Новости за 19.02.2022

Being banned from schools is not the only thing that Maus and Garbage Pail Kids have in common. Both were created by comics legend Art Spiegelman.

The "unfinished business" between cater waiters will be at the center of the Starz revival.

NIMBY, or "Not In My Back Yard," describes homeowners who fight new development in their area. Here's why, and both the good and bad effects.

It’s not big league camp, but there’s plenty going on in Port St. Lucie, Florida this Friday that is Mets related! Buck is Ready Buck Showalter has been down in PSL for a few weeks now prepping for the 2022 season regardless of the current lockout. “We’re trying to use our time wisely where it’s […]

EASTENDERS fans are convinced Gray Atkins will murder Kheerat Panesar. The serial killer – who is played by actor Toby-Alexander Smith in the BBC soap – discovered tonight that his friend had been betraying him and knows his secret. Viewers have watched in recent weeks as Gray has been tormented by emails from his murdered […]

The Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness trailer had several Marvel surprises, and it seems Loki hid spoilers for the movie all along.

If you’re looking for a dark, twisty, Black Mirror-y sci-fi thriller, Apple TV+’s Severance is now open for business. Ready for your orientation? Friday’s premiere opens on a stark image: a woman (Man Seeking Woman‘s Britt Lower) lying face down on a long conference table. As she wakes up dazed, a voice on the intercom […]

Geopolitical tensions and uncertainty over Fed rate hikes continued to drag markets lower.

Former West Ham United striker Frank McAvennie has warned Tottenham Hotspur that Antonio Conte could walk away in the summer, thus taking the club back to square one in their rebuilding phase. The last week and a half have not gone well for Tottenham either on or off the pitch. The club have lost back-to-back […]

Four themes based in the effects of working and living during a pandemic create the framework for Americhem’s color forecast for 2022.

Junk bonds on course to post worst two-month run since market tumult in early 2020

‘Quantitative tightening’ will mark profound shift after years of large-scale asset purchases

Cabinet backs last-minute changes to Online Safety Bill despite protests from tech industry

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Office of Inspector General will investigate the federal response to reports of lead contamination in a predominantly Black Michigan city's water supply.In a notice Frida...

Welcome to the Friday edition of Internet Insider, where we review the week online. Today, we're talking about vibes and assessing if there is in fact an upcoming vibe shift. Also: Scroll down to read our explainer on the “unca jams” meme.

TO celebrate the launch of his new Hawkstone Lager, Jeremy Clarkson is giving one lucky reader the chance to win a FIVE-YEAR supply. Plus you will also have the chance to meet Sun columnist Jeremy when he makes the first delivery to your door. Hawkstone Lager, brewed with barley grown on Clarkson’s farm, is the […]

Oscar certainly loves mothers. All five of this year’s Best Actress nominees — Jessica Chastain (“The Eyes of Tammy Faye”), Olivia Colman (“The Lost Daughter”), Penelope Cruz (“Parallel Mothers”), Nicole Kidman (“Being the Ricardos”) and Kirsten Stewart (“Spencer”) — play mothers. Ditto four out of five supporting nominees: Jessie Buckley (“The Lost Daughter”), Judi Dench […]

An economic analysis finds that the actual cost of car ownership is vastly underestimated

Lego teams with Porsche on an insanely detailed, 1,580-piece replica of its 911 RSR GT race car.

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Dating to 1980, this blackboard is part of the Hawking at Work exhibit at London's science museum.

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Google is adding another game to Stadia’s collection of free demos, with Chorus now offering a free trial on the platform. Here’s what else happened this week on Stadia.

The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit against Missouri School District Wentzville on behalf of two minor students over the removal of books from school libraries, reported CNN. The books, as expected, were on topics of race and sexual identity.

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The case Sarah Palin lost against The New York Times this week was the first libel claim to even go to trial against the paper in nearly two decades. One might imagine these trials could be a lot more common: after all, the Times publishes constantly and there is no shortage of public figures who love to air complaints about critical reporting.