve loved a good friendship story — the kind that feels like one long heart-to-heart with a kindred spirit. And when the friends have a shared goal that invites readers in on the fun? Even better. Books about friends helping each other through life’s ups and downs make for perfect summer reading: comforting yet powerful. They remind us we’re never as alone as we feel. They keep us good company. Sometimes, they challenge us to look at things a different way. To wrestle with life’s big questions behind the safe lens of fiction. That’s how…

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A “super” El Niño is now the most likely scenario from October 2026 to February 2027, according to a new forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center.El Niño is the warmer phase of the natural El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) climate cycle, a periodic shift in the waters of the tropical Pacific Ocean that supercharges global temperatures, in turn impacting weather patterns and crops worldwide.Now, in a new ENSO forecast published May 14, NOAA estimates that there’s a 65% chance that the upcoming El Niño will be classified as strong or very strong starting in October,…

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ABC With his ex-fiancée back in his life, things were looking up for Karadec heading into the Season 2 finale of “High Potential,” that is, until he watched Lucia get arrested for her involvement in a robbery-turned-murder. It was devastating to see Karadec’s world crumble around him, but according to series star/executive producer Kaitlin Olson, it was also necessary. “I want these characters to be well-rounded,” Olson tells People. “Yes, he’s a by-the-book cop, but he’s also a human being, so I wanted to make sure that you were able…

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When we talk about ​“set pieces” in relationship to cinema, we often think of a jaw-dropping, computer-assisted visual sugar rush that is primed to leave the audience banjaxed with a sense of breathless awe. In Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s tremendously beautiful and wise new film, All of a Sudden, there is one such set-piece, and it involves a character, Tao Okamoto’s experimental theatre director Mari, using a whiteboard and two colour markers to meticulously illustrate the self-destructive folly of capitalism to another character, a progressive care home director named Maire-Lou played by Virginie Efira. Through the immaculately chosen words and delicate actions delivered by his actors, Hamaguchi dismantles and…

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Twins Lisa-Kaindé and Naomi Diaz are back with their first Ibeyi album in four years. Offering, the follow-up to 2022’s Spell 31, is out June 26.Unlike the duo’s first three albums, which were released on XL, Offering will premiere independently, on the sisters’ own label, IBEYI Records. You can check out the lead single, “Aset”—along with its gorgeous Corry Van Rhijn & Roman Pichon Herrera-directed video, which was shot on location in Havana—below.Revisit our 2022 feature, How Frida Kahlo, The Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead, and Burning Fake Chinese Money Inspired Ibeyi’s New Album.Offering:01 Olokun02 Aset03 Focus04 Moshpit05 Baba06 The…

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Akshay Gangwar / Android Authority: Google confirms it’s testing a new storage policy after some users reported that new Gmail accounts get only 5GB of free storage unless they add a phone number — Update: Google has confirmed that it’s testing a 5GB storage limit for some new Gmail users, unless they add their number. — • View Original Source Here

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Are you an avid reader of Young Adult books? This week you are in luck! With all of these new novels, you’re bound to find a new favorite book to add to your reading list. This week includes new novels from bestselling authors K. L. Walther, Tricia Wentworth, Milly Rose, Kristy Boyce, and more. Enjoy your new young adult books. Happy reading! View Original Source Here

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An illustration of CAR T-cell therapy treating melanoma, a form of skin cancerNemes Laszlo/Shutterstock A therapy that has revolutionised how we treat blood and skin cancers could become even more effective. Making cancer cells stiffer bolstered the effects of immunotherapy, when the immune system is manipulated to kill off tumours, in mice with the most serious form of skin cancer. The impressive results have scientists optimistic that a similar approach could improve survival rates in people being treated with immunotherapies like CAR T-cell therapy. “It’s a completely new concept,” says Yi Sui at Queen Mary University of London, who wasn’t…

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Lauren Smith/Paramount+ Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot. On TV this Friday: “Yellowstone” spin-off “Dutton Ranch” debuts, “Outlander” airs its series finale, and Lisa Ann Walter’s stand-up special hits Hulu. If you’d like a recommended watch-list like this delivered to your inbox each morning, you can sign up for our free What to Watch newsletter here! Showtimes for May 15,…

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James Spader’s Ultron is making his MCU return in the Disney+ series VisionQuest, releasing later this year. In a recent interview, Paul Bettany, who is headlining it, shared that Vision‘s relationship with him was the primary driver of the story. The AI-powered villain last appeared in Avengers: Age of Ultron. In it, the eponymous superhero team defeated him, with Vision delivering the killing blow. Paul Bettany on James Spader’s ‘delicious’ Ultron role in VisionQuest On Happy, Sad, Confused with Josh Horowitz, Paul Bettany expressed excitement at getting to work with James Spader again, calling his reprisal of Ultron “delicious.” The…

