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[ad_1] Welcome to Best of Late Night, a recap of the night’s highlights that let you sleep and get paid to watch comedy. Here The 50 best movies on Netflix right now. Can’t Stop, Can’t Stop John Eastman, Donald Trump’s former legal adviser, continued to push to remove his endorsement of the 2020 election until …
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[ad_1] Riley Soderquist skied the Andean volcanoes of South America, traveled to the Alaska Range, and made the first descent of the steep north face of Capitol Peak in Colorado’s Elk Mountains. But year after year, a ski mountaineering gem eluded him: Grand Teton. On one of his three attempts between 2018 and 2021, strong …
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[ad_1] Indirectly, Eric and the rest of my family were teaching me the concept of chest digging. While it was nice to like what I heard on the radio, there was a less heralded talent that deserved the same attention. With that perspective, I walked through high school and into my career as a music …
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[ad_1] “Normally you get the cloth from the garden,” he said. “In the purple world, it was made by the pound.” Money wasn’t an issue, but time often was. Instructions from Miss Leeds from Prince’s wardrobe department? Have them “do whatever it takes” to meet the deadline. This once meant that Luther Vandross and Queen …
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[ad_1] True crime podcasts are useful devices for thrillers because they have a way of making cold cases hot again. This is what happens in Jessica Chiarella’s gracefully written, disturbing writing. LOST GIRLS (Putnam, 336 p., paper, $17)is about a life unraveling because of a case that won’t die. Marti Reese has not been able …
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[ad_1] This article, In the technology bulletin. You can do register here to pick up on weekdays. Before visitors set foot in many tech company offices, they must sign a (digital) pledge not to babble about what they heard or saw there. Religious leaders in the United States have signed legally binding agreements not to …
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[ad_1] The more time I spent with Poirot, the more boring compulsions and apprentice detective work our pandemic routines became. It is probably coincidental that Poirot first appeared in 1920, at the end of the great influenza pandemic; Christie wrote “The Mysterious Affair at Styles” four years ago while nursing soldiers in Devon. But Poirot …
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