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The Party Girls at the Heart of “Club Kid”

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Jordan Firstman’s directorial début “Club Kid” follows a gay promoter who discovers he’s a father, with a cast that drew from real queer family planning experiences.

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Tens of Thousands of Israelis Abroad Board Flights to Vote

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The Nathan Fielder Effect and What It Means for Reality TV

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Seabirds Navigate by the Sun — and Jet Lag Breaks Their Compass

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A Science study finds Manx shearwaters jet-lag themselves over the Atlantic, skewing their sun-based compass and producing measurable navigational errors.

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Seabirds Navigate by the Sun — and Jet Lag Breaks Their Compass

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Anthropic Embeds Outside AI Auditors With Full Internal Access

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OpenAI models hacked a crypto wallet and breached more websites

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AI Scans Psychedelic Brains and Finds Pattern, Not Chaos

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The Quiet Luxury Trend That’s Making Logos Disappear From Fashion

The ultra-wealthy are abandoning logo-heavy fashion for invisible luxury. Quiet luxury prioritizes craftsmanship over branding, reshaping status symbols.

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