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The True Story Behind Robert Pattinson’s Primetime: Chris Hansen and the Rise of To Catch a Predator
Robert Pattinson Addresses Chris Hansen’s Criticism Over Playing Him in ‘Primetime’ Content warning: This story discusses suicide. Once upon a time, To Catch a Predator was must-see cringe TV. Millions of people tuned in to watch a series of unwitting men arrive at a nondescript house in the suburbs for what they thought was going…
Read MoreRodrigo Sorogoyen’s ‘The Beloved’ Stages a Father-Daughter Reckoning That Doesn’t Quite Cohere
Javier Bardem and Victoria Luengo. Courtesy TIFF More interesting than alluring, Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s Cannes competition title and TIFF Special Presentation El ser querido (or The Beloved) follows a fearsome director trying to reconnect with his distant daughter by casting her in a role. It has the misfortune of bearing a passing familiarity to Sentimental Value,…
Read MoreNo More ‘Trump Avenue’: Canada’s Capital Votes to Rename Residential Street Amid Tense Trade War
U.S. President Donald Trump speaks with Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney at the G7 summit, in Evian, eastern France, on June 16, 2026. —Evelyn Hockstein—Getty Images Ottawa’s City Council voted unanimously on Wednesday to remove President Donald Trump’s name from a residential street in the Canadian capital amid an increasingly hostile trade war. The motion…
Read MoreCandace Cameron Bure’s Wildest Confessions About Her Marriage to Valeri Bure
As the whole word was social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic, Cameron was feeling a growing chasm between her and Val, the former NHL right winger she wed in 1996. “It was going south quickly,” the mom to Natasha, Lev and Maksim shared during a July 2025 episode of her eponymous podcast. “And I was…
Read MoreDirector Soyoung Yoon Says Critical Theory Still Anchors the Whitney ISP, Just Not the Way It Used To
Soyoung Yoon, director of the Whitney Museum’s Independent Study Program. Photo: Bryan Derballa Earlier this summer, scholar Soyoung Yoon was named the new director of the Whitney Independent Study Program. She succeeds Ron Clark, who led the program for more than half a century. Yoon is a graduate of ISP herself, having arrived as a…
Read MoreHow Experts Are Reimagining Early Childhood for a Changing World
“I think that the problem is that there’s too much focus on what’s good for my children and who cares about other people’s children, whether it’s in a country or around the world,” he said. “We all pay a price for that lack of finding common cause—that we all benefit from everyone in the world…
Read MoreThe Love Hypothesis Movie’s Biggest Changes From the Book Revealed
Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Love Hypothesis book and movie. Hypothesis: It’s possible to make a film adaptation of a bestselling romance novel that readers will love. While the results may vary, as with any book to movie adaptation, there are some key differences between Ali Hazelwood’s 2021 novel The Love Hypothesis and Prime…
Read MoreThe Herbert Lust Collection Lands at Christie’s, Led by a $30M Giacometti
Herbert Lust at the Pepsico Sculpture Garden in Purchase, NY. Courtesy the Herbert Lust Estate As we approach the November marquee sales, auction houses are beginning to announce the estates they have secured for the season. Following Sotheby’s announcement of Dick Hedreen’s $90 million trove, Christie’s announced it had secured the highly anticipated collection of…
Read MoreThe Skincare Products to Stop Using After Summer—and What to Use Instead
If your skin suddenly feels drier, tighter, or more irritated once fall rolls around, your summer skincare routine could be partly to blame. The lightweight moisturizers, oil-controlling cleansers and exfoliating acids that got you through months of heat and humidity may not give your skin what it needs once temperatures and humidity levels start to…
Read MoreThe Fed Moved. The Borrowing Math Changed for Businesses.
After months of uncertainty around the Fed’s next move, business owners now have a clearer rate assumption to use when evaluating investments, financing and cash flow. Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images When we wrote about Jackson Hole last month, the market was looking for clues about what the Federal Reserve might do next. Last week,…
Read MoreArchaeologists Are Reconstructing the 'Invisible' Technologies of the Stone Age, From Rope to Thread and Twine
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Largely missing from the archaeological record, fiber innovations played a huge role in the lives of early humans. Researchers are weaving together new insights from the traces they left behind Source link
Read MoreWhy K-Pop Took Off When C-Pop Didn’t
The interest went beyond public musing: Beijing resolved to learn from Seoul’s example. China’s culture ministry signed an agreement with its South Korean counterpart, providing for annual cultural-industry forums and cooperation in marketing cultural products abroad. But it is one thing for Beijing to study Seoul’s cultural outreach, and quite another to match it. China,…
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