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The Fire Inside: Why Rachel Morrison, the First Woman Nominated for the Cinematography Oscar, Moved to Directing
Anne Thompson
Gritty and authentic was what Rachel Morrison, the first woman cinematographer nominated for an Oscar (Mudbound) was seeking for her directing debut, The Fire Inside. Released on Christmas Day, t ...[Continue Reading]
IndieWire
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Could Joe Burrow really win NFL MVP? His stats say yes. Precedent doesn't.
Andrew Greif
To win the NFLs Most Valuable Player award, it wont be enough for Joe Burrow to produce league-leading statistics.Cincinnatis quarterback would also have to do something evenharder: upset decades o ...[Continue Reading]
NBC News
1 day ago
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Merson: Amorim must realise PL is different planet to Portuguese football
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Ruben Amorim must realise the Premier League is on a different planet to Portuguese football, says Paul Merson, as Manchester United prepare to face Liverpool on Super Sunday. The manager - who repl ...[Continue Reading]
Sky Sports
1 day ago
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How human wrecking-ball Delap is leading Ipswich's survival charge
Ben Grounds
If there is hope for Ipswich Town, then it comes in the sizeable frame of Liam Delap. The 21-year-old's latest all-action performance helped the Tractor Boys triumph at Portman Road at the 10th time ...[Continue Reading]
Sky Sports
1 day ago
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Minteh magic in 2025? Brighton winger's massive potential
Adam Bate
Yankuba Minteh was one of the stars of the early part of the Premier League season before injury disrupted his progress. But there are signs that Brighton's summer signing from Newcastle is ready to ...[Continue Reading]
Sky Sports
1 day ago
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Crumple Zone: What Car Crashes Reveal About Human Hubris and Fragility
Sara Mitchell
Crumple zones are a standard safety feature in modern vehicles. Upon impact, your car is designed to crush, mangle, and deform itself in a controlled manner. It absorbs the energy of the crash upon i ...[Continue Reading]
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