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Adèle Haenel and Noémie Merlant in "Portrait of a Lady on Fire." Neon Critic score: 98% Audience score: 92% Summary: In the 18th century, painter Marianne (Noémie Merlant) is whisked away to Brittany to paint a wedding portrait for the young Lady Héloïse (Adèle Haenel), and the two women grow closer than they ever expected. Both critics and audiences agreed that the delicate period piece benefited from pairing its minimalist filmmaking style with raw emotional power. "Beautiful, just flat out beautiful," wrote one viewer. "I don't know why it took me so long to watch this masterpiece t...

I’m also trying to track down what happened with the GOP lawsuit in LaSalle county where the local republican party was trying to get all mail-in ballots tossed out for county level races where democratic candidates had won. Last I heard it was going to a final ruling by the judge after being moved to grundy county for a change of venue, but that was over 2 weeks ago now and all coverage of it seems to have stopped since. Reading the article, if you wanted people from Kane county running this, having the Johns do it is not a bad choice.

That we can let you know that we're in a hold mode right here, speaking earlier with charles mccurry from the warning center, the director saying as soon as they got the details, any sort of data, they were able to share with us that they would come out immediately to let us bring that news statewide. again, we are just waiting. and somewhere we fall on the priority list. obviously, they're keeping in contact with the civil defense as cross the state, the different counties. they also will keep a finger on the pulgs of. this right now we heard nothing. so we're literally in just sort of a hold...

Arrival at 11:04 and find out later it could be an hour either way. >> you know, kirk, talking to the oceanographer a little earlier, he made mention that it's a big wave. as it approaches, it's not surprising that you hear about discoloration. he talked about it churning up all kinds of things on the bottom of the ocean and bringing them ashore. a lot of that discoloration that you're seeing, or that is reported or they believe they're seeing may well frb that sort of action that is going on underneath the water as i said the waves traveling thousands of miles at about 500 miles per hour. and...

is a local dj. he is sitting in the war room with the hawaii county civil defense agency. and he was telling me that the air is so thick in there, the tension is so thick, you can actually cut it with a knife. he says all the public safety officials are in that war room in hilo they are monitoring the readings at the island. so you have fire chiefs there. you have all the public safety officials who are sitting in that war room. they're watching the live feeds looking at the ocean. now israel was telling me that there is a water break around the hilo harbor that goes a mile out. and ...