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Zendaya’s stylist Law Roach says he intentionally dressed her in same clothes as other celebs: ‘Know she’s going to win’

‘I figured out that whoever got the most press got the best dresses, so I was, like, I need to get her more press,’ Roach said

The Independent UK

Martha Stewart spills real reason Ina Garten and her lost touch while she was in prison

Stewart and Garten first met inside the latter’s gourmet food store in East Hampton, New York

The Independent UK

Sally Rooney is her own harshest critic – but that could be a good thing

The release of the Irish author’s latest novel, ‘Intermezzo’, is one of the biggest literary events of 2024, but Rooney is a writer who seems increasingly ill at ease with her ‘voice of a generation’ status, says Katie Rosseinsky

The Independent UK

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20 Witty One-Panel Comics By The New Yorker Cartoonist Tom Toro (New Pics)

Tom Toro is a cartoonist famous for his one-panel comics in The New Yorker. His work captures humor in everyday moments with a unique twist that makes us see the world in a different light. The post 20 Witty One-Panel Comics By The New Yorker Cartoonist Tom Toro (New Pics)…

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The Military Tried To Hide Evidence of a Massacre. A Lawsuit Just Exposed It.

The New Yorker sued for photos of the Haditha killings in Iraq—and found audio of a Marine general bragging about covering up those photos.

Reason

OpenAI Partners With Mass Media Company Condé Nast To Integrate Content From Leading Publications

The partnership will allow platforms like ChatGPT and SearchGPT to use content from Vogue, The New Yorker, GQ, and Wired.

International Business Times

OpenAI strikes deal to use content from The New Yorker, Vogue, Vanity Fair

AI startup’s announcement follows similar deals with The Financial Times, the Associated Press and News Corp.

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The Holdovers star in talks to play Anthony Bourdain in first biopic of late chef and documentarian

Dominic Sessa made his film debut in Alexander Payne’s 2023 coming-of-age drama ‘The Holdovers’

The Independent UK

Students can get Max for half-price: here are 3 shows with 100% on Rotten Tomatoes to start with

Save 50% on your annual Max subscription so you can start streaming these three highly-rated shows for less.

TechRadar

Pelosi has ‘never been that impressed’ with Biden’s political operation

Pelosi discusses how she concluded the president couldn’t beat Trump and should step aside

The Guardian - US

RFK Jr says Trump is ‘a sociopath’ – despite link to job if Republican wins

Independent presidential candidate calls Trump ‘probably a sociopath’ in texts reported in New Yorker profile

The Guardian - US

RFK Jr admits to dumping bear carcass in New York's Central Park

Mr Kennedy says he staged it to look like a bike had hit the bear

Evening Standard

Everything we know about Trump’s ancestry after he pushed his rival’s into question

Former president is one of five children of real estate developer Fred Trump and Scottish immigrant Mary Anne MacLeod Trump

The Independent UK

‘I don’t think I have that in me’: what was Lena Dunham’s abandoned Polly Pocket movie actually going to involve?

In a post-Barbie world, feminism plus toy equals box office paydirt – but after three years working on the script, Dunham decided she could no longer continue. Why?

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A cult, homelessness and a teenage marriage: the extraordinary life of Julian Assange

After a fourteen year legal battle, Julian Assange is a free man. Emma Loffhagen reports on the Wikileaks founder’s tumultuous life

The Conversation

Shirley Jackson: celebrating 75 years of taut, ambiguous, disturbing stories

In June 1948, readers of The New Yorker magazine were confronted by one of the most disturbing short stories of the 20th century. The Lottery, written by a young writer named Shirley Jackson opens with a description of a deceptively idyllic rural community.

The Independent UK

Who is Julian Assange, the polarizing founder of the secret-spilling website WikiLeaks?

Before he emerged as an eccentric internet publisher of state secrets, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was born in Townsville, Australia

Fortune

How do you pronounce 'Nvidia'? Here’s how to say the $3 trillion company's name, which has mythological roots

The first “Nvidia” was Invidia, the Roman goddess of envy.

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This Biology Professor Turns Science Into Hilariously Silly Cartoons (51 Pics)

Ed draws funny, sometimes sciency, sometimes about the past, but mostly silly one-panel comics that we are sure you will enjoy! The post This Biology Professor Turns Science Into Hilariously Silly Cartoons (51 Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Conversation

Why the New Yorker blocked UK website readers from its Lucy Letby story – an expert explains

A 13,000-word article in The New Yorker magazine about convicted murderer Lucy Letby is blocked to UK online readers.

The Guardian - UK

MP uses parliamentary privilege to ask why Lucy Letby story blocked in UK

David Davis says block on accessing New Yorker’s 13,000-word article ‘seems in defiance of open justice’

The Guardian - UK

Alice Munro, Nobel winner and titan of the short story, dies aged 92

Acclaimed for her accounts of the darkness and desire found in everyday life, ‘the Canadian Chekhov’ has died, having suffered from dementia for more than a decade

WEKU

Alvin Bragg, Manhattan's district attorney, draws friends close and critics closer

Alvin Bragg, Manhattan's District Attorney, has great friends and determined critics

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The New Yorker's gorgeous optical illusion cover is a spring delight

Can you spot the cat?

The Guardian - US

If cover-up is the real crime, Trump’s hush-money charges have a Nixonian ring

Trump’s New York trial is only superficially about his tawdry sex life and really about his ultimate victim: the constitution

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