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Freeze the world. After seeing peers cross him and taking lashes from rap fans for the better part of two years following Drake’s battle with Kendrick Lamar, the 6 God had plenty to say. Or as Drizzy put it on Iceman opener, “Make Them Cry”: “I’m in the cut just loading rebuttals.” With the weight of Canada on his shoulders, Drake had a lot to get off his chest and the OVO boss addressed just about everything and everyone on Iceman. Drake premiered Iceman during his episode four livestream on Thursday night (May 14), which ended with the Toronto dignitary…

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In place of traditional show notes, a movie script sat on each seat at the Dior cruise 2027 show in Los Angeles. The brand’s new creative director, Jonathan Anderson, dreamed up a cinematic version of the press release in which designers typically explain their inspirations and credit collaborators. As it turns out, it was a precursor of what was to come down the runway: fun, inventive twists on the familiar.The show perfectly melded the past, present, and future of Hollywood: The moody Hitchcockian lighting and film noir references captured a bygone era, while the just-opened gallery setting and a front…

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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is monitoring 41 people in the US for the Andes hantavirus after a cruise ship was hit with a rare outbreak, but the risk to the public remains low, according to health officials.This includes a group of 18 passengers from the cruise ship who are now in quarantine facilities in Nebraska and Georgia. The agency is also monitoring passengers who returned home before the outbreak was identified and others who were exposed during travel, specifically on flights where a symptomatic case was present.“Most people under monitoring are considered high-risk exposures, and CDC…

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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. Penguin Random House’s First Quarter Was Strong Can you guess the books that drove sales the most? Internationally, For the Fans! (KPop Demon Hunters) by Angela Song sold 1.6 million copies in the U.S., U.K., Canada, Germany, and Spain; while The Correspondent by Virginia Evans sold more than 1.5 million copies in the U.S., U.K., and Australia. Stateside, leading sales were populated by books that had been adapted, such as Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir and Wuthering Heights by Emily…

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Spain, one of the few places in the world where a total solar eclipse will be visible in August, has begun preparations for an event it hopes will shift tourism away from the beaches and toward the countryside. View Original Source Here

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TVLINE | We have to talk about that MrBeast coin flip. If you didn’t flip that coin, were you the one who was going to be voted out that night? To this day, I am not sure because that’s what some people wanna sell you now. But I think there’s so much revisionist history in “Survivor.” I really felt like I’ve done enough to put the target on Steph. To me, you’re always trying to put yourself in the other shoes of the people you’re playing with. I just thought it was much better for Cirie, Tiff, Rizo, Emily, and…

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After years of treating the property like TV or streaming fodder — or a way to write off corporate taxes — Warner Bros. now claims it thinks the Looney Tunes are ready to return to the big screen.Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group co-chair and CEO Pam Abdy said as much during an event highlighting the company’s upcoming animation slate this week. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Abdy said the studio was “thrilled to be unveiling at Annecy [Animation Festival] Daffy Season, a Looney Tunes theatrical short that reestablishes our commitment to bring Looney Tunes back to the big screen.”Ketchup EntertainmentKetchup EntertainmentREAD MORE: Franchises That Paramount Will Control After WBD…

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If Metallica plan to reissue …And Justice for All in the next few years to celebrate its 40th anniversary, Jason Newsted doesn’t want the bass to be remixed.In addition to spawning legendary songs such as “One” and “Harvester of Sorrow,” …And Justice for All is also iconic because Newsted’s bass is practically inaudible throughout it. In fact, it’s one of the most heavily discussed bits of Metallica lore along with the pinging snare drum on St. Anger and the intraband dysfunction displayed in Some Kind of Monster. Why Doesn’t Jason Newsted Want More Bass on ‘…And Justice for All’?Speaking with Eddie Trunk during an appearance on SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation, Newsted explained why…

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Featured Podcasts The Nick, Dick and Paul Show: Madman Theory Nick Bilton, Dick Costolo, and Paul Kedrosky pull back the curtain on AI, startups, and the future rushing toward us, all with healthy dose of irreverence. Subscribe to The Nick, Dick and Paul Show. Training Data: Suno’s Mikey Shulman: Everyone Can Make Music Now Sequoia Capital partners host conversations with leading AI builders and researchers to develop a deeper understanding of the evolving technologies and their implications. Subscribe to Training Data. Big Technology Podcast: Does Anyone Want AI Wearables? + The Allure of AI Love — With Joanna Stern The…

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Saying It Out Loud: A Young Widow’s Triumph Over Tragedy by Amy King with Jon Land The courage of Saying It Out Loud lies in its willingness to explore grief without smoothing out the contradictions. Sorrow and joy may walk side by side, and saying the hardest things out loud can become its own act of survival. Early in her book Saying It Out Loud, Amy King learns that grief does not always look like tears. Sometimes it looks like guilt over laughing, guilt over planning, guilt over feeling even a flicker of happiness in a life her…

