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TIFF 2025: Fuze, Glenrothan, The Last Viking | Festivals & Awards

The title for “Fuze” fills the screen, accompanied by loud house music, and the smeary credits that follow are over in a blink. From its first frame, this thing moves—so much so, moving so fast through its set-up, that initially it’s a little tricky to tell exactly what the hell is happening, or who these

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Hulu K-Drama “Tempest” Grapples with the Inevitability of War and the Dream of Peace | TV/Streaming

Following the success of “Squid Game,” the storytelling flair found in Korean dramas has reached new heights in popularity. As with every style of television from every country, there have been pops and fizzles; still, there’s something about the imaginative plots and constant cliffhangers that pulls American viewers back to our screens for more K-drama.

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Fall 2025 Press Roundup — Omaha Fashion Week

Want to relive your Omaha Fashion Week experience? We’ve rounded up all the photos, blog features, and press coverage from the August 2025 season…all in one place for your viewing pleasure! Stay up-to-date as we share more coverage from the season by following us on Facebook and Instagram. Source link

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TIFF 2025: Wasteman, Winter of the Crow, Charlie Harper | Festivals & Awards

Interesting leading men and women dominate this unusual dispatch, one that gathers films that have almost nothing in common on paper, itself a testament to the variety of styles one can find at a festival as broad-reaching as TIFF. The best of the three is the intense, unforgiving “Wasteman,” another evidence exhibit in the case

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Back to Duality: James Sweeney and Dylan O’Brien on “Twinless” | Interviews

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before, though that seems unlikely: two guys walk into a twin bereavement support group and uncover an unexpected rapport. Before long, they’ve formed a friendship that—somewhere between mutual healing and toxic codependency—leaves them considering, and quietly hoping, that they’ve somehow stumbled back across their other halves.  To say

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Dine Out During Omaha Restaurant Week

What Type of Omaha Restaurant Week Diner Are You? Omaha Restaurant Week Week runs Sept. 12–21, bringing back 10 delicious days of prix fixe, three- course dinners across the city. In 2025, 58 restaurants will offer special menus at set price points — $20, $30, $40 and $50 per person — making it

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Omaha Zoo

Zoo Welcomes Vice President of Guest Experience, Mandy Haase-Thomas

We are excited to welcome Mandy Haase-Thomas as the new Vice President of Guest Experience at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium and Lee G. Simmons Wildlife Safari Park. A proven leader in organizational operations, Mandy brings nearly two decades of experience creating meaningful, engaging experiences for guests of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Prior

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Venice Film Festival 2025: Remake, Nuestra Tierra, Kim Novak’s Vertigo | Festivals & Awards

Venice had a remarkable non-fiction portion of its 2025 program, including new films by Werner Herzog and Laura Poitras (both covered here). The programmers for Venice don’t fall for generic documentaries shaped by anecdotes told by talking heads, leaning instead on the projects that say as much about their creators as their subjects. Ross McElwee,

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Do You Hear Your Trees? They’re Crying: Graham Greene (1952—2025) | Tributes

One of my earliest memories of watching something on-screen was seeing reruns of the Canadian children’s television series “The Adventures of Dudley the Dragon” on television throughout the day. In it, Graham Greene plays Mr. Crabby Tree, a wisecracking tree who, while frequently in a bad mood, eventually comes around to the incessant questions of

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