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Keanu Reeves Speaks Out in Support of Director Convicted of Stealing $11 Million From Netflix
According to the press release, Rinsch used the funds on cryptocurrency as well as “personal expenses and luxury items,” including over $1.7 million in credit card bills, $395,000 for hotel stays, over $3.7 million on furniture and antiques, as well as over $2.4 million on the purchase of five Rolls-Royces and one Ferrari. Rinsch was…
Read MorePower Ballad’s Tale of Artistic Theft Is Almost Too Much to Bear
The rest of Power Ballad focuses on how Rick tries to get his song back. There’s lots of humiliation and frustration involved, as well as an incident that endangers his family. It should all add up to the expected Carney magic—and yet somehow, it doesn’t. The performers aren’t to blame here; it’s the story that…
Read MoreThe Visionary Behind LongServing Technology: How Dr. Ko-Cheng Fang Built a Multi-Domain Empire of Innovation Spanning Cybersecurity, Biotechnology, Quantum Computing, Luxury Design, and Fine Art — and Why His Greatest Work May Still Be Ahead
Most innovators spend a career mastering a single domain. The truly exceptional ones occasionally bridge two. Dr. Ko-Cheng Fang has built his life and his company, LongServing Technology, across five. From cybersecurity patents adopted by the United States Department of Homeland Security, to laboratory-grown Imperial Green jadeite that defied decades of failed attempts, to a…
Read MoreAn Art Lover’s Guide to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (and Its Expansion)
Spanning 114,000 square feet, the new expansion increases the museum’s total size to 314,000-square-feet, with new spaces for hands-on learning and relaxation. © Tim Hursley Bentonville, Arkansas, might not a destination that’s top of mind when it comes to art, but over the years, with its excellent programming featuring some of the most renowned artists…
Read MoreLululemon’s We Made Too Much Has Shorts for Hot Girl Walks, from $19
Lululemon‘s We Made Too Much section is the place to shop for everything you need for summer workouts. And our favorite summer workout ‘fits start with a great pair of shorts that will move with your body through any activity. Because who wants to be uncomfortable or pulling up your shorts when you should be…
Read MoreErwin Wurm Transforms the Fortuny Museum into a Theater of the Absurd
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Read MoreWhat Was the Biggest Dinosaur? Fragmentary Fossils Make It Hard to Tell
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Pinning down the most titanic of the large sauropod dinosaurs is not an easy task, since the odds were generally against the biggest ones being buried and preserved Source link
Read MoreJessica Alba and Boyfriend Danny Ramirez Enjoy Steamy Beach Date in Miami
Jessica Alba Includes Boyfriend Danny Ramirez in Roundup of Her “Favorite Things” Jessica Alba had a fantastic weekend getaway. The Fantastic Four actress soaked up the sun alongside boyfriend Danny Ramirez as the couple enjoyed a Miami Beach day May 25. Jessica, 45, and Danny, 33, could be seen packing on the PDA, sharing a…
Read MoreThe Gordon Parks Foundation’s 20th Anniversary Gala Made the Argument for Art as Activism
Mickalene Thomas and John Legend. Getty Images for The Gordon Park The Gordon Parks Foundation has spent two decades making the case that creativity is among the most powerful tools in the fight for social justice, and the organization’s 20th anniversary gala at Cipriani 42nd Street was a testament to that. The electric evening raised…
Read MorePaxton Beats Cornyn—and Blows a $250 Million Hole in Republican’s Senate Map
Trump did not care. He liked that Paxton used his office of Attorney General to troll Democrats, and that his style of politics at times flirted with burn-it-down nihilism. Cornyn, but contrast, is a gentleman who works with Democrats where he can and an institutionalist who refused to heed Trump’s call to end the Senate…
Read MoreRosie O’Donnell Says Her New Facelift Cost More Money Than a Car
Rosie O’Donnell almost can’t believe she got a facelift. The comedian shared that she decided to get the procedure done in January of this year—and it certainly was not cheap. As Rosie revealed in a May 25 Substack post, “It cost more money than I have ever paid for a car.” And that wasn’t her…
Read MoreScreening at Cannes: Cristian Mungiu’s ‘Fjord’
This drama provides enough hints to ensure you’ll come to quick conclusions about what did or did not transpire, but just as swiftly, the movie widens its thematic scope to broach larger philosophical questions. Courtesy Cannes Film Festival If there were ever a film destined to be mistaken for centrist apologia (if not outright conservative…
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