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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. No Joke, Mr. Beast and James Patterson Have Co-Authored a Book It’s a thriller set around a competitive game not dissimilar to Squid Games–“Players fight to survive deadly tests held in dangerous locations around the world, as they battle to become ‘The One’”–and film rights are already on fire. Patterson is known to collaborate with celebrities including Viola Davis and Dolly Parton, and,…

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The best beginner cameras need to strike the perfect balance between quality and ease of use while remaining affordable. Some users want a compact camera to slip into their pocket on their travels, while others want something they can grow with, something that can be the first step of a longer photographic journey. In this guide, we’ve covered a range of budgets and applications to offer something for everyone, from content creators to astrophotographers.All of these options are fantastic for a wide range of photographic uses, although the best beginner cameras for astrophotography specialize in low light, and the best…

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We’ve reached the end of Rescue: HI-Surf Season 1, and there are a lot of loose threads out there that still need to be wrapped up by the end of the hour. From the romantic entanglements to Ocean’s graduation and the Vince situation, it should be a busy closing episode! Ahead of the season finale, we got an exclusive sneak peek from Rescue: HI-Surf Season 1 Episode 19, which sees Sonny telling Laka and Em about Will’s suspension and warning them about Vince. (FOX/Screenshot) Vince has been a troublemaker from the start. Due to his close association with Sonny and…

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LWLies 107: The Sinners issue – Out now! About Little White Lies Little White Lies was established in 2005 as a bi-monthly print magazine committed to championing great movies and the talented people who make them. Combining cutting-edge design, illustration and journalism, we’ve been described as being “at the vanguard of the independent publishing movement.” Our reviews feature a unique tripartite ranking system that captures the different aspects of the movie-going experience. We believe in Truth & Movies. Editorial Design View Original Source Here

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Here’s the best song by 11 legendary prog rock bands!Recently, we discussed the best song by 11 legendary prog metal bands, stipulating that a great piece must include phenomenal instrumentation and songwriting. Likewise, we specified that a “legendary” group must be around for long enough to become a crucial and instantly recognizable contributor to the style.Now, we’re applying the exact same criteria to our breakdown of the best song by 11 legendary prog rock bands!READ MORE: The Least ‘Prog’ Album by 10 Big Prog Rock + Metal BandsSeeing as how progressive rock predates progressive metal by about 15 years, we’re inevitably focusing…

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When it comes to celebrities whose style I genuinely admire, I can be quite selective. I prefer to steer clear of fleeting trends that seem to leap from the runway onto A-listers in an instant, instead choosing inspiration from figures with a more considered approach to dressing. Among my ultimate style muses, Amal Clooney stands out without question.Balancing timeless staples with a relaxed take on everyday elegance, Clooney’s wardrobe is a constant source of inspiration, filled with the kind of wearable pieces that always seem to top my wish list. And while I’ve long admired her polished dresses and chic…

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I also wanted to call out one oddity I noticed in testing, which is that dogs seem very attracted to the big knob on the Woodridge’s control panel. Three different dogs who came over to my house during smoking sessions pressed it with their noses, probably due to the combination of meat smell and seeing other people touching it. They wouldn’t be able to turn on the grill, but they can mess with you while you’re setting the temperature if they’re mischievous or curious like mine.The SmokeComing from the world of propane grills, the size of the Woodridge Pro really…

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Coram House by Bailey Seybolt “Coram House is a haunted — and haunting — novel, with an ending you will not see coming.” “That’s the thing you have to understand. The years we spent there. You can leave Coram House, but you can’t leave it behind. Not all of it. The worst of it you carry with you. It becomes part of you. And sometimes I worry you pass it on.” Coram House is an abandoned orphanage on the shores of Lake Champlain in Vermont, and terrible things happened there, though it’s not always clear exactly what. There are stories,…

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A common symptom of measles includes a rashAleksandr Finch/Shutterstock The US is currently facing its most severe measles resurgence in years. On 26 March, Ohio became the fifth state to declare a measles outbreak this year, joining Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Kansas. How many measles cases are there in the US? As of 27 March, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed 483 measles cases in the US this year. This is the highest number of infections since 2019, when there were more than 1200 confirmed cases. The CDC is aware of more potential measles…

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[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for The Righteous Gemstones Season 4 Episode 4, “He Goeth Before You Into Galilee.”] The Righteous Gemstones‘ latest installment uncovered a new facet of the televangelist family’s lore with a trip to their never-before-seen lake house, aptly named Galilee Gulch. The retreat was initially devised by the Gemstone siblings Jesse (Danny McBride), Judy (Edi Patterson), and Kelvin (Adam DeVine) as a way to break up their dad Eli (John Goodman) and his new girlfriend Lori (Megan Mullally). Tagging along for the adventure are their respective spouses and children, as well as Uncle Baby Billy…

