Tuesday July 14th, the House of Representatives passed a bill to let states choose Daylight Saving Time as a permanent, year-round thing. It’s called the Sunshine Protection Act.  The bill passed by an astonishing 308 to 117. Now it has to go to the Senate and then to the president.  The president has already let
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Brandon Sanderson (foreground) with his books on a shelf (background) This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available. Brandon Sanderson offers a new update about a Mistborn spinoff. Despite the disappointing news regarding Mistborn’s release date, Sanderson offered a few
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As a millennial who grew up watching “SNL”in the years that Will Ferrell rose through its ranks, I’m always ready to dive head-first into any of his new projects. (My “Old School” viewings alone have probably hit triple digits by now, and my love for “Eurovision Song Contest” grows exponentially every time I hear “Jaja
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During swelling fascist tides, queer love subverts hegemonic power, creating new hierarchies of value altogether. Aruni Kashyap’s How to Date a Fanatic follows Rohit as he seeks love while Hindu nationalism is on the rise in Narendra Modi’s India. While this novel faces hatred and oppression head on, its most moving moments come in the
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★ Just for the Season In Just for the Season, Rachel Griffiths offers up a read to treasure. Forced to marry to avoid social ruin, Lady Charlotte Aveton invites a succession of suitors to her family’s country home. One snag in her plan to find the best husband? Her brother’s friend, the Duke of Warrick,
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EXCLUSIVE: A year after selling out 70MM Imax showtimes, Universal‘s second Christopher Nolan movie after his multi-Oscar-winning Oppenheimer, The Odyssey, finally arrives. While we had a puffy projection last week for Disney’s Moana of $130M in worldwide box office fueled by lofty tracking, few sources see the feature take of Homer’s epic poem getting sidelined
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Back in 2019, Scottish author GR Halliday entered the world of crime fiction with his debut novel, From the Shadows. Now, it’s 2026, a lucky seven years later, and copies are flying off the shelves. ITV has turned that first DI Monica Kennedy novel into a six-part television series and it’s as moody and gripping
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As evidenced by the incredible anticipation for The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan is one of the most renowned, discussed, and distinctive filmmakers working today. Over the past 28 years, the Academy Award winner has developed a reputation for mind-bending, thought-provoking cinematic experiences that reward audience members for their attention to detail, a key attribute of his
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Tom Holland has already checked off the kind of career goals most actors spend decades chasing. He landed Spider-Man, led a billion-dollar movie and worked with great filmmakers, including Christopher Nolan on The Odyssey. Still, there is one trophy missing from the shelf, and Holland has not pretended to be indifferent if an Oscar eventually
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It’s been an interesting first week of Big Brother Season 28. The long-running reality TV juggernaut brought in 14 new houseguests in a house with three reality TV legends. We’ve already gotten a showmance and some wild nominations, and we’re now looking ahead to the rest of the week. (CBS/Screenshot) Dee Valladares won the crucial
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Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie was heartwarming and wholesome. It expanded on the Ingalls’ experiences in Kansas in such an enjoyable manner. It also expanded on the cast and characters, which was one of the best changes from the book. However, that change may have been bittersweet. (Eric Zachanowich/Netflix) I grew attached to several
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