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bostonglobe.com | Chris Vognar
Taron Egerton, the wiry, bantam-energy Welsh actor who stars in the new arson thriller “Smoke” (out June 27 on Apple TV+), has perfected a smile that conveys anything but good cheer. It’s the smile of an insecure narcissist, or a psycho who covers up under studied bravado and fools most people most of the time. And somehow these qualities make Egerton most effective playing dangerous Americans who don’t think they’ll ever get caught.
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3 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Chris Vognar
10 hours agoYellowstone-Ersatz erobert Netflix im Sturm: Nur eine deutsche Serie ist noch beliebterVor wenigen Tagen startete bei Netflix eine vielversprechende Serie, die Yellowstone-Fans sehr glücklich machen dürfte. In den Streaming-Charts …4 hours ago300 Zoll großer Beamer für grandiose Heimkino-Erlebnisse: Mit 4K und Netflix-AppWer träumt nicht von einem eigenen Heimkino?
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rollingstone.com | Chris Vognar
June 24, 2025 Trainwreck: Poop Cruise Netflix You can tell a lot about people by how they behave in a crisis.
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yahoo.com | Chris Vognar
Generate Key TakeawaysTrainwreck: Poop Cruise - Credit: NetflixYou can tell a lot about people by how they behave in a crisis. And it’s safe to say the voyage of the Carnival Triumph, better known as the Poop Cruise, was an icky, smelly, particularly grotesque kind of crisis — and that brought out some wild behavior. It happened way back in 2013, but chances are some of the details are emblazoned in your memory.
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1 week ago | 
wsj.com | Chris Vognar
Charlie Chaplin was already an international celebrity and king of silent cinema when he made “The Gold Rush,” his Klondike comedy adventure that had its premiere 100 years ago this month at Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. But there was still a great deal riding on the production.
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houstonchronicle.com | Chris Vognar
Deportation officers with Enforcement and Removal Operations in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's New York City field office make an arrest in the Bronx borough of New York, Dec. 17, 2024. Julia Demaree Nikhinson/API’ve been thinking a lot about Martin Niemöller lately. The name of this German Lutheran pastor might not ring a bell, but you are likely familiar with his most famous work.
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2 weeks ago | 
rogerebert.com | Chris Vognar
More of your favorite artists die as you get older. These days we usually get the news via social media, which still makes for a nice, democratic forum for public mourning. Sometimes the news gets me emotional; often it doesn't. Many of my fallen heroes led long lives, and they accomplished a lot during their time on the planet. They shuffled off this mortal coil with heads held high. My reaction is often fond reminiscence more than grief.
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2 weeks ago | 
bostonglobe.com | Chris Vognar
It has an American creator, a Scottish setting, and a varied UK cast. It’s based on a Danish novel. The buzzy new crime thriller “Dept. Q” is about as international as an English-language series can get. And that would be a really big deal – if it wasn’t on Netflix. For those who haven’t watched, “Dept. Q” follows haggard police detective Carl Morck (a career-best performance from the English actor Matthew Goode) as he reels from a shooting that left his partner paralyzed.
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2 weeks ago | 
terra.com.br | Chris Vognar
Stockton Rush, o falecido CEO da OceanGate que morreu com outras quatro pessoas quando seu submersível Titan implodiu em junho de 2023, admirava o que chamava de energia de "pau grande" de empresários como Elon Musk e Jeff Bezos. Ele era obcecado pelo Titanic. Tinha o hábito de demitir quem discordava de seus julgamentos. E levou adiante o mergulho fatal mesmo após vários engenheiros e especialistas alertarem que o submersível estava condenado ao fracasso.
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2 weeks ago | 
rollingstone.com.br | Chris Vognar
LISTA RSO novo documentário do serviço de streaming detalha o mergulho condenado que matou cinco pessoas, incluindo o criador do submersível, Stockton RushChris VognarPublicado em 11/06/2025, às 11h33COMPARTILHEStockton Rush, o falecido CEO da OceanGate que morreu com outras quatro pessoas quando seu submersível Titanimplodiu em junho de 2023, admirava o que chamava de energia de “pau grande” de empresários como Elon Musk e Jeff Bezos. Ele era obcecado pelo Titanic.
