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[ad_1] While “Gaslit” generally tried to stay true to history, Pickering made room for artistic interpretation. (A 2020 epic documentary Based on “Slow Burn,” the series offers a more journalistic take.) The production decided not to interview the Deans – the Mitchells are no longer alive – because “every Watergate actor except Martha had a …
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[ad_1] Movies imagining an asteroid or comet catastrophically colliding with Earth always have a key scene: a lone astronomer notices a errant chunk of space shooting toward us, a lone astronomer notices the errant chunk of space shooting toward us, causing panic and growing excitement. leads to a feeling of existential fear. as the researcher …
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[ad_1] Movies imagining an asteroid or comet catastrophically colliding with Earth always have a key scene: a lone astronomer notices a errant chunk of space shooting toward us, a lone astronomer notices the errant chunk of space shooting toward us, causing panic and growing excitement. leads to a feeling of existential fear. as the researcher …
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[ad_1] LAST MEETING AT HOTEL IMPERIALReporters Who Take on a World at Warby Deborah Cohen For Ernest Hemingway, successful writing required creating something that no one had created before—but it also depended on two factors beyond one’s control: luck and timing. By that standard, historian Deborah Cohen has had huge success: her book “The Last …
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[ad_1] As a curious rider, it felt a little awkward to pull on walking shoes instead of getting into boots while preparing for a day with the horses. But this was no ordinary walk. My new friend Jacko grunts and tilts his head to watch as I carefully pack my camera equipment into the bags …
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[ad_1] Documentary producer Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi lives in fear of not being able to tell a full story. What if there is another angle to explore? More images to reveal? Is his research on a subject really complete? These emotions occupied a large part of his brain in May, when he was finally able to …
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[ad_1] It was 11 pm one night last July when a couple realized they couldn’t make it back from the Old Bridle Path. With their two children, they were just over the popular hiking trail on Mount Lafayette, about 70 miles north of Concord, NH. They had underestimated the time it took to complete the …
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[ad_1] When schools in Marietta, Ga. opened their doors on August 3, the highly contagious Delta variety was ravaging the South, and the kids weren’t getting over it. 51 students in the city’s small school district by August 20 had tested positive for the coronavirus. About 1,000 people were marked as close contacts and had …
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[ad_1] Above all, Meet Me @ the Altar is the exciting result of a generation: kids who grow up communicating with each other and the world on the Internet, and who can finally say and do “Let’s form a group”. The internet may seem less innocent with every passing hour, but there is still a …
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[ad_1] LITTLE NEON AGATHA by Claire Luchette What calls a 20-year-old woman to religious life in the modern world? The Catholic Church’s corporate line has a simple answer: God. For Agatha, the titled protagonist of Claire Luchette’s nuanced, resonant debut novel, “Agatha of Little Neon,” the answer is more complex: her vows of chastity, poverty, …
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[ad_1] The good economic news is that the coronavirus is putting the economy at risk in only two ways when it comes to the emerging Delta variant. The bad news: These are supply and demand. So far, the recovery has remained intact relative to most of the data available. Real-time business activity indicators show little …