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    Movies

    In Defense of PG-13 Horror

    Not everyone needs a scary movie that goes to the darkest extremes. Here’s why milder horror films can still pack a punch.

    By Kellina Moore

    PRINT EDITIONPG-13 Horror Isn’t Dead. It’s Just Underrated.|March 14, 2024, Page C3
    Sprouse and Newton in “Lisa Frankenstein.”
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    Business

    PG&E Seeks Approval to Sell Stake in Its Power Operations

    California’s largest utility said its proposed deal with the global investment firm KKR could reduce customer rates by $100 million over 20 years.

    By Ivan Penn

    PRINT EDITIONPG&E Looks to Sell Stake In Its Power Operations|May 1, 2024, Page B2
    The investment by KKR comes as Pacific Gas & Electric reshapes its operations and image after a series of wildfires led the utility to seek bankruptcy protection in 2019 after amassing tens of billions of dollars in liability.
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    Opinion

    我叫康妮。她们也叫康妮。我们是美国的“康妮一代”

    一直以来，我都认为我名字的故事很特别；我不知道的是，这是一代人的故事。

    By Connie Wang

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    Asia Pacific

    中国梦的破灭

    他们叫她孤女。她渴望逃离贫穷和不幸。但一切都以悲伤结尾。

    By Javier C. Hernández, Albee Zhang and Rumsey Taylor

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    Movies

    ‘IF’ Review: Invisible Friends, but Real Celebrity Cameos

    The film is a slim story about a girl named Bea (Cailey Fleming) who helps a crank named Cal (Ryan Reynolds) play matchmaker. Oh, and Bradley Cooper is a glass of ice water.

    By Amy Nicholson

    PRINT EDITIONFamous Pals Play Forgotten Ones|May 17, 2024, Page C9
    Cal (Ryan Reynolds) and Bea (Cailey Fleming) encounter a slew of famous imaginary friends in “IF.”
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    Movies

    Why Britain Keeps Giving Classic Movies New Ratings

    As the attitudes of moviegoers evolve, so do the guidelines of the ratings board, which has reclassified dozens of films including “Mary Poppins” and “Rocky.”

    By Christopher Kuo

    PRINT EDITIONClassic Movies Get New Ratings in Britain as Perspectives Shift|May 15, 2024, Page C4
    “Mary Poppins” was given a stricter rating for this year’s theatrical run in Britain because of its racial slurs. Similar changes rarely happen in the United States, where studios do not have to submit their films for reclassification.
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    Science

    Wiping Out the Dinosaurs Let Countless Flowers Bloom

    While the extinction affected some flower species, most lineages survived and the catastrophe may have helped them become a dominant form of plant life.

    By Jack Tamisiea

    PRINT EDITIONOutliving the Dinosaurs: When an Apocalypse Struck, a World of Flowers Bloomed|September 19, 2023, Page D2
    Lacinipetalum spectabilis, a 64-million-year-old flower found in Patagonia. The scale bar represents two millimeters.
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    Arts

    ‘Mary Poppins’ Gets New Age Rating in Britain for Racist Language

    The musical about a nanny with magical powers had been classified for all audiences since 1964, but the British Board of Film Classification has issued new guidance.

    By Derrick Bryson Taylor

    Dick Van Dyke, left, and Julie Andrews, right, starred in “Mary Poppins,” which originally received a “U,” or universal, rating in Britain.
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    Asia Pacific

    Rock ’n’ Roll According to the Chinese Communist Party

    The rock ballad was a cult classic in China. But what if the party wanted to use it to spread “positive energy”?

    By Vivian Wang and Weiyi Cai

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    New York

    Trump’s New York Trial: Where Page Six Meets ‘12 Angry Men’

    The machinery of celebrity is being laid bare in a Manhattan courtroom amid the first criminal prosecution of a former U.S. president.

    By Jesse McKinley

    PRINT EDITIONTrump’s New York Trial: Where Page Six Collides With ‘12 Angry Men’|May 19, 2024, Page A21
    Donald J. Trump’s trial sprang from a world of televised images, an economy of attention where fame equated to wealth.
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