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20th Century Women Mike Mills wrote and directed this very personal piece about the powerful women that shaped his life. Set in 1970s California, it features one of the best performances of Annette Bening’s career, and she’s ably supported by a wonderful cast that includes Elle Fanning, Greta Gerwig, and Billy Crudup. It’s a smart, tender film about family

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American Honey Andrea Arnold’s 2016 teen epic about a runaway (Sasha Lane) who finds herself a part of a crew of young people bouncing their way across the country — including Shia LaBeouf and Riley Keough — is the best movie on Netflix that you probably haven’t seen. With propulsive energy, an amazing soundtrack, and beautiful cinematography of the heart of America, this is a fascinating movie that deserves a look.

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is is a fascinating movie that deserves a look. Atlantics Mati Diop’s directorial debut is a tender, mesmerizing study of life on the coast of Senegal, where men often venture out for more prosperous shores, leaving the women behind. It’s a delicate, beautiful film that plays like a romance, ghost story, and study of inequality all at the same time. See it before someone recommends it to you.

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The Ballad of Buster Scruggs Joel and Ethan Coen’s Western anthology series was a part of Netflix’s brand-redefining 2018. Sure, Netflix still has a bunch of junk, but it also landed the latest from Alfonso Cuaron, the Coens, and even Orson Welles. This brilliant Western works as comedy, drama, and even a commentary on the Coens themselves. Don’t miss it.

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selves. Don’t miss it. Blaze Ethan Hawke really can do it all. The incredible actor can also direct, as evidenced by the 2018 Sundance entry about the life of the musician Blaze Foley, a famous folk artist who died too young. Ben Dickey is excellent as the title character, and the supporting cast includes Alia Shawkat, Sam Rockwell, Steve Zahn, and Kris Kristofferson. It’s a film that really gets the makeshift communities and families that form around musicians.

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The Bling Ring Sofia Coppola directed this 2013 true story about a group of young people in Los Angeles who decided to start robbing celebrities. It’s an underrated dramedy about privilege and desire, filtered through the vibrant viewpoint of its filmmaker and talented young cast, including Emma Watson and Taissa Farmiga.

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Watson and Taissa Farmiga. Bonnie and Clyde Screen violence changed forever with Arthur Penn’s 1967 telling of the story of the famous lovers turned criminals starring Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty. Often considered one of the movies that ushered in the creative era of filmmaking that would follow in the late ‘60s and through the ‘70s, what really shocked audiences was the film’s ending, something more violent than mainstream film had ever really delivered. Anyone who…

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Burning The best foreign-language film of 2018 is already on Netflix, hopefully indicating a deeper commitment by the company to present the best of international cinema to American audiences. Lee Chang-dong adapts a novella by Haruki Murakami into a riveting dissection of class and gender in modern Korea. Steven Yeun is mesmerizing as the mysterious Ben, someone who our protagonist starts to think might be a killer. Don’t miss this one.

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Carol Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara star in Todd Haynes’ poignant and heartbreaking drama about a love affair between two women at a time when that wasn’t allowed. It’s a beautifully made film with phenomenal performances from the entire cast, but it’s Blanchett and Mara that make the film.

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Casino Royale As No Time to Die has been delayed multiple times due to COVID, Netflix is here to satisfy your 007 needs with the first outing for Daniel Craig as the most famous movie spy of all time. This is easily one of the best Bond movies, a flick that redefined the character with more intense stakes and realistic action sequences. It’s a legitimately great movie, not just for what it did for its genre and the future of its legendary super spy.

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A Clockwork Orange It’s been a half-century since Stanley Kubrick made one of the most controversial films of its era in this adaptation of the 1962 Anthony Burgess novel of the same name. It’s lost none of its power, capturing a vision of a violent dystopian future in a way that, over the decades, thousands have tried to copy but no one has matched. of its legendary super spy.

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Cool Hand Luke Certain movies just find stars at the right point in their career, throwing up their magnetic charisma in all its glory. Such is the case with Stuart Rosenberg’s 1967 hit, which is exhibit A in why Paul Newman was one of the biggest stars of his generation. Newman plays Luke, a prisoner in a Florida prison camp, and the lead in a film that not only delivered one of his best performances but stands as an early entry in the counter-culture dramas that would…

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The Conjuring Is this the biggest horror movie of the 2010s? Not only did it make James Wan into a major director, but it spawned its own multiple title franchise with spin-offs like The Nun and Annabelle. Go back to the beginning and watch the first and arguably still best film in the series, a fantastic haunted house movie that revitalized the genre. And then follow it up with the excellent sequel, also on Netflix.

