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Scientists may have finally solved the mystery of the Moon’s two faces
Scientists analyzing lunar rocks from China’s Chang’e-6 mission have proposed that massive movements of molten rock driven by Earth’s gravitational forces billions of years ago shaped the Moon’s two dramatically different hemispheres.
One million UK people who have never smoked are now vapers
Over one million people in the UK who have never smoked are now vapers, up from 940,000 in 2024, while smoking rates continue declining to 4.9 million adults.
Fridges in French supermarkets hit by cyber attack
Hundreds of French supermarkets experienced a cyber attack that caused refrigeration units to malfunction, destroying food stocks estimated worth millions of euros across multiple retail chains.
Zelenskyy vows to retaliate if Russian strikes on Ukraine’s power grid continue
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy pledges to retaliate if Russian attacks on Ukraine’s power grid persist, as tensions mount between Kyiv and Washington over energy strategy and drone strikes.
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‘Sweet Magnolias’ Canceled at Netflix After Five Seasons
Netflix has canceled its drama series Sweet Magnolias after five seasons, three months following the premiere of season five. The show’s viewership had declined in its later seasons.
Angelina Jolie and Salma Hayek Pinault on Their New Film ‘Without Blood’ and Spending ‘A Lot of Time Talking About Our Pain, Our Losses, Our Traumas’
Angelina Jolie directs “Without Blood,” an adaptation of an Italian novella starring Salma Hayek Pinault as a woman seeking the men responsible for her father and brother’s wartime deaths.
Between ‘The Love Hypothesis’ and ‘Adults,’ Rachel Marsh’s Breakout Moment Is Here
Actress Rachel Marsh stars as Anh in Prime Video’s romantic comedy adaptation of ‘The Love Hypothesis,’ following viral recognition from her role in FX’s ‘Adults.’
World Premiering at San Sebastián, Igor Legarreta Describes His Third Film ‘The Blind Ants’ as a Coastal Western Set in the Basque Country
Igor Legarreta’s third feature film, ‘The Blind Ants,’ based on Ramiro Pinilla’s novel, premiered at the San Sebastián Film Festival and explores survival in 1930s Basque Country.
Hudson Williams Shares How “Surreal” It Was for Him and Connor Storrie to Return to ‘Heated Rivalry’ Set
Hudson Williams discussed returning to the Heated Rivalry set for season two at the Toronto International Film Festival, describing the experience as surreal for him and co-star Connor Storrie.
Youth: Sharon Horgan’s comedy about dating at 50 is utterly hilarious
Sharon Horgan stars in Youth, an HBO Max dramedy premiering Monday 21 September about navigating life, dating, and family responsibilities at age 50.
‘It’s My Most Personal Film,’ Says Director Rodrigo García Saiz of His San Sebastian New Directors Title, ‘Morro’
Director Rodrigo García Saiz’s sophomore feature “Morro” follows a Mexican veterinarian who forms a bond with an injured dog belonging to a local drug lord, exploring themes of grief and redemption.
‘He’s simply astonishing’: will Andrew Scott become the first out gay man to win the best actor Oscar?
Andrew Scott is widely considered a frontrunner for a best actor Oscar nomination and potential win for his role in the film Elsinore, which would make him the first out gay man to win the award in the Academy’s nearly 100-year history.
Portugal’s Queer Lisboa Celebrates 30th Anniversary With Vast Showcase of Latest LGBTQ Titles, Dose of Radical 1970s Counterculture and Family Fare
Portugal’s Queer Lisboa film festival celebrates its 30th anniversary with a program of 94 films spanning contemporary LGBTQ cinema, experimental works, and retrospective classics.
Lego’s ‘Ninjago Legends: Duskfall’ Anime-Style Shorts Premiere in Korea Ahead of YouTube Release
Lego’s anime-style “Ninjago Legends: Duskfall” shorts premiered in Korea this weekend and will release on YouTube later this week, featuring beloved characters and voice actors from the franchise.
Writer-Star Berto Romero, Director Javier Ruiz Caldera Unpack San Sebastian Buzz Title ‘5 More Minutes’: ‘Characters and Audience Should Feel Every Second’s Weight’
Director Javier Ruiz Caldera’s sci-fi thriller ‘5 More Minutes’ premieres at San Sebastián, following a couple whose marriage repair attempt is disrupted by repeated five-minute time loops during a countryside retreat.
Naomi Watts Believes Standards Have Changed for Older Women in the Industry: ‘Look at the Emmys Last Week… That’s Heartening to See’
Naomi Watts, receiving the Donostia Award at San Sebastián Film Festival, says opportunities for women over 50 in entertainment have improved, citing recent Emmy nominations in major categories.