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For those who started playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons after its release in March, the Nintendo Switch blockbuster was more than just a game. For many, it was a “mental health lifesaver” as it helped them pass time and connect with friends while isolating during the pandemic. Nintendo Jul 14, 2020 Bricks up, power up. Lego has teamed up with Nintendo to bring Super Mario Bros. fans a 2,646-piece replica of the NES console, along with an ’80s-style television set that displays a scene from the classic video game featuring mustachioed plumbers. The set, which costs ...

July 12, 2021 Sony Pictures In the last 18 months, audiences around the world have had the pleasure, luxury, and at times, painful experience of watching theatrical movies in the comfort of their own homes. Due to the vast differences between a cinema hall and a living room hall, from the ambient lights, background noise to speaker system, it can be challenging to find the same appreciation for a movie watching it at home for the first time, than if it was first viewed in the cinemas. But animated movies are somewhat different, in that they were made to hold the audience’s attention in a di...

Storm chances clearing in Dallas-Fort Worth as weekend approaches Highs over the next few days are expected to be in the upper 80s and low 90s. The sun sets behind electricity towers along Mountain Creek Parkway in Dallas on Wednesday, June 30, 2021.(Lynda M. González / Staff Photographer) 4:13 PM on Jul 8, 2021 CDT After a week with the threat of rain hanging over Dallas-Fort Worth, the weather should be reliably dry at least through Saturday. It will be partly cloudy most of the weekend, with a high of 88 Friday and low 90s Saturday and Sunday, KXAS-TV (NBC5) chief meteorologist Rick Mitch...

Can North Texas expect a heat wave like the one that broiled the Pacific Northwest? Can North Texas expect a heat wave like the one that broiled the Pacific Northwest? Our region is no stranger to extremely high temperatures, but the patterns that drive weather here tend to differ from the one that parked itself out West. An Aug. 24, 2011, file photo of the downtown Dallas skyline.(Joel Prince / Staff Photographer) 7:06 PM on Jul 2, 2021 CDT In recent days, the Pacific Northwest has been beset by a heat wave that the National Weather Service called unprecedented and historic. With temperature...

Normal text size Very large text size Stewart McSweyn is striking when he runs. And that makes sense, for greatness is striking, so it tends to look that way, too. Running itself is universal, of course – elemental even – yet the gait, rhythm and stride of champions is often as unique as the furrows and ridges of a fingerprint. The legendary Australian miler John Landy, for instance, ran like an ostrich, powerful thigh muscles doing most of the work. His contemporary Ron Clarke strode with focused fury, like an enraged bull. The great Herb Elliott – according to the late great sports wr...