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2 weeks ago | 
criticalpopcorn.com | Dan Bullock |Nick Bartlett |Matt Dennis
What if The Bear, but in Revolutionary France? Apple TV’s upcoming drama Carême follows the life of the real-life culinary wunderkind who became the world’s first ‘celebrity’ chef Antonin Carême, played here by Benjamin Voisin. Born to humble origins, we first meet Carême working with his father as a chocolatier, concocting the large decorative dishes he became famous for, whilst playing Don Juan to a coterie of Parisian women.
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bloomberg.com | Anthony Palazzo |Nick Bartlett
(Bloomberg) -- Air France-KLM’s top executive said the carrier is cutting prices to keep its transatlantic economy cabins full as airlines grapple with signs of faltering international travel demand. The European airline is seeing “slight softness” for economy-class fares and “relative stability” in its premium cabins, Chief Executive Officer Ben Smith said on Wednesday. The trends have not pushed the company to shift its flying capacity so far, he said, but a recession would pose new risks.
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2 weeks ago | 
criticalpopcorn.com | Dan Bullock |Nick Bartlett
Directed by Kevin Macdonald, and co-directed and edited by Sam Rice-Edwards, One to One: John & Yoko is a creative documentary that takes you on an illuminating political, societal and music-encapsulated journey.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Nick Bartlett
Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd pared back its winter flight schedule from London to New York and Seattle, while adding capacity to other US destinations as trade frictions muddle the demand outlook for transatlantic air travel. Starting in late October, the UK airline now plans four flights a day instead of five from its London Heathrow base to New York’s John F. Kennedy International airport, it said Tuesday in an emailed statement. Flights to Seattle will be lowered to four per week from seven.
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2 weeks ago | 
criticalpopcorn.com | Dan Bullock |Nick Bartlett
Sometimes you just need to be swept off down the Italian coast in a soft sensual rush of warm sunshine and radiant hopefulness, and this trailer for Paolo Sorrentino’s Parthenope looks set to certainly revel in that romanticism.
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2 weeks ago | 
criticalpopcorn.com | Dan Bullock |Nick Bartlett
It feels good to be excited for Superman again, after the constant fear of what a certain ZS might do next, despite any genuine intentions (and I always liked Man of Steel) but the rest often lacked in true connection, drowning in style over substance – but I feel that James Gunn knows what the heart of these stories mean, as we’ve seen it in in other films, often arriving from the most unexpected places. Coming to UK and Irish cinemas in the UK on 11th July, from Warner Bros.
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2 weeks ago | 
criticalpopcorn.com | Dan Bullock |Nick Bartlett
So, despite loving TRON and TRON: Legacy, I wasn’t really sure where TRON: Ares was going to take us, and I can’t deny an inkling of the ‘unsure’ with a certain Mr Leto, who absolutely gives all – but always feels a little aloof in characters, which can make it difficult to lean into the story.
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2 weeks ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Mary Schlangenstein |Kate Duffy |Nick Bartlett
A week before US President Donald Trump unveiled sweeping global tariffs, executives from Europe’s biggest airlines gathered in Brussels and provided an upbeat outlook for travel demand between the two continents this summer. “Let’s not be misdirected by the obvious strains we have on the transatlantic relationship,” Deutsche Lufthansa AG Chief Executive Officer Carsten Spohr said on a panel with other airline leaders.
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2 weeks ago | 
oregonsportsnews.com | Nick Bartlett
I wrote a piece about running with a visually impaired student a couple of years ago. It was an incredible experience, something I’d never even thought about being a part of. The kid was a long-distance runner, so we would run through the woods while holding a court with a little wiffle ball in the center that kept us bound. A couple of years later, I’m reliving this opportunity in a slightly different manner.
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2 weeks ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Mary Schlangenstein |Kate Duffy |Nick Bartlett
A week before US President Donald Trump unveiled sweeping global tariffs, executives from Europe’s biggest airlines gathered in Brussels and provided an upbeat outlook for travel demand between the two continents this summer. “Let’s not be misdirected by the obvious strains we have on the transatlantic relationship,” Deutsche Lufthansa AG Chief Executive Officer Carsten Spohr said on a panel with other airline leaders.