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Crazy Stupid Love Look at that cast! The collection of talent in this 2011 rom-com hit was impressive when it came out, but it looks even more remarkable now. Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Julianne Moore, Emma Stone, Marisa Tomei, and Kevin Bacon star in an ensemble piece about the ups and down of trying to build and maintain a relationship in the modern era.

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Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution Barack and Michelle Obama executive produced one of 2020’s best documentaries in this Netflix exclusive that originally premiered at Sundance. It’s the story of Camp Jened, a summer camp in New York in the ‘70s that was described as a “loose, free-spirited camp designed for teens with disabilities.” This isn’t just a time capsule but a look at how support and community can change people’s lives forever.

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The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo When Netflix backs a filmmaker like they did with David Fincher’s Mank, they often cycle through that director’s older titles too. And so Fincher flicks have been rotating in and out. Right now, you can watch his underrated adaptation of the Stieg Larsson thriller that became a worldwide phenomenon. Rooney Mara is fearless and fantastic in this movie.

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The Half of It Alice Wu wrote and directed a delightful coming-of-age dramedy that spins the norms. A loose retelling of Cyrano de Bergerac, it features a star-making performance from Leah Lewis as Ellie Chu, a girl who starts writing love letters for the awkward Paul Munsky (Daniel Diemer). The object of his affection, Aster Flores (Alexxis Lemire), turns out to be more than just a typical unrequited love. It’s a sweet and smart film

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The Hateful Eight Debate among yourselves if this should be on the movie or TV list, but it’s still basically the same venture that was released in theaters, only slightly reedited by Quentin Tarantino into episodes, so we say it’s a movie. And it’s an underrated one, overshadowed by the way it deals with race and gender when it was released. Just a few years later, it looks almost prescient about how divided the country would become, and it contains some of the best…

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It Takes 68 Days to Swim the Full Length of the Mississippi River kid swimming outdated life lessons On July 4, 2002, marathon swimmer Martin Steel began a journey in northern Minnesota that saw him making his way down the 2,348-mile Mississippi River in an effort to become the first person to swim its entire length. On September 9, he reached his goal, ending up in the Gulf of Mexico in Louisiana after an incredible 68-day journey. That’s about 34.5 miles a day!

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The World’s Oldest Hotel Has Been Operating Since 705 A.D. The Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan in Yamanashi, Japan, holds the Guinness World Record for being the oldest hotel in the world. The hot-spring hotel sits at the foot of the stunning Akaishi Mountains and has been in operation since it was founded by Fujiwara Mahito in 705 A.D. Since then, it’s been in the hands of some 52 generations of the same family for more than 1,300 years.

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There Is a Boston Typewriter Orchestra When you’re in the mood to play a song or two, you could grab a guitar or sit down at a piano. But for some Massachusetts residents, typewriters are the instruments of choice. The Boston Typewriter Orchestra was founded in 2004 and its members use old typewriters to produce unique sounds that they turn into music—they’ve even released an album.

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Fleas Are Among the World's Best Jumpers Take that, Olympians! Fleas use their toes and shins to jump, according to researchers at the University of Cambridge. They can spring up to seven vertical inches, more than 80 times their height.

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An Apple Can Last up to 10 Months According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, if you pick an apple off a tree, it’ll last a few weeks before it starts to soften and rot. But if you store an entire harvest under “controlled-atmosphere conditions,” it’ll last up to 10 months.

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An Apple Can Last up to 10 Months... According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, if you pick an apple off a tree, it’ll last a few weeks before it starts to soften and rot. But if you store an entire harvest under “controlled-atmosphere conditions,” it’ll last up to 10 months. So, when you buy fruit at the grocery store, the produce may not be as fresh as you expect. “Apples are harvested once a year in the U.S.,” says Alisha Albinder, a fourth-generation fruit grower.…

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The Word “Tragedy” Comes from an Ancient Greek Word Meaning “Goat Song” While “tragedy” is the word we use for a terrible event or a sad outcome, it has roots from the Middle English word “tragedie,” which can be traced back to Medieval Latin’s “tragēdia” and the Latin “tragoedia.” That word originates from the ancient Greek word “tragōidía,” meaning “goat song,” according to Oxford Dictionaries. A commonly accepted theory for the etymology is that Greek tragedies were known…

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The Creator of the Pringles Can is Buried in One The ashes of Fredric Baur, who created the iconic Pringles can in 1966, found his eternal resting place in one when he died in 2008. And FYI, his remains are in an original flavor can.