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Judas and the Black Messiah is one of those films that you know is great upon your very first viewing. That’s why it was near-criminal that the historical drama centering on Fred Hampton and William O’Neal didn’t receive a 4K release when it came out in 2021. Instead, fans had to wait four extra years to finally experience it in full detail at home, but thankfully, the wait was worth it as the Judas and the Black Messiah 4K release is a great one. “FBI informant William O’Neal infiltrates the Illinois Black Panther Party and is tasked with keeping tabs…

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Mikey Madison brought some surreal energy to Saturday Night Live’s 50th season, teaming up with Please Don’t Destroy a for a dramatic television adaptation of SpongeBob SquarePants. Complete with references to the animated series, uncanny makeup, and a particularly stirring rendition of “F.U.N.,” Madison’s realized project was similar to a previous skit featuring Bad Bunny as Shrek. In the sketch, Madison dreamt up a live-action TV adaptation of the Nickelodeon show, insisting it was really about “a friend group navigating life in their early 20s.” The Please Don’t Destroy trio wasn’t entirely convinced—“[It’s about] a funny sponge,” Martin Herlihy deadpanned,…

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Duncan Riley / SiliconANGLE: Straiker, which develops tech for securing enterprise AI applications, emerges from stealth with a $21M Series A from Lightspeed and Bain Capital — Artificial intelligence-native security company Straiker launched today with an announcement that it has raised $21 million from Lightspeed Venture Partners LP and Bain Capital Ventures. View Original Source Here

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28 Mar 2025 New Mystery & Thriller Novels for Fans of Tana French Love your mysteries moody, character-driven, and laced with slow-burning suspense? If Tana French’s psychological depth and lyrical storytelling keep you coming back for more, these new releases will be right up your shadowy alley. From haunting small towns to twisted investigations, these thrillers deliver rich atmosphere, flawed detectives, and secrets that refuse to stay buried. The Hunter by Owen Greer Release Date: February 15 2025 Following the American military withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021, Martin Devereaux, a Delta Force operator, stays behind to evacuate his Afghan…

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Cavitation microbubble dissolution in a light-acclimated Senecio minimus guard cell. Credit: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025). DOI: 10.1073/pnas.2419887122 Every time the temperature drops, a cloud passes overhead, or the sun sets, a plant makes a choice: Keep its microscopic pores, called stomata, open to absorb carbon dioxide and continue photosynthesizing or close them to protect its precious stores of water. That capacity to open and close pores requires the plant to respond to subtle environmental changes by adjusting the pressure within the cells of the stomata—a complex ability that plants evolved over hundreds of millions of years.…

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ALL OF THE SPOILERS AHEAD!! If you have not yet watched “Stick or Twist,” turn around and return later. If you’ve seen it, carry on, and if you want to discuss it with me, visit my MobLand Season 1 Episode 1 review. (Luke Varley/Paramount+) Harry Da Souza is talking with a bunch of leaders, hoping to get a truce with a handshake and an apology for the sake of peace. They will shake hands, but not apologize. Two men are yelling and smashing their fists. Harry wonders, so do we have a truce or not?  The fellows agree to shake…

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After hours of literally nothing but shots of chairs, Marvel’s big Avengers: Doomsday casting announcement ended with an appearance by Robert Downey Jr., who’s returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe after five years of “retirement” to play the new Doctor Doom in the film. Downey walked all the way down that long row of chairs, then shushed the camera, and that was that.So why this odd gesture? 275 million people tuned in to watch some of this announcement; now you want them all to be quiet? In our latest video, we’ll give you our theory about what RDJr.’s appearance (and that shush) in the casting…

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The Atlanta rapper Young Scooter died on Friday, March 28, in his Georgia hometown, Variety reports. While a formal cause of death for the musician, who turned 39 years old on Friday, has not been announced, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Young Scooter died from injuries sustained while trying to flee from police officers.During a press conference last night, an Atlanta police commander, Lt. Andrew Smith, discussed an incident involving a 39-year-old man that took place earlier in the evening. (Smith declined to identify the 39-year-old man.) According to Smith, and a statement released by the Atlanta police department, police…

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Elegant, understated, and effortlessly chic—these are the three style principles I’m channeling into my wardrobe this spring. While I love a pop of colour or a statement shoe, it’s the refined, quietly confident staples that I find myself reaching for time and time again. This season, I’m using these timeless pieces as my North Star, guiding any new additions to my wardrobe.Naturally, when it comes to achieving that elusive balance of simplicity and sophistication, I turn to the French style set. Their ability to make even the most effortless outfits look polished is something I’m always keen to replicate, and…

