Veronique Gabai Debuts Rose Première by Kelly Rutherford
According to Veronique Gabai, “the natural ingredient of rose is to bring you the feeling of love, whatever kind of love you need.” For her, that love is friendship. In her latest fragrance launch, the beauty and fashion veteran honors her friend of 15 years, Kelly Rutherford, and their shared love of the South of…
Read More“Two Prosecutors,” “Palestine ’36,” and the Tribulations of Resistance in the Thirties
By the time Kornev is finally ushered into the cell of Stepniak (a mesmerizing Aleksandr Filippenko), there’s no sense of triumph or even anticipation about what he will discover. Stepniak’s account is terrifying, though not terribly surprising: he is one of many Old Bolsheviks who have been strategically targeted by Stalin’s regime, and his “vital…
Read More‘Last of Us’ Season 3 Casts Michelle Mao as Yara, Kyriana Kratter as Lev
Michelle Mao and Kyriana Kratter have joined “The Last of Us” Season 3 at HBO, Variety has confirmed. Mao will star as Yara will Kratter will play Lev. Returning cast for the season includes Kaitlyn Dever, Bella Ramsey, Isabella Merced, Gabriel Luna, and Jeffrey Wright. In addition, Ariela Barer, Tati Gabrielle, and Spencer Lord have…
Read MoreWordPress.com lets AI agents write, publish, and manage your site
Automattic has added write capabilities to WordPress.com’s MCP integration, giving AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT the ability to create posts, build pages, manage comments, and restructure content, all through natural conversation, with human approval at every step. For most of the past six months, connecting an AI agent to your WordPress.com site has meant…
Read MoreJulio Torres Makes Everything Funny—Including Color Theory
Listen and subscribe: Apple | Spotify | Google | Wherever You Listen Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the best of The New Yorker in your inbox. Julio Torres got his big break as a writer on “Saturday Night Live,” and went on to make the cult favorites “Los Espookys” and “Fantasmas” for…
Read MoreTrent Alexander-Arnold’s England World Cup hopes in doubt, so what now for Real Madrid defender?
Tuchel, who has made clear his love of the physical nature of English football alongside his want of a solid backline referenced Jarrell Quansah, Djed Spence and Tino Livramento as the players in front of Alexander-Arnold. And although predominately a centre-back, Aston Villa’s Ezri Konsa played at right-back in the comfortable win over Wales in…
Read More6 communication mistakes that make smart founders sound inexperienced
You can be sharp, self-aware, and technically strong, yet still come across as inexperienced in the moments that matter most. Investor calls. Customer discovery. Hiring conversations. It is rarely your actual capability that gets judged first. It is how you communicate that capability under pressure. Most early-stage founders do not struggle with ideas. They struggle…
Read More‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ Costume Designer on the New Film
Even though Alison McCosh was involved with the production of Netflix‘s “Peaky Blinders” for the series’ last three season, returning for the show’s final chapter was a “very different” beast. “When we did [Seasons] Four, Five and Six, it was mostly about the family and ensemble cast. But it felt like this was one man’s…
Read MoreThe Israel Hoax | National Review
The isolationist right is convinced that President Trump is waging the Iran War on Israel’s behalf. Source link
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Read MorePentagon’s Anthropic bashing rekindles Silicon Valley’s resistance to war
Artificial intelligence powerhouse Anthropic’s battle with the Pentagon has sparked some soul-searching in Silicon Valley that could reshape the tech sector’s complicated relationship with war and the White House. Anthropic is the San Francisco-based startup behind the chatbot Claude and some of the most powerful AI on the market. In its negotiations with the military,…
Read More“DTF St. Louis” Peers Into the Suburban Male Psyche
Starting in 2017, Bateman played Marty Byrde, an accountant turned cash launderer for a ruthless Mexican cartel, in “Ozark,” arguably his signature role. The show is lit in wan grays and murky browns—this has, over the years, become an irritating Netflix cliché, but, in the case of “Ozark,” the coloristic choice really works. Marty becomes…
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