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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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âThe Final Problemâ series review: The meta game is afoot (opens the original)
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It is 1959 on Santa Ãgueda, an island near Mallorca. The island is a slice of paradise with only one hotel run by the redoubtable Mrs. Auslander (Maribel Verdú). A fierce storm strands the guests on Santa Ãgueda. One of the guests, Elisa (Paloma Bloyd), is found dead, apparently by suicide. As bodies pile up, and with no way of contacting the police (the storm destroys the radio), everyone is a suspect. Benjamin Basil (Jose Coronado), an actor past his prime, was on a yacht with Fonseca (Gonz
Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson charm in action comedy (opens the original)
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There is a lot to enjoy about Runner, including Alan Ritchson’s considerable star power, his excellent chemistry with Owen Wilson and the nifty action sequences. Runner, incidentally, is not to be confused with Gal Gadot running all over London to the tune of Miley Cyrus’ ‘Heart of Glass’. That was The Runner, which nevertheless shares the “child in peril” plot with Scott Waugh’s Runner. Ritchson, after successfully handing the baton to his Master Sergeant in Neagley, is now Hank, a former Navy
Benedict Cumberbatch interview: Why âHow to Live on Earthâ left him âturbochargedâ (opens the original)
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Benedict Cumberbatch is possibly the only person who can get away with using a word like âtrepidatiousâ in conversation. The actor, who captured our collective imagination as Sherlock, and has gone on to comfortably inhabit the MCU, as well as smaller films, used the word when talking about presenting How to Live on Earth. The Open Planet documentary premiered on YouTube on September 20. Speaking over a video call from London, Benedict says the question, âHow to live on Earth?â, fascinat
âReacherâ Season 4 review: Alan Ritchson continues to punch heads and influence people in an uneven outing (opens the original)
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Season 4 of Reacher should have been an explosive ride. It is based on 2009âs Gone Tomorrow, the 13th book in Lee Childâs bestselling series, and features a deadly female antagonist. This is one fight Reacher cannot win by brute force. Unlike Season 3âs gigantic Paulie, Reacherâs adversary this time is a woman with a nasty penchant for and skill with knives. The itinerant ex-MP, as we know, is not a fan of knives. The book unpacks the mystery as a series of chess moves, and the closer Re
âThe Paperâ Season 2 review: Domhnall Gleeson and friends bring earnest charisma to the Toledo Truth Tellerâs latest exploits (opens the original)
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At the end of Season 1 of The Office spinoff, The Paper, the Toledo Truth Teller had won three awards and Ned (Domhnall Gleeson) the editor, and Mare (Chelsea Frei), the star reporter, had admitted their feelings for each other, though Ned was worried about the future. The newspaper shares office space and volunteer journalists with Softees, a toilet paper brand, that sells much more than the Toledo Truth Teller. Season 2 opens with Ned hoping to ask the CEO, Marv (Allan Havey) for money to run
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