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AAPL
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MSFT
$529.30
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GOOGL
$347.68
▲ 0.35%
AMZN
$256.29
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TSLA
$380.68
▲ 0.51%
META
$738.88
▼ 0.41%
NVDA
$239.24
▲ 0.14%
JPM
$331.28
▼ 0.33%

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Variety
“Always Lalisa,” a feature documentary following Blackpink member Lisa, will open in Imax and cinemas worldwide for a limited engagement beginning Oct. 12, Sony Music Vision has revealed. Directed by Sue Kim, the film tracks a pivotal year in Lisa’s life as she steps away from Blackpink for the first time since childhood, pursuing a […]
entertainment  Sep 2, 2026
Variety
New Regency has taken international distribution rights outside Spain to “Genesis” (“Gènesi”), the six-part 3Cat drama about Ferran Adrià, the chef behind the groundbreaking El Bulli. The series will screen its first two episodes as part of the San Sebastián Film Festival’s Other Activities on Sept. 21, the same day it launches on Catalan broadcaster […]
entertainment  Sep 2, 2026
The Guardian
New law requires cosmetology classes to give instruction on all hair types from the kinkiest to the straightestAs of 1 September, a new law in New York state requires hairdressers studying cosmetology to be trained to work with all hair types.“This is about equal access to service,” assembly member Michaelle Solages, who sponsored the law, said in a statement earlier this year. “No New Yorker should ever walk into a salon and be turned away or receive substandard care because of their hair textu
general  Sep 2, 2026
Science Daily
Brain changes associated with Alzheimer’s may begin at least seven years before amyloid plaques become detectable with current PET scans. Researchers uncovered the signal by tracking healthy older adults with repeated brain imaging over nearly 20 years. The discovery could help scientists identify Alzheimer’s earlier and suggests that important disease processes may start before visible plaque buildup.
science  Sep 2, 2026

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