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Christopher Nolan’s historical biopic of the complex scientist is the best movie of the year so far.

Although no great beauty, Kitty Harrison, it was no surprise when she caught the eye of a pioneering physicist called J. Robert Oppenheimer at a garden party in Pasadena, California in 1939.

The movie about scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer sheds no light on the health impacts on those downwind from the Manhattan Project's test site in New Mexico.

Was the Manhattan Project leader a communist? Did he regret the bomb? Here’s what you need to know.

One can only hope the film keeps pace with ‘Barbie’, its cinematic fellow-traveler.

Christopher Nolan’s explosive film centers a Jew committed to his faith and one who was indifferent to it, writes PJ Grisar.

"Oppenheimer," Christopher Nolans masterful portrait of the man known as the father of the atomic bomb, has been anticipated with some skepticism among filmgoers who wonder how Nolans penchant for

Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne announced on Wednesday, July 19, that he will be stepping down after a panel of experts found significant flaws in various studies that he had supervised more than a decade ago.

Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne announced on Wednesday, July 19, that he will be stepping down after a panel of experts found significant flaws in various studies that he had supervised more than a decade ago.

Can she fight for her father’s honour, for the state’s pride, and for a different national politics, or will she get dragged down by the diminished imaginations that prevail?