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I still haven’t seen Spider-Man: Brand New Day so I’m hardly in a position to approve or disapprove of Matt Walsh’s 26-minute review, but I love what he says regardless. It made me feel so happy, so soothed. Walsh hates the Spider-Man fanboys like I do.

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As much as I despise former president Joe Biden for deciding to run for re-election in ’22 and thereby ushering in a second Donald Trump term, I’m genuinely sorry that his cancer affliction is getting worse. “The cancer has spread, metastasized into his bones and further,” Hunter Biden recently told ​BBC’s Newsnight. “It’s very painful ...

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…as watching surfers wipe out on huge waves. Excluding the Nazare waves, that is…I would want anyone to experience a calamity of that magnitude. But watching guys manage perfect curl maneuvers over and over and over is boring. Failure is where it’s at.

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I’ve never seriously looked at buying a good hearing aid because (a) I can hear well enough (I only have trouble when I’m talking to chronic mumblers, especially during loud parties), (b) I resent having to pay out of pocket — why can’t my insurance (Medicare + United Health) cover the purchase?, (c) the ones ...

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In Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord (Neon, 10.9), the ending offers a glimpse of magical realism. I’m not going to spoil it but the film, which is about a politically persecuted religious family of five headed by Sebastian Stan‘s Mihai Gheorghiu (dad) and Renate Reinsve‘s Lisbet (wife/mom), ends with a shot of a young Norwegian girl (Henrikke ...

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