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SCIENCE
Bizarre Quantum Universe | Scientific American
Bizarre Quantum Universe Even how matter exists in the first place is a mystery to physicists By Andrea Gawrylewski In 2022 three scientists won the Nobel Prize in Physics for proving something astonishing: the universe is not locally real. In other words, particles don’t have fixed properties until they are measured. Although it seems to counter everything we perceive, the…
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CELEBRITY
Cara Delevingne, Girlfriend Minke Attend 2025 WeHo Pride Parade
This rare sighting comes nearly a year after the “Heartbeat” singer celebrated their second-year anniversary last June. “Happy anniversary to my kind, patient, limby, yummy, hilariously funny partner who makes me want to dance even though I’m terrible at it and inspires me to be a better version of myself,” she wrote on Instagram at the time, sharing several intimate photos from…
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GAMING
Face the Horrors of the Ocean in Submersed 2: The Hive, on Xbox Today
Summary Action, Mystery and Horror. Dive into the unknown. Available today. Locate survivors in the underwater station while facing terrors lurking in the dark waters. Plunge into a chilling sci-fi horror experience deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean in Submersed 2: The Hive. Developed by Spanish studio Main Loop Videogames, this first-person action-horror adventure surfaces for Xbox One and Xbox X|S…
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CULTURE
Alan Yentob 1947-2025 — Jewish Renaissance
The BBC broadcaster has died aged 78. David Herman looks back at his influential career in TV Alan Yentob was one of the key figures in the golden age of BBC television in the late 20th century. He joined the organisation as a trainee in 1968. By 1973 he was working on BBC1’s flagship arts documentary series Omnibus. He produced…
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EDUCATION
For 49 days, we’ve counted the Omer and examined our spiritual selves. Happy Shavuot! – United Hebrew Congregation Terre Haute
Starting on the second night of Passover, we began the period of the Counting of the Omer, which in Jewish tradition helps us with spiritual preparation for our next festival, Shavuot (when we celebrate Moses’s receiving the Law at Mount Sinai). This period represents the time between our liberation from slavery and our formation as a people in covenant with…
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MOVIE
BRAND NEW DAY’s Villains, but Is a Delay on the Horizon? — GeekTyrant
It sounds like we’re getting closer to knowing who the wall-crawler will be facing off against next in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. According to insider Daniel Richtman, offers have officially gone out to actors for both the film’s male and female villains. We don’t know the names just yet, but if true, this is a clear signal that the casting…
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FASHION
The Nazi ‘fashion house’ where Jews were forced to make clothes – Daily Mail
The Nazi ‘fashion house’ where Jews were forced to make clothes Daily Mail Source link
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MUSIC
Japanese Composer Yasunao Tone Dies at 90
Yasunao Tone, the avant-garde composer and artist who was a key player in the Japanese wing of the Fluxus movement, died in a New York hospital on Monday, May 12, The New York Times reports. Tone co-founded the influential music and art outfits Group Ongaku and Team Random in Tokyo, before moving to New York in the early 1970s and…
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SHOWS
Performer of the Month – May 2025
It’s time to submit your nominations for our May performer of the Month 2025! We love to read your comments, so sound off below letting us know who you have nominated and why. If you are new to this feature, please read the rules below. Please note that a performer can now only win once per year and a show…
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SPORTS
‘The Fredy Hirsch Story’: Animated doc to tell story of Prague-based Jewish youth leader – The Prague Reporter
‘The Fredy Hirsch Story’: Animated doc to tell story of Prague-based Jewish youth leader The Prague Reporter Source link
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