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40+ min ago (192+ words) Miles Teller's looks over the years are quite telling "! Here is a 22-year-old version of Miles smising at the premiere of "Rabbit Hole" in New York City back in 2010 (left). This was Miles' first notable film and led to other big roles in" Miles Teller's looks over the years are quite telling "! Here is a 22-year-old version of Miles smising at the premiere of "Rabbit Hole" in New York City back in 2010 (left). This was Miles' first notable film and led to other big roles in "Footloose" and "The Spectacular Now." And, 15 years later, Mr. Teller recently swooned the onlookers with a scruffy face at the "Eternity" premiere in London (right). Miles Teller's looks over the years are quite telling "! Here is a 22-year-old version of Miles smising at the premiere of "Rabbit Hole" in New York City back in…...

56+ min ago (57+ words) "And I wanted M&M's. " The child received an apartment as a gift, but for some reason he wasn't happy. "And I wanted M&M's." The child received an apartment as a gift, but for some reason he wasn't happy "And I wanted M&M's. " The child received an apartment as a gift, but for some reason he wasn't happy....

1+ hour, 9+ min ago (659+ words) In the blink of an eye, the year is almost over. And that means only one thing: Christmas is upon us once more. Alongside all the playing of board games, eating of turkey and unwrapping of presents, there's one other thing that remains a mainstay in most British festive households: the telly. Nothing quite beats the feeling of sitting in front of the TV, sliding into a post-feast food coma and drowsily watching the year's collection of festive specials. With the BBC's festive offering newly released, what better time to round up our picks for the best shows to stream over December? From Taylor Swift to David Attenborough, here's what we're looking forward to putting on. Netflix, out December 3 BBC One, out December 7 Disney+, out December 10 Disney+, out December 12 Prime Video, out December 17 Is the title still accurate when she's…...

1+ hour, 40+ min ago (1247+ words) Sunday, 30 Nov 2025 LONDON, Nov 29 (Reuters) - "What's it about?" was a frequent response from bemused theatre-goers to "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead", Tom Stoppard's first stage triumph. Tired of being asked, Stoppard is said to have replied to a woman outside a theatre on Broadway: "It's about to make me very rich." He later questioned whether he had said "very", Hermione Lee writes in Stoppard's authorised biography, but he had undoubtedly managed to transform his previously precarious finances. For every puzzled spectator, there were many more ecstatic fans and critics, dazzled by the wit, brilliant wordplay and sheer daring of a young playwright who had turned Shakespeare inside out and placed the spotlight, not on the eponymous Hamlet, but on two minor characters from the same play. First performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 1966, the following year, "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern…...

3+ hour, 37+ min ago (345+ words) Tom Stoppard never insulted his audience's intelligence. He counted on it. He set the bar very high, and trusted in our ability to clear it. Or at least to try. Stoppard, whose death at 88 in his home in Dorset, England, was announced by United Agents, furrowed many a brow over the years. The density of the ideas in his plays could be daunting. But always there was a spirit of playfulness, a certain sparkle, keeping pace with Stoppard's displays of erudition. Seldom has a state of confusion been a more pleasurable place to be. Stoppard often wrote for TV, radio, and film. His screenplay for "Shakespeare in Love" (1998), cowritten with Marc Norman, won an Oscar. But he was above all a man of the theater. Indeed, Stoppard had spent years as a theater critic before switching to playwriting, not-incorrectly reasoning…...

4+ hour, 8+ min ago (23+ words) New York and Havana A nation of immigrants. Exposing U.S. military secrets. Marjorie Taylor Greene to resign. Schumer's days are numbered....

4+ hour, 8+ min ago (28+ words) New York and Havana New York City and Havana. A nation of immigrants. Exposing U.S. military secrets. Marjorie Taylor Greene to resign. Schumer's days are numbered....

4+ hour, 39+ min ago (431+ words) Dispatch is a rare example of a narrative adventure that understands exactly what it wants to be and executes its vision with finesse. Make decisions and dispatch your way to your next Platinum Trophy with the help of our Dispatch Trophy Guide & Roadmap! The nominees for The Game Awards 2025 have been officially announced, but not everyone is happy with the line-up. Some games deserved far more recognition than they received, even if they don't actually win the awards. Easy.. 3 of the best games of 2025 got snubbed. The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy, No Sleep for Kaname Date and Shuten Order. 8.8 user score for DS2 vs 7.8 for Blue Prince. Going off players I can see why DS2 would make the list given its high profile and better received by users. I thought BP might make it too though I just wasnt sure what…...

4+ hour, 42+ min ago (251+ words) By Talya Zax November 29, 2025 In 2022, during a reporting trip to London, I had tea with a source who confessed to me that her mother's central interest was the work of Tom Stoppard. It was more than an interest, really: "He was the main thing in her life," she said. "A great deal of what we call art," he says, "has no such function, and yet in some way it gratifies a hunger that is common to princes and peasants." Not everyone wants to be an artist, and, as Carr reflects at the end of Travesties, it's a sure thing that not everyone can be. But in the wake of Stoppard's death, I've found myself thinking about the mother of my one-time source, so enraptured by what Stoppard created that her own child saw his work as the most profound passion…...

4+ hour, 44+ min ago (409+ words) As I was watching the Utah Jazz's NBA Cup game against the Oklahoma City Thunder last Friday at the Delta Center, I noticed a woman seated in the family section (where the players' families usually sit, near the Jazz's locker room tunnel). My eyesight isn't great and I was on the other side of the arena so I couldn't quite make out exactly who it was. Who was she? And what was she reading?! I had to know. Some quick reconnaissance in the locker room after the game and the truth was revealed. It was Verna, Lauri Markkanen's wife. He got her on FaceTime and she showed me the book she had with her. Oh just a little classic Russian literature. Some light reading of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, that's all. A woman after my own heart. What a legend....