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The Wizard of Oz’s Full Name is Oscar Zoroaster Phadrig Isaac Norman Henkel Emmannuel Ambroise Diggs In the original 1900 Wonderful Wizard of Oz novel, written by author L. Frank Baum, the titular magic man revealed that his full name was actually much longer: Oscar Zoroaster Phadrig Isaac Norman Henkel Emmannuel Ambroise Diggs. In the story, Oz, as he calls himself, explains, “It was a dreadfully long name to weigh down a poor innocent child, and one of the hardest lessons…

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Penguins Used to Be Six Feet Tall Those tiny tuxedo birds we know and love today used to be the size of a high school linebacker. According to a 2017 report published in Nature Communications, there's evidence that extinct Kumimanu biceae penguins once stood close to 6 feet tall and weighed more than 200 pounds.

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There are 10 Different Ways to Pronounce the Letters “Ough” No matter how you utter “ough,” there’s a good chance you’re saying it properly. That’s because there are 10 different ways to pronounce the widely versatile sound depending on how it’s being used. For instance, in “rough” it has an “uff” sound, while in “plough” it’s more like “ow.” In “through” it’s more like “ew” and in “though” it’s like “oh.” And now you know!

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The Word for Black Belt in Japanese Translates to “First Step” We might think of people with black belts as experts in martial arts who have endured years of rigorous training. But the word used for the ranking in Japanese, “shodan,” can be broken down and translated to “first step.”

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The World's Largest Pumpkin Weighs More Than a Sports Car In 2016, Belgian native Mathias Willemijns set a new world record for growing the biggest pumpkin. The massive pumpkin weighed in at 2,624.6 pounds—that's 129.6 pounds more than an Alfa Romeo 4C sports car.

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“Natiform” Is a Term for Something That Looks Like a Bum It’s always helpful to have a proper word to accurately describe what you see. And thankfully, if you spot something that looks like a bum, you can use the term “natiform,” which refers to anything that happens to resemble buttocks. So instead of calling a person a butthead, you can call them a natiform-head and really throw them for a loop.

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Doctors Who Play Video Games More Than Three Hours a Week Make Fewer Operating Room Errors Doctors who work in the operating room may want to start playing video games. A study published in the Archives of Surgery found that doctors who played video games for more than three hours each week made 37 percent fewer surgical errors than those who didn’t. They also performed 27 percent faster and scored 42 percent better on a the test of surgical skills. According to the…

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The Average American Woman Owns Seven Pairs of Jeans and Only Wears Four How many pairs of denim do you own? And how many do you actually wear? According to a national poll featured in ShopSmart, the average American woman owns seven pairs of jeans. However, despite the fact that 85 percent of women typically wear jeans at least once a week, they only tend to wear four pairs on a regular basis.

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Dolly Parton Lost a Dolly Parton Lookalike Contest Dolly Parton entered herself into a Dolly Parton lookalike contest for drag queens in 2012 and didn't even win first place!

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An NFL Referee Can Also Get a Super Bowl Ring NFL players aren’t the only ones who can take home a Super Bowl ring. Referees who have earned the honor of officiating the sport’s biggest annual game are also recognized with the coveted pieces of jewelry. According to Fox Sports, “The officials get Super Bowl rings just like the players do. They aren’t as big as the players’ rings, but they are still valuable pieces of jewelry. These rings mean the world to the officials and…

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The Lines on the Inside of Your Wrist Have a Name If you look at the skin on the inside of your wrists, you’ll see a few lines that become deep creases when you bend your hand inwards. These grooves have a name—rasceta—in case you ever find a need to refer to them.

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New York City Is Going to Get Bigger to Prepare for Climate Change In March 2019, NYC’s Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a plan to extend Manhattan’s shoreline into the East River in order to prepare for the potentially devastating effects of climate change. By extending the island by up to 500 feet with two city blocks of parkland, they hope to create a buffer zone that will save up to 70 percent of lower Manhattan from possible future floods.

