Miller Sanford Ally Wray-Kirk, an educator and daughter of an architect, and music industry entrepreneur Spike Wray-Kirk built their Pioneertown home out of shipping containers. (Bill Leigh Brewer / Joshua Tree Dream) 1 The cover of the new book “Glimpses of the Joshua Tree Dream.” (Bill Leigh Brewer / Joshua Tree Dream) The shipping-container home of Ally … Read more
Milk may actually be a pretty good choice (Picture: Getty Images) A heatwave is set to his the UK this weekend, with temperatures reaching highs of 31°C in certain parts of the country. It’s good news for sunseekers after what’s been a washout summer so far, but the spell of warmer weather also comes with … Read more
Into the eye of the storm: Breaking down the climactic movie theater scene of ‘Twisters’ Following the success of his 2020 breakout “Minari” — an intimate, semi-autobiographical drama about a South Korean immigrant family living in 1980s Arkansas that earned six Oscar nominations — Lee Isaac Chung felt ready for a change of pace and … Read more
Would-be Trump assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks rode his bicycle around the former president’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania — and ditched it in full view of cops and a crowd before he climbed on top of a roof and opened fire, law enforcement sources and witnesses confirmed to The Post. Exclusive photos showed the gunman’s bike … Read more
Never bite into the wrong bake again (Picture: Bloomberg via Getty Images) Greggs is a classic British staple and while all their baked goods are delicious, it can be hard to tell them apart upon first inspection. But a new(ish) development at Greggs means you won’t need signs to tell your Steak Bakes from your … Read more
The seeds of “Lady in the Lake” were planted in 1969 with the disappearances and deaths of an 11-year-old Jewish girl and a 33-year-old Black woman in Baltimore. These crimes inspired Laura Lippman to write her 2019 novel, in which multiple narrators tell the stories of aspiring newspaper reporter Maddie Schwartz, a Jewish woman trying … Read more
President Biden is now being “receptive” behind closed doors about the possibility of giving up his 2024 re-election campaign, according to a senior Democratic adviser. The 81-year-old president, who tested positive for COVID-19 Wednesday, has so far been adamant that he will remain in the race for the White House — despite repeated calls from … Read more
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, “Shark Tank” investor Kevin O’Leary and venture capitalist Vinod Khosla are descending on New York City this week for a technology-focused summit hosted not by an internet giant — but by the 258-year old auction house Christie’s. Bonnie Brennan, the firm’s President, Americas, told The Post that having some of the … Read more
Solar, wind and nuclear power are already good alternatives to fossil fuels, and a promising new contender is emerging. Steam rises from a geothermal energy plant in Iceland in 2010. Geothermal power was once limited to countries with hot volcanic rock near the surface, but now startups are going deep, Gwynne Dyer notes.Photo by Arnaldur … Read more
Plus: Homelessness and drug addiction were in St-Henri long before Maison Benoît Labre, writes another reader. The front of Karate Auto Défense Lamarre in the Mercier—Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough is seen on July 3, 2024.Photo by Pierre Obendrauf /Montreal Gazette The decision by the karate centre to exclude the young girl was not only discriminatory, but potentially … Read more
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