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[ad_1] Finally, a comedy with Rebel Wilson, where laughter isn’t tied to punitive jokes. “Senior Year,” a nostalgic sugar craze directed by Alex Hardcastle, stars Wilson as Stephanie, a comatose survivor who wakes up two decades after a cheerleading show went wrong. Stephanie’s last memory before falling into a coma is of a basketball shot …
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[ad_1] Gun deaths hit the highest level ever recorded in the United States in 2020, the first year of the pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control reported on Tuesday. Notably, gun-related homicides have increased by 35 percent, which has resulted in an unprecedented toll on Black men, agency researchers said. CDC’s deputy director and director …
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[ad_1] British stage actor and comedian James Corden, who is a late night television presenter in the United States, said Thursday that he will be leaving his 12:30 p.m. show on CBS next year. A network spokesperson said Mr Corden made the announcement during a recording of his talk show in Los Angeles. Mr. Corden, …
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[ad_1] What have you learned about how climate change is affecting the city’s growing environment? To adapt to climate change, we have begun to procure more Southern species, which ultimately means we will spend more days in higher temperatures. I also noticed that the planting and harvesting seasons are getting shorter and shorter. I now …
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[ad_1] This article is part of our latest article Design a custom reportabout new creative ways shaped by the pandemic. The events of the last few years have caused many of us to spend much more time online. So it makes sense Pantone Color Institute‘s choice for 2022 color of the year – an intense …
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[ad_1] Auston Matthews is having the best season of his career and the highest scoring season in Toronto Maple Leafs history. But that won’t mean much unless he and his team finally get together in the NHL playoffs. In his first five seasons after being selected by Toronto in the 2016 NHL draft, Matthews scored …
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[ad_1] Repetition can make the magic happen: if you repeat a word or a phrase enough, it gives new life, fresh meaning. Or repetition can strip the tongue until only empty rhythms and sounds remain. The words are so funny. Noah Haidle’s “Birthday Candles”, which opened on Broadway at the American Airlines Theater on Sunday …
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[ad_1] A Setup For the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Roof Garden It was delayed due to logistical issues by Los Angeles artist Lauren Halsey, the museum said on Friday. The commission, which was scheduled to open in May and run until October 23, will now be presented next spring. “This is a large and ambitious …
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[ad_1] Still, some economists and sports marketing executives believe the club’s goal of keeping prices low isn’t as well-intentioned as Southern nobility. Instead, they feel that the club, which consists of financial and industry giants among its members, could deliberately use cheap concessions to create a sense of an earlier, less capitalist era in sport …
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[ad_1] ANN ARBOR, Mich. Mel Pearson, the men’s hockey coach at the University of Michigan, gestured to a small box in his office. His voice trembled as he described his players’ hopes of winning the Frozen Four, college hockey’s premier event. “I want it so badly for the players,” Pearson said. “They’ve been through a …
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[ad_1] After three elaborate performances, the first televised award of the night was a major one: Throwback spirit and R&B duo Silk Sonic’s “Leave the Door Open” won song of the year in a tough competition with a total of 10 nominations. . The track peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. …
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[ad_1] As the United States enters its third year of the pandemic, fewer Americans are reporting wearing masks in recent months, according to a survey. Published on Tuesday By the Associated Press and NORC. According to the survey of 1,082 U.S. adults from March 17 to March 21, about 44 percent of Americans reported wearing …
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