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(WSJ) The Cannes Film Festival plans to screen a controversial new documentary on Hong Kong’s 2019 pro-democracy unrest on Friday, courting another film-industry clash with Beijing even as the sector remains heavily reliant on China for box-office success.Cannes kept its decision to show “Revolution of Our Times” a secret until…

My father, a neurologist, once had a patient who was tormented, in the most visceral sense, by a poem. Philip was 12 years old and a student at a prestigious boarding school in Princeton, New Jersey. One of his assignments was to recite Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven. By the…

Britney Spears made a last-ditch 911 call on the eve of her June 22 explosive conservatorship testimony saying she was a victim of abuse, according to a new investigation by Ronan Farrow and Jia Tolentino published in The New Yorker Saturday. According to Farrow and Tolentino, the call sent members…

Former GLORY Middleweight World Championship Tournament Winner and former Bellator MMA fighter Joe Schilling is a topic of conversation after a video emerged of him brutally knocking out another man in a bar. — Chisanga Malata (@Chisanga_Malata) June 28, 2021 Dana White and Francis Ngannou’s manager have heated exchange over…

BRIT'S BATTLE Does Britney Spears have custody of her children? Who is Britney Spears’ dad Jamie? What did Justin Timberlake do to Britney Spears? Is Britney’s mom part of the conservatorship? 16:01, 28 Jun 2021Updated: 16:10, 28 Jun 2021BRITNEY Spears' boyfriend Sam Asghari is reportedly helping the star to "detox mentally and spiritually" after…

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“This is my self soother I’m using today,” Sutton Stracke explained to Crystal Kung Minkoff on a recent episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, as the two discussed their differences on a gorgeous boat in Lake Tahoe. Earlier in the day when she busted it out in front…

Paper TrailIn the fall of 2019, on my first visit to Yale University’s Sterling Memorial Library, an exhibition of Janet Malcolm’s writings, curated by Eve Sneider, lined the corridor leading to the rare books and manuscripts room. Perhaps it was serendipity, or perhaps it was fate, but it certainly felt…

I started reading Janet Malcolm the year I came to the United States. Encountering her work felt like emerging from ignorance—revelatory and more than a bit humbling. At 23, I was embarrassed not to have heard of her before. If the most quoted parts of The Journalist and the Murderer…

FROM CUISINE to carmaking, the Japanese way is meticulous. Yet with just over a month to go, the Tokyo Olympics remain anything but. Thanks to covid-19, and Japan’s sluggish vaccinations, it is unclear whether the games, originally due to be held last summer, will let spectators in—if, that is, the…