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CNN —It’s hard to believe that it’s been over eight years since viewers were first introduced to the mysterious and intriguingly retro show “Stranger Things,” and even harder to believe that it’s soon all coming to an end. Noah Schnapp, who plays Will Byers on “Stranger Things” and was the first to experience the nefarious “Upside Down” in Hawkins, Indiana back in Season 1, wrote a tribute on Instagram. Sharing a photo of himself with his castmates as youngsters from the first season, Wolfhard wrote that he’s “still in shock” about his work on the final season coming to an end. A bunch of goofy young people making something they think is cool but really have no clue what’s to come,” Wolfhard wrote. See you all next year.”Schnapp ended his tribute with a heartfelt note of gratitude, writing, “‘Stranger Things’ was more than a job; it was a lifelong dream.
Persons: CNN —, it’s, Noah Schnapp, Will Byers, I’ve, ” Schnapp, , Ross Duffer, They’ve, — they’ve, Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Mike Wheeler, Will’s, Wolfhard, he’s, I’ll, ” Wolfhard, , Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Sadie Sink, Priah Ferguson, Joseph Quinn, Maya Hawke, Jamie Campbell Bower Organizations: CNN, Netflix Locations: Hawkins , Indiana
And it’s really true,” Ferrell told NBC News of filming the documentary, which releases Friday on Netflix, in an interview with Greenbaum and Steele. “On that third day, you really settle into just hanging out the way you would if there weren’t cameras there, and I think that corresponds with what you see.”Harper Steele and Will Ferrell in "Will & Harper." In response, Ferrell wrote back a message of support, adding that he’d like to talk about it sometime. “When you come out as trans, you’re introducing a kind of vulnerability that turns out to be very special, so I leaned into it.”Harper Steele and Will Ferrell in "Will & Harper." “When we explained, ‘I’m with my friend Harper, and she just transitioned,’ it wasn’t even a question to them.
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A post in the historical documents section featured the image of a framed item purporting to contain a fragment of George Washington’s tent. The tent fragment came with a note saying it was taken from George Washington's tent that was on display in 1907. Symbols of Washington’s leadershipGeorge Washington’s tents, as explained by the museum, have nearly 250 years of history. Two hundred years ago, he started cutting away pieces of George Washington’s tents as souvenirs. Can you imagine the information and the things that were said within that tent?” Moore asked rhetorically.
Persons: Richard “ Dana ” Moore, George Washington’s, ” Moore, George Washington's, Moore, , “ There’s, I’m, Susan Bowen, Matthew Skic, ” Skic, John Burns, Mary Custis Lee, Washington’s, Martha, Lee’s, George Washington Parke Custis, “ George Washington Parke Custis, Parke Custis, Skic, Burns, Organizations: CNN, Virginia Colony, Museum, American, Smithsonian Locations: Jamestown, Virginia, , Philadelphia, Norfolk , Virginia
As a child, I was not fast or coordinated or interested in anything that involved chasing, catching or otherwise playing ball. But in the long, cold and gloomy spring of 2020, I found myself the mother of an 8-year-old son who wanted nothing more than to play ball. My husband was game, but Will’s appetite for catch was voracious. American film and literature are threaded through with stories of fathers and sons playing ball, from Donald Hall’s essays “Fathers Playing Catch With Sons” to a father appearing on the baseball diamond in “Field of Dreams,” transcending death to participate in a game of catch with his son. But as I picked up a glove, the imagined maleness of the game offered me a certain freedom.
Persons: Hitler, Donald Hall’s, , Will Locations: Germany
Behind Diane sat her husband, Claud Lee “Tex” McIver, an attorney with powerful political connections, with a gun in his lap. Claud "Tex" McIver enters the courtroom holding a bible filled with papers before his sentencing at the Fulton County courthouse in Atlanta in May 2018. A family photo of Tex McIver and his wife, Diane. “There is no doubt that Tex McIver depended on his wife’s money,” defense attorney Bruce Harvey said in trial. Tex McIver pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of his wife, Diane, on Friday, January 26, 2024.
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A Crossword Anniversary
  + stars: | 2023-11-26 | by ( David Leonhardt | More About David Leonhardt | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
Will Shortz celebrated his 30th anniversary as The Times’s Crossword editor this week. He is one of only four Crossword editors since 1942, when the paper began publishing puzzles as a way to offer relief to readers overwhelmed by war news. To mark Will’s anniversary, I interviewed him by email for today’s newsletter. I’m grateful to crossword devotees who suggested some of today’s questions. But what have been the biggest changes to the puzzle during the past 30 years?
Persons: Will Shortz, ” Lester Markel, Arthur Hays Sulzberger, David Leonhardt, I’ve Locations: Pearl
Smith’s appearance with their two children, Jaden and Willow, and his son Trey Smith, was apparently a surprise for Pinkett Smith. “It is a sloppy public experiment in unconditional love,” he said, a description that prompted Pinkett Smith to double over in laughter. “Will and me are good,” Pinkett Smith told Laura Coates of CNN, who moderated Wednesday night’s discussion. Pinkett Smith told The Associated Press that she is feeling free since opening up about the separation. “It’s a weight off my shoulders, honestly,” Pinkett Smith said in an AP interview this week.
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SEATTLE (AP) — The city of Seattle will pay $1.86 million to the family of a man who died of a heart attack after a caution note attached to his address delayed medics' response. William Yurek, 48, died in his town house in 2021 after his son called 911 and arriving Seattle Fire Department medics initially waited outside for law enforcement before entering, The Seattle Times reported. The family alleged Yurek was wrongly included on a blacklist of people known to be hostile to police and fire crews. As Yurek’s condition worsened, his then 13-year-old son called 911 again and was told help was on the way, even though medics had already arrived. “From the beginning, the family wanted the city to take responsibility,” Lindquist said.
Persons: William Yurek, Yurek, Mark Lindquist, Tim Robinson, Robinson, Lindquist, , ” Lindquist, “ That’s, Organizations: SEATTLE, Seattle Fire Department, Seattle Times, Seattle Police Department Locations: Seattle
No Labels May Re-Elect Donald Trump
  + stars: | 2023-05-03 | by ( William A. Galston | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +1 min
Wonder Land: A beside-the-point president is the best thing that has ever happened to the progressive centralization project. But its success in 2024 depends on whether Republicans back Trump or not. Images: Warner Bros/Kobal/Shutterstock/AP/Zuma Press Composite: Mark KellyGeorge Will is the latest commentator to view with equanimity the prospect of a No Labels-led bipartisan presidential campaign. In 2010 I helped start No Labels to foster bipartisan solutions to our country’s most important problems. Last month, after more than a decade, I felt compelled to resign in disagreement over its decision to launch a bipartisan presidential campaign.
I had no intention of watching the Netflix docuseries “Harry & Meghan,” the first three episodes of which dropped Dec. 8. I want to admire Harry and Meghan. The fact is, I’ve always liked Meghan and Harry. I’m not sure if the point of “Harry & Meghan” was to make people feel sorry for them, but that’s certainly one of the messages I got, and I found it cringeworthy. I want to admire Harry and Meghan.
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