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Keeping the house fur-free is a constant battle for many cat and dog owners. Air purifiers help remove some of that pesky hair, but even the most pet-friendly models will inevitably clog up and have you spend hours washing and vacuuming the filters. However, the era of such never-ending maintenance may finally be over. Meet the Dreame FP10 — the first-ever air purifier that uses a 360-degree self-cleaning roller to keep its filters free of fur, dust and other debris lingering in the indoor air.The Dreame FP10 seems to tick all the boxes for owners of furry pets. Not only…

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Will Hart/NBC Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot. On TV this Thursday: “Law & Order” and “SVU” head for hiatus, and Rob Mac and Ryan Reynolds return for another season of “Welcome to Wrexham.” If you’d like a recommended watch-list like this delivered to your inbox each morning, you can sign up for our free What to Watch newsletter…

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SXSW London returns for its second edition this June, bringing its multifaceted tangle of film, TV, music, technology and culture back to East London. This year, the festival has made things a little easier by centralising its campus around the Truman Brewery, while also dividing the Screen Festival into six strands: Headliners, Competition, Heartwarmers, Collisions, Shivers and Visionaries. In practical terms, that means a mixture of prestige premieres, global discoveries, genre oddities, crowd-pleasers and various uncategorisable items.The Screen Festival kicks things off with the Headliners strand, which includes Peter Glanz’s Savage House, a satirical takedown of the upper classes starring Richard E. Grant and Claire…

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FIFA has lined up three of pop music’s biggest names to headline the halftime show of the 2026 World Cup finale: Madonna, BTS, and Shakira will all take the stage for an all-star performance at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on July 19th. The halftime show is curated by Global Citizen and Coldplay’s Chris Martin, with the added goal of raising $100 million for the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund. The fund aims to expand access to education and football for children around the world. Get FIFA World Cup Tickets Here FIFA previously announced separate opening ceremony performances…

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In 2026, we’re seeing fashion slip into a softer, more romantic domain. One clear way that is happening is with the resurgence of the camisole top—a trend that was dominant in the aughts during the era of the going-out top and again during Phoebe Philo’s tenure at Celine. Now, the lace camisole has returned and is already standing out as one of the key pieces to invest in for summer.We’ve already seen fashion editors endorsing the piece on the street style scene, but style insiders are wearing them beyond fashion month. The top is a little bit sexy and a…

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The final stragglers testified on Wednesday in the Musk v. Altman trial. The witnesses generated few waves, aside from the revelation that Microsoft has so far spent over $100 billion on its partnership with OpenAI. Rather than focus on that, I wanted to bring you a candid observation that my colleague Maxwell Zeff and I can’t stop talking about after spending nearly three weeks watching the trial.The courtroom is littered with butt cushions.Several of the hard, wooden benches on the right side of US district Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers’ courtroom are reserved for OpenAI and Microsoft’s attorneys, executives, and other…

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Looking for some new business and finance books for your library? There are so many new releases this week that you’re bound to find a new favorite. You can pick up new books from Brian Pitcher, Dr. Richard Kaye, Jared Lightning-Henn, and more. Enjoy your new business and finance books. Happy reading! View Original Source Here

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Three views of the Neanderthal tooth with evidence of dental treatmentHexian Culture, Tourism and Sports Bureau, Ma’anshan A 59,000-year-old Neanderthal tooth found in a Siberian cave shows signs of deliberate drilling to treat a deep cavity, pushing back the earliest evidence of dentistry by about 45,000 years. The lower second molar – plagued by suspected bacterial decay – features tell-tale marks of experienced stone-tool boring, in three stages, down to the pulp. While the procedure would have been excruciating, it probably led to pain relief in the individual, who went on to chew with the tooth, possibly for years, says…

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Following a season marked by tragedy, might “Will Trent” finally be turning a corner? Both the characters at the center of the ABC drama, and its dedicated audience, have been put through the emotional wringer in recent weeks, with the deaths of GBI Deputy Director Amanda Wagner (played by original cast member Sonja Sohn) in Episode 15, and Dr. Seth McDale (TV’s Scott Foley) in the May 5 finale, just as Angie was being wheeled in to deliver their first child — a daughter named Edith (aka Edie). TVLine Executive Editor…

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Ben Stiller, Nicholas Galitzine, and more are set to star in an upcoming Netflix movie, with the first details revealed for the project. What do we know about the newest Netflix movie starring Ben Stiller? During Netflix’s upfront presentation (via Deadline), it was announced that Stiller, Galitzine, and Bella Maclean (Sex Education) have all joined onto the upcoming project A Matter of Time. The movie will be directed by Enola Holmes director Harry Bradbeer. According to Netflix, the movie will follow “an unlikely angel who is sent from heaven to convince a reclusive man to give up his life for…

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