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HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   Apr 26, 2021 04:49 AM EDT Oscars 2021 speeches were long and unexpectedly moving. There was just one minor hiccup, as the theater was bright and intimate. The Oscars for 2021 are over, and this year's ceremony has a distinct, more casual feel than previous years. Here are some of the highlights of the ceremony, from remarkable winners to their speeches: Award winners made history at Oscars 2021 (Photo: Mark Terrill-Pool/Getty Images) 93rd Annual Academy Awards - Arrivals LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 25: Lee Isaac Chung and Valerie Chung (left) attend the Osca...

Nature Journal: Take a moment to marvel at birds George Ellison © Illustration courtesy of Elizabeth Ellison Barn swallows We’re fascinated by birds, in large part, because they can sing and fly. Unlike me, many of you who are reading this can actually sing. So you will not be as awe-struck by that capability as I am. But my guess is that few of you can fly.  Bird flight has no doubt come a long ways since those long-ago days when giant critters were flapping around trying their best to become airborne. Indeed, as we can readily observe, many modern species have become a...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Magary: Daniel Kaluuya proves he's the world's best actor in HBO's 'Judas and the Black Messiah' FacebookTwitterEmail Daniel Kaluuya proves he's the best actor in the world in "Judas and the Black Messiah."Photo Illustration: SFGATE, Christopher Polk (background) and Ray Tamarra (foreground)/Getty Images “Judas and the Black Messiah” opened on HBO Max last weekend and I’m not gonna bother with a formal review of the film because you can find those anywhere, and because "Judas" is already on its way to amassing a stockpile of award show trophies tha...

'Judas and the Black Messiah' Review: Daniel Kaluuya, Lakeith Stanfield Bring Fred Hampton's Betrayal to Life TheWrap 2/2/2021 © TheWrap Judas and the Black Messiah A movie about a not so distant past that speaks directly to the present, director Shaka King's blazing sophomore feature "Judas and the Black the Messiah" — premiering at Sundance and coming to theaters and HBO Max later this month — is a radical work on the final days of Chicago Black Panther leader Fred Hampton, made within the not-so-daring apparatus of a Hollywood studio. That it was conceived within those creative wa...

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