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Asus Gaming V16 is part of a new lineup from the Taiwanese manufacturer made for those who want a decent gaming laptop on a budget. The Gaming V16 features a slim and understated design. The laptop weighs under 2kg, making it portable enough to take around in your backpack. It is equipped with the latest Intel Core CPU and a discrete Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050 GPU that is powerful enough to run most games.The laptop has a starting price of Rs. 82,990 for the base variant, which gets the Intel Core 5 210H CPU. Meanwhile, the Intel Core 7 240H…

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Welcome to your Saturday edition of Today in Books. Here’s a look at all the news from the world of books and reading we covered this week. All Access members, read on for more a collection of the most interesting links from around the bookish internet. View Original Source Here

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NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover has spotted a strange object out of the corner of its “eye”: a mysterious rock that resembles a cluster of hundreds of spider eggs. The rock, which was discovered on the slopes of Witch Hazel Hill on the rim of Jezero Crater, is lightly dusted with red sand and conspicuously out of place.The mysterious rock, named “St. Pauls Bay,” is surrounded by lighter rocks and red-brown sand. (Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU)This rock, which the Perseverance team named “St. Pauls Bay,” is float rock, meaning it wasn’t found where it formed. As a result, it’s missing context clues…

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If you enjoyed watching Kaitlin Olson solve crimes as a cleaner-turned-consultant with an impressive IQ, we’d say there’s High Potential you’d also enjoy the TV shows below. High Potential ended its first-season run in February, and Season 2 is already on the way. ABC renewed the procedural in January after it became the No. 1 broadcast entertainment series among adults 18-to-49, per Deadline. That second season likely won’t premiere until this fall at the earliest, but we know many similar TV shows to keep you entertained until then. We’ve already rounded up 10 TV shows with unconventional crime-solvers, and below,…

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Animal instincts at the Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival About Little White Lies Little White Lies was established in 2005 as a bi-monthly print magazine committed to championing great movies and the talented people who make them. Combining cutting-edge design, illustration and journalism, we’ve been described as being “at the vanguard of the independent publishing movement.” Our reviews feature a unique tripartite ranking system that captures the different aspects of the movie-going experience. We believe in Truth & Movies. Editorial Design View Original Source Here

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Naomi Parris is the assistant shopping editor at PS, based in New York. With over eight years of experience and previous roles held on the brand’s Beauty and Operations teams, she enjoys telling stories that merge fashion, beauty, and Black culture. Naomi has also lent her skillful pen to Essence Girls United, Elle, Bustle, and Elite Daily. When she’s not crafting shopping roundups, high-profile features, beauty op-eds, or trend guides, you can find Naomi behind her blog “Eli-Nay,” where she inspires readers through style guides, cultural pieces, and innovative content on her Instagram. View Original Source Here

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“This is a real Midwestern meal,” my father said, digging into a plate I’d prepared from the Martha Stewart–endorsed Dinnerly meal kit. “Meat. Potatoes. Green beans.”This, for my father, was high praise. It was the type of meal he’d grown up with as a child in Nebraska: hearty, no-nonsense, balanced, always something green, and always a slab of meat. For a week on a visit while my mother spent time with the grandkids, I cooked him dinners with Dinnerly, the lower-cost cousin of the truly excellent, cheffy Marley Spoon meal kit also endorsed by Stewart (and also by me: 8/10,…

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Knocktopia: Secret of the Mother Lode by Hunter Malone Full of secret codes, hidden intrigue and a touch of the supernatural, this historical novel will have young readers on the edge of their seats. For 12-year-old Benjamin Coolahan, it feels like just yesterday he was enjoying life in 1873’s Boston, sailing on the Charles River with friends while his father worked in the Coolahan Gold Mine. But now Ben’s father is dead, and his will dictates that Ben move to Gold Flat, California, to live with the step-grandmother he’s never met. This premise marks the explosive start to Knocktopia: Secret…

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US President Donald Trump’s executive orders have led to drastic cuts across the sciencesSHAWN THEW/POOL/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock In a letter to Michael Kratsios, director of the US Office of Science and Technology Policy, the Trump administration said on 26 March that the US needs to revitalise its science and technology enterprise and accelerate research and development. But President Donald Trump has spent the early months of his second term dismantling the very research apparatus built for this purpose. His latest directive invokes the idea of the “endless frontier”, a vision set out at… View Original Source Here

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John’s funeral won’t be until June, but I’m already crying. Days of Our Lives spoilers for the week of 3-31-25 honor John by bringing Orpheus back. Orpheus is one of John’s worst enemies — and one of his oldest. I can think of no better tribute to John than to close out their long rivalry with one last story. (Screenshot/Peacock) Orpheus Has Hated John Since Believing John Was Roman It’s not clear yet what Orpheus has to do with John’s demise. I’m thrilled he’s part of this story, but I hope he’s not the one who actually killed John. It…

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