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Writer-director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s 'Drive My Car,' adapted from a Haruki Murakami short story, is among the year's most celebrated films.

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Hero Grenfell firefighter ready for anything on SAS: Who Dares wins - except the cold Mirror 3 hrs ago Emma Pryer & Laura Connor Grenfell firefighter Ricky Nuttall was prepared for anything thrown at him in the latest SAS: Who Dares Wins. The hero who ran into the blazing tower three times in a rescue bid today tells how the Channel 4 series has helped him fight back from PTSD caused by the disaster that killed 72 people. But after 16 years in the London Fire Service, he admit...

Portland Press Herald/Portland Press Herald via Getty In many ways, the coronavirus has been a pandemic of shortages. In the spring of last year, we saw shortages around toilet paper and puppies. In the summer, there were shortages of cars. And more recently, shortages of vaccines. But beneath the headlines, another shortage has unfolded — one thats affecting pasta lovers across the United States: The Bucatini Shortage. Bucatini is a specialty pasta that looks a lot like spaghett...

Last modified on Thu 11 Mar 2021 14.46 EST 10. Sleeper (1973) Some of the jokes in Sleeper are as dated as the special effects (and they looked creaky enough nearly 50 years ago). But Keaton is ethereally lovely as Luna, a socialite from the future. As always, there is an intelligence to her performance that lifts her above the weaker material, such as Woody Allen’s character floating around a field in a hydrovac suit. 9. Marvin’s Room (1996) Comedy with clout ... Keaton and Leonardo ...

Two bestselling authors in one go: Fair Fight founder Stacey Abrams (left) will be in conversation with celebrated sci-fi/fantasy novelist N. K. Jemisin at SXSW Online this March. (Photo Credits: Abrams photo courtesy of Fair Fight. Jemisin photo courtesy of John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.) The Venn diagram sweet spot of people who are going to fangirl over voting rights advocate Stacey Abrams and sci-fi/fantasy author N. K. Jemisin is – I suspect – ve...

First it was toilet paper, then came the canned goods. As the pandemic began ro rage last spring, the country’s panic could be seen on grocery store shelves.

Olivier Sarkozy, their lawyers, and New York Judge Lori Sattler. First time a judge has granted me permission to “shoot” a proceeding in the pandemic and it’s a screenshot of Mary-Kate Olsen and Olivier Sarkozy’s divorce proceeding. The future is here and it’s bizarro, babe. pic.twitter.com/tuguy4bTcZ Peep all the cheeky observations that fans have made about what went down during that wild, wild Zoom meeting. READ MORE Mary-Kate Olsen was front and centre, where she belongs Punters ...

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SCOTT SIMON, HOST: Toilet tissue, hand sanitizer, hair trimmers and desk chairs have sometimes all been scarce during this pandemic, and now bucatini? Well, not exactly bleach wipes, but when New York magazine writer Rachel Handler noticed a dearth of the long spaghetti-like noodle with a hole through the middle, she set out to discover why and has published her findings in an article for Grub Street titled, What The Hole is Going On? Rachel Handler, thanks very much for being with us. RACHEL H...