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HUMAN INTEREST | PINAKAMATANDANG TINAPAY SA BUONG MUNDO, GINAWA NOONG 1891 Kinilala bilang pinakamatandang tinapay sa buong mundo ang tinapay na matatagpuan sa History Museum ng Galati sa Romania. Ginawa ito noong 1891 at hanggang ngayon ay nananatili itong buo at naka-preserve. Ang nag-bake nito ay si Vasile Pamfile noong 1891 sa Genoa, Italy sa ika-400 na anibersaryo ng pagkakadiskubre sa bansang Amerika. Kumuha ng maliit na parte nito noong 2010 ang Faculty Of Food…

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There's a Word for When You Can’t Remember a Word There's actually a word for when you’re trying to say something and suddenly forget a specific word. It’s “lethologica.” But is there a different word for when you can’t remember the word for when you can’t remember a word? Not yet!

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The Record Lowest Temperature in the U.S. Was -80°F It can get pretty chilly in some parts of the U.S., but the coldest recorded temperature ever in the country happened in January 1971 in Prospect Creek, Alaska. While it might be hard to believe—and will certainly make you shiver at the thought—it dropped down to a staggering -80°F (-62.2°C). Brrrr!

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Male Monkeys Will Pay to Look at Female Monkeys Researchers at Duke University Medical Center have discovered that male rhesus macaques will pay—that is, give up their "juice rewards"—to check out the backsides of lady macaques. True story!

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A “Ghost Word” Is a Word that Became a Word by Error On occasion, a word finds its way into existence not because of normal linguistic evolution or a cultural reference, but rather due to a mistake like a misinterpretation or a misprint in the dictionary. These terms are called “ghost words.” For instance, in 1934, Webster’s Second New International Dictionary included the non-existent word “dord” after someone misread a note written by Austin M. Paterson, Webster’s former…

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Legal Sea Food's Clam Chowder Has Been Served at Every Presidential Inauguration Since Reagan During former President Ronald Reagan's first inauguration in 1981, he insisted that food from every state be included. Legal Sea Foods' clam chowder was to represent Massachusetts and has been at every inauguration since then. President Donald Trump nearly ended the tradition, until it was decided days before his inaugural ceremonies to serve the dish.

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The Burnt Part of a Candlewick Is Called the “Snaste” While it might be a word that you won’t find yourself using any time soon, the burnt part of a candlewick is called the “snaste.”

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Horseshoe Crabs Have Eyes All Over Their Bodies Horseshoe crabs have 10 eyes in total, including ones near their mouth, on the top of their shell, and down their tail.

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Lenny Kravitz and Al Roker Are Related While the mild-mannered weatherman and the rock star may have drastically different demeanors, they're actually pretty closely related: Al Roker and Lenny Kravitz share a great-great-grandfather.

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A Shrimp's Heart Is in Its Head A shrimp exoskeleton is divided into two distinct parts: one that contains its head, and one that includes the tail. The shrimp's heart is located in the former section, behind its face and stomach.

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Three Presidents Have Died on July 4th John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe all passed away on Independence Day.

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Scientists Believe They've Found Fossils from the Day the Asteroid Killed the Dinosaurs At a location in Tanis, North Dakota, University of Kansas PhD student Robert DePalma found a “treasure trove” of fossilized freshwater fish, trees, and marine ammonites that appear to be from the day an asteroid hit the Earth. The impact created the Chicxulub crater and triggered a tsunami that killed a mix of land and sea organisms that were found together in the area. David Burnham,…

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Barry Manilow Wrote the State Farm and Band-Aid Jingles In addition to co-writing hits like "Copacabana" and "Mandy," Barry Manilow has authored a number of famous jingles. This includes the iconic "Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there" jingle, and the classic, "I am stuck on Band-Aid brand ‘cause Band-Aid's stuck on me."

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The “ManhattAnt” Is a Species of Ant Unique to New York City In 2012, scientists discovered the “ManhattAnt,” a previously unknown species of the insect that appears to exclusively live in New York City where Broadway meets 63rd street and also 76th street. They believe the critter, which is related to the cornfield ant, may have evolved on its own due to its isolation in the city. The ant has adapted to its warmer, drier, concrete-covered environment.