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Amazon's Italian Hit: Citadel: Diana Sets Global Viewership Records

October 18, 2024

Amazon's newest Citadel spin-off, Citadel: Diana, has made quite a splash. The show, which stars Matilda De Angelis, has become the most-watched Italian original series globally in its first weekend. This isn't just a big deal in Italy—it's also topping the charts in the U. S. , UK, and has cracked

entertainment

G-Dragon’s Tour Gets a Tech Boost

October 18, 2024

Imagine this: G-Dragon’s upcoming tour is set to be a game-changer, thanks to a new partnership between Tencent Music Entertainment (TME) and Galaxy Corporation. The collaboration, announced on Thursday, is all about expanding G-Dragon’s reach and giving fans an unforgettable experience. TME, a majo

politics

Biden's Final Act in Europe: Alliances and Farewells

October 17, 2024

As President Joe Biden nears the end of his term, he's making a stop in Berlin to meet with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. This visit isn't just about saying goodbye; it's also about tackling big issues facing the world. Biden and Scholz have been close allies, with Scholz even helping Biden out in

health

Bird Flu in California: New Cases and Concerns

October 16, 2024

California, the nation's top dairy producer, is grappling with an increase in bird flu cases. Five more suspected cases were reported, adding to the six already confirmed by the California Department of Public Health. Experts are worried because the H5N1 virus, known as bird flu, has been spreading

weather

City Lights Up with Rare Northern Lights Show

October 11, 2024

Imagine the surprise of New Yorkers when the night sky lit up with a dazzling display of northern lights! This wasn't just any usual night; it was a special event that hadn't been seen in a long time. The New York Metro Weather shared a stunning photo of the vibrant purple and pink hues over the cit

politics

Avoiding the Nuclear Edge

October 10, 2024

The threat of nuclear war has been lurking for decades, kept at bay by outdated safeguards. But things are changing. More countries have nuclear weapons and they're less careful than before. We're on the brink, one mistake away from disaster, yet we're not talking about it enough. The New York Times

entertainment

Why Roeg Sutherland is Optimistic About Indie Films Post-Strikes

October 9, 2024

Roeg Sutherland, the co-head of CAA Media Finance, recently shared his thoughts on the state of the independent film sector after last year’s strikes. Speaking at the Zurich Film Festival, Sutherland emphasized that the key issue right now is finding the right projects and intellectual property (IP)

politics

One Year Later: Remembering the Hamas Attack on Israel

October 8, 2024

A year ago, Hamas militants launched a surprise attack on Israel, killing around 1,200 people and taking 250 hostages. About 100 of these hostages are still missing, and many are feared dead. This attack, happening on a major Jewish holiday, shook Israelis' sense of security and sparked a war that h

entertainment

Best Sci-Fi Shows on Netflix: From Altered Carbon to Sense8

October 7, 2024

Netflix offers a variety of sci-fi shows that cater to different tastes. "Parasyte: The Grey" combines horror and sci-fi elements, focusing on alien parasites turning people into monsters. Survivors band together to save humanity, making it an engaging watch for fans of the genre. "Sense8," created

environment

Brazil's Big Dry: A Warning Shot

October 7, 2024

Brazil is facing its worst drought ever. This isn't just bad news for the country; it's a big deal for the entire world. Why? Because it shows how pollution and climate change can make droughts worse and longer. The Amazon rainforest has been on fire, burning at a rate that's 39 times h