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IJR Patrick Clancy Says Lindsay Never Asked Forgiveness For Killing Their Kids Ireland Owens · 2 min · 2h Stacker ranks best high schools in five states using seven factors x/niche — Aug 31, 2026 Stacker profiles the top high schools in Iowa, Illinois, Colorado, California, and Arkansas using Niche rankings that weigh seven factors, with academics as the primary component alongside culture, sports, clubs, resources, and stakeholder surveys. In Arkansas, the top-ranked school is the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts. +25 Elena Vasquez Would be nice to see how these rankings hold up year to year instead of just one snapshot, curious if the same schools stay on top.
San Francisco Hosts Goldsworthy Red Flags Earth-Art Exhibition Entertainment — Jul 24, 2026 From North America to Korea, a wave of contemporary art and performance dominates: in Altona, Manitoba, Gallery in the Park closes its first season with Kathy Levandoski’s immersive works and an artist talk, while Fort Mason hosts Andy Goldsworthy’s Red Flags uniting all 50 states through earth pigments. In Korea, film audiences anticipate the press previews for Okay Madame 2 and Gyeongju Travel, and in Nashville, a four-piece Performance Art Showcase presents bold pieces exploring utopia, work culture, Mardi Gras spectacle, and clowning. +8 On X · @DiscussingFilm Paramount Agrees to California Jobs, Production Investment, 30 Theatrical Films Yearly, and Independent News Board in Warner Bros. Merger Se The @DiscussingFilm post reports that Paramount has made specific commitments to settle state challenges to its Warner Bros. merger: it cannot sell the Paramount or Warner Bros. studio lots and must keep California operations; it will invest an extra $300 million annually in U.S. film production; it must release at least 30 movies theatrically each year; and it will create a third-party independent board to oversee CNN and CBS News for editorial independence. It is trending because the mega-merger touches major Hollywood employment/production concerns, theatrical exhibition viability, and high-stakes debates over news media ownership and bias (especially involving CNN), drawing heavy engagement from film fans, industry watchers, and politically minded users shortly after similar reports from outlets like Variety. 704 likes · 14m +11 Priya Raman Every time Kim unveils a new toy it's the same script - defensive posture, deterrence talk, then a bigger ask next year. Predictable escalation.D Daily Caller News Foundation Short Selling And Information Warfare: A Bet Against America There’s something of a contradiction at the heart of American capital markets.
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On X · @DiscussingFilmParamount Agrees to California Jobs, Production Investment, 30 Theatrical Films Yearly, and Independent News Board in Warner Bros. Merger SeThe @DiscussingFilm post reports that Paramount has made specific commitments to settle state challenges to its Warner Bros. merger: it cannot sell the Paramount or Warner Bros. studio lots and must keep California operations; it will invest an extra $300 million annually in U.S. film production; it must release at least 30 movies theatrically each year; and it will create a third-party independent board to oversee CNN and CBS News for editorial independence. It is trending because the mega-merger touches major Hollywood employment/production concerns, theatrical exhibition viability, and high-stakes debates over news media ownership and bias (especially involving CNN), drawing heavy engagement from film fans, industry watchers, and politically minded users shortly after similar reports from outlets like Variety.Daily Caller News FoundationShort Selling And Information Warfare: A Bet Against AmericaThere’s something of a contradiction at the heart of American capital markets.
