Nick Pope

1 week ago | esquire.com | Nick Pope

You have to feel for Tom Hardy. Every time the Venom star is required to wear a suit, he is destined for weeks of chatter about why he should be the next James Bond. It’s a familiar predicament for any handsome British actor with access to a trouser press right now, but nobody gets the 007 rumor mill turning like Hardy. We’ve been guilty of it ourselves. But why not? He'd be a good pick. So what to do?

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Nick Pope

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."You have to feel for Tom Hardy. Every time the Venom star is required to wear a suit, he is destined for weeks of chatter about why he should be the next James Bond. It’s a familiar predicament for any handsome British actor with access to a trouser press right now, but nobody gets the 007 rumor mill turning like Hardy. We’ve been guilty of it ourselves. But why not? He’d be a good pick. So what to do?

1 week ago | conservativedailynews.com | Nick Pope

A Washington, D.C., court ordered University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann to pay nearly $500,000 in legal fees combined to the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) and writer Rand Simberg on Thursday, 13 years after Mann first filed a defamation suit against the writer and think tank. In February 2024, Mann initially won his defamation trial against conservative writers Mark Steyn and Simberg, both of whom criticized his “hockey stick” climate model as flawed.

2 weeks ago | dailycallernewsfoundation.org | Nick Pope

A Washington, D.C., court ordered University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann to nearly $500,000 in legal fees combined to the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) and writer Rand Simberg on Thursday, 13 years after Mann first filed a defamation suit against the writer and think tank. In February 2024, Mann initially won his defamation trial against conservative writers Mark Steyn and Simberg, both of whom criticized his “hockey stick” climate model as flawed.

2 weeks ago | esquire.com | Nick Pope

Sono finiti i tempi in cui il sakè era una bevanda da consumare a fine pasto nei ristoranti cinesi o giapponesi. Oggi, infatti, è possibile gustare un bicchiere di sakè come se fosse un distillato o un liquore qualsiasi in un qualsiasi bar di periferia o